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Der leere Stuhl kostet trotzdem

Follow a group checking a prepaid tasting reservation and making an explicit shared decision about an unavoidable unused place. 932 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does Eda’s unused reservation not entitle the three guests to an extra complete menu sequence?
Why does the otherwise permitted transfer to Sven fail in this case?
Why do the friends need a new discussion despite having shared the original booking terms?
How is the full 240-euro prepayment ultimately shared?
Why does Yusuf’s eventual consent not imply the extra cost is trivial?
Why does the kitchen’s possible reuse of ingredients not change their bill?