Why do restaurants beg for people's help when they never want to help anyone else?

[Onlyonceatime]

During the pandemic, they begged for support and help, but whenever they had left over, they never gave them to the homeless. Restaurants charge you $200 for a meal that costs $20 to make. They pay their employees $2 an hour because they get tips. When they need assistance, they beg others to help, but they never give anything back.

[Goforit1010]

Read what @joedalton said. He's 150% correct. For health reasons, restaurants are forbidden to "give" away excess food. In RARE circumstances, sometimes a restaurant can give away something. It's the extreme exception, not the rule.

[andreasderjuengere]

This is how greed-capitalism works.

Enjoy it :)

[joeldalton]

Many restaurants are forbidden to give leftovers to homeless due to health codes. Blame your government.