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Minneapolis Cafe's No-Charge Model Boosts Profits in Tax Protest Experiment

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Brett Anderson

23h ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

Post Modern Times cafe in Minneapolis, run by Dylan Alverson, switched to a no-charge business model as a tax protest and social experiment. Frustrated by Operation Metro Surge and the struggling restaurant industry, Alverson stopped charging customers for food. The unconventional approach has paradoxically led to increased profits, serving as both a critique of the hospitality industry and an economic experiment.

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There is something wrong in our economy.
Dylan Alverson stood amid tear gas and flash-bang grenades, on the frozen street where Alex Pretti was shot and killed by ICE agents in January, when he got the idea for what he later
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At Post Modern Times cafe in Minneapolis, a tax protest has turned into a social experiment and a critique of the hospitality industry.

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