NY Woman Orders an $11 Chicken Sandwich at the JFK Shake Shack. Then She Notices a 48-Cent Charge on Her Receipt and Realizes What It Covers

NY woman orders an $11 chicken sandwich at the JFK Shake Shack. Then she notices a 48-cent charge on her receipt and realizes what it covers

A New York traveler at the JFK Airport Shake Shack recently discovered a mysterious 48-cent charge on her receipt, highlighting the complex world of airport pricing, BroBible reports. TikTok user Zoey, who goes by the handle @sunshineflowers970, shared her experience in a video that has already gained over 15,000 views. She pointed out that she paid $11 for a chicken sandwich and $5 for fries, but the receipt included a specific line item labele…

Woman Goes To Shake Shack In New York’s JFK Airport. After She Pays $18 For Chicken Sandwich And Fries, She Sees What Else They Tacked Onto Receipt

A Shake Shack customer says she was charged a fee for 'employee benefits.' What does this mean, and is it even legal? A traveler recently visited Shake Shack at JFK Airport in New York. She found a mysterious 48-cent charge on her receipt. What does it mean? In a video with over 15,000 views, TikTok user Zoey (@sunshineflowers970) explains that she recently visited the airport Shake Shack. Upon looking at her receipt, one detail caught her eye. …

What is an employee benefits charge on a receipt?

A 48-cent employee benefits line on a JFK Shake Shack receipt drew a customer's question, and the Port Authority lets airport concessionaires add a surcharge of up to 3 percent of the pre-tax bill.