Same, never had a problem
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Have you ever had a waiter question a tip?
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I'm torn about whether you're a troll or whether you are legit as crappy of a person as you claim on here. Either way, any given waitress is worth more as a human being than you are.
This dude sounds 
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Since I know how 'much' they earn in gastronomy and hotels, they always get a tip. Must be a very bad service that I'd consider to give nothing.
What I find weird is leaving your used shampoo bottles, soap and creams as tip for the room service girls in holiday hotels. Even when it's a good brand. Bahh..
What I find weird is leaving your used shampoo bottles, soap and creams as tip for the room service girls in holiday hotels. Even when it's a good brand. Bahh..
Just eat at home you useless shitstain.
If someone does a service for you,and it's good,you tip.Haircut,Cab,dinner,pizza delivery etc.Its the right thing to do.Now,if they suck really bad or are cunts....they get nothing.But that has never happened to me
Preacher
Enjoying a drink in my deck chair...
Not because of the amount but yes because I forgot.
It happened to me at the Hyatt. I was in the hotel lobby concentrated reading some documents and ordered a coffee. The waitress brought it to me and I quickly signed the receipt without even looking at the receipt (I was focused on the documents). She left, did a few steps, came back, and stood next to me.
She was there for few seconds. I didn't pay attention to her until she called me to tell me that I had forgotten the tip.
It happened to me at the Hyatt. I was in the hotel lobby concentrated reading some documents and ordered a coffee. The waitress brought it to me and I quickly signed the receipt without even looking at the receipt (I was focused on the documents). She left, did a few steps, came back, and stood next to me.
She was there for few seconds. I didn't pay attention to her until she called me to tell me that I had forgotten the tip.
Just the tip?
sounds like someone forgot where they came from or was born with a silver spoon in their mouth
I am legitimately a crappy person. I don’t respect or value waitresses because I think they should be so ashamed and embarrassed. They have such a ridiculous useless job. They should grow the fuck up and get a real adult job.
Why the fuck would I give her extra money for being a living conveyor belt?
Probably.
On my 30th birthday I was in Vegas and the waiter at cheesecake factory refused to serve me a pineapple mojito without ID.
So we ate our meal and he got around 30 cents tip left for him.
Hows that for service?
On my 30th birthday I was in Vegas and the waiter at cheesecake factory refused to serve me a pineapple mojito without ID.
So we ate our meal and he got around 30 cents tip left for him.
Hows that for service?
lechmich
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The problem is actually the system that allows arsehole employers to pay people next to nothing and beg for a living off people's guilt complexes. It also requires a little bit of empathy to understand that the person is being shafted by a greedy bean counter and needs to pay their rent, and maybe eat like your royal self perhaps...
Then there are people with no guilt complexes or empathy - say autistic people for instance
Then there are people with no guilt complexes or empathy - say autistic people for instance
djdeeds
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I haven't seen anyone ask so I'll ask ... what do you do for a living?
I was born into a lower middle class family. I always knew I did not belong there, and was destined for greatness. At 14 I caddied for a successful investment tax attorney. He hired me to work in his office part time .
He taught me about investing in the stock market, and mutual funds. I quickly learned serious money could be made, and with a little legal tax management you paid very little in taxes.
Being an orthopedic surgeon is a noble profession, but when I could double or triple that salary every year, I found my calling.
I graduated from Harvard business school, and then managed several large hedge funds. Everything I did was in the best interest of the investors. I acted as a fiduciary, which really means I put the investors first. I did do lots and lots of legal tax management.
I did something with my life. fuck that silly waiter bringing me 18 year old scotch like a modern servant. No tip for you bitch.
You are very wrong. With or without tips you were required to make minimum wage for every hour you work.
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It is consistently ranked among the top business schools in the world and offers a full-time MBA program, management-related doctoral programs, and executive education.
I earned a MBA , and PhD.
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SMOKESKULL
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I don't put anything past any generation after boomers. We don't eat out any more ever. We were always disappointed with either the food the service or the cost. I just saw a thing that claims over 50% of restaurants are on the verge of closing due to lack of profit. They claim they are breaking even which IMHO is the goal of any business as long as bills are payed. It's the greed aspect of business that's ruining it.
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