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Link to the bill: https://seattle.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=81665...
In this bill it just lists grocery stores as one of the examples where this practice could be banned, I wonder if it would apply to other more general online storefronts such as amazon.
Actually, why even limit what it applies to
Because I'm a bit lazy/busy, is there a summary that covers things like shopper cards/discount cards/membership requirements, and if this allows businesses to find different means of escape from the rules.
Has buying groceries online been normalized to this extent? I still feel dirty about it, but maybe I’m too old fashioned.
Seriously, once you realize you’re paying a minimum of 30% extra, it becomes hard to stomach.