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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · today 21:00 EDT

8 restaurant ordering habits that waiters say instantly reveal a guest’s true financial background

From the way you scan prices to how you handle leftovers, seasoned servers can decode your entire financial history before you've even ordered appetizers—and their insights might make you rethink your next restaurant visit.

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