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In this Italian monologue, the speaker critiques a barista who charged a customer €0.10 to cut a brioche in half. He argues that, while the extra charge was apparently listed on the menu, merely indicating a surcharge does not make it legal. He likens the practice to charging for a pillow or napkin—services that are part of the hospitality experience and should be included in the base price. He acknowledges a possible exception: if the customer explicitly requests a half‑portion that requires a separate plating or extra kitchen work, an additional fee could be justified. However, for a standard brioche served at a bar, the surcharge is deemed improper. The speaker emphasizes consumer transparency, legal norms, and the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate extra charges.

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