stephenph on Nostr: I understand it, I don't even nessacerilly disagree with it, but there are consumer ...

I understand it, I don't even nessacerilly disagree with it, but there are consumer laws in the US that say any such policies need to favor the consumer (always round down) and in some cases need to be equally applied (not only cash transactions)

This sounds like a franchisee setting a policy as a small money grab, the prices are probably going to be set such that in most cases the rounding is going to be up.