This is a special note for the customer that likes pies so much they just call her "Pies." Thanks, Pete.
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5 comments:
Are these fruit pies, or steak and kidney pies with cayenne added? How else do you get "hot pies" that are 'cooling'?
I'm surprised they are not "pies's"
This is actually correct (if it was in the UK)
VAT is charged on hot foods but pies that are "cooling" don't have any VAT on.
So if they were hot then you would have to pay an extra 17% but "hot" pies "cooling" you don't pay it.
Omg, at this point I'm thinking Sweeney Todd. Anyone else? For the love of God, don't eat the pies!!!
I'd like to meet the customer known as "Pies." That's a great nickname.
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