11725 pts · April 13, 2012
I spent years as a server in multiple restaurants. I always tip 20% unless the service is outstanding, then I'll tip more. Seeing something like this makes me want to tip less. Like being hit with gratuity on a table for 2...
Died in a car crash, and my only sadness was that he took the life of a lovely woman with him.
There was a comedian i can't remember the name of, said "the English language is a brick wall, and FUCK is my chisel"... I can appreciate that.
Sell one coin a week to a jewelry store and have 4k extra income that's not taxable every month.
This screams hill country, and I'm vibin lol
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Comment, because I want to see this again and the favorite button sucks now.
Oh yeah...
It's time to enjoy an hour glass...
You need a VPN... I'm a Texan, but my porn comes from Spain.
I'm afraid I can't do that, cucumber
Worked with ortho for 6 years and never saw that shit...scrub, sterile field, ppe, rain boots, and a Bluetooth speaker jamming 80s rock. That was prep.
That bitch, Carol Baskins
Zima? This is concord thunderbird territory
Think about it this way... if you loved your job, you may have become complacent. Having the job removed from you only opens the door for new and / or better things. Keep your head up; it may be a blessing in disguise.
That's a nice magic wand!
It's definitely not for everyone. I get drawn to the dark, psychological thriller type books. I enjoy when a book is thought-provoking, no matter how uncomfortable it may get.
I manage expectations and make it clear my job is 8-5. If I can't charge you per minute, you can't expect my cooperation after hours. Send that shit to voicemail...
In Austin, TX, we have hit 41 consecutive days over 100° F
They are just different colored raccoons
I like to manage expectations. I do what they pay me for, not what I'm worth...they can't afford to pay at what I value my time.
Saw the stripes and thought "dumb ass".
I understand where you're coming from on this, but one thing remains...in the service industry, you can't be terrible at your job and still make a decent income. Waitstaff isn't like the elected U.S. government; performance matters.
This is true to an extent. The person responsible for tipping can choose to be a dick with quality service, but shit service demands no tip.
You can do that with the can and it finishes flush at the rim of a pint glass.
As a waiter, I gave great service in hopes of a good tip. As a nurse, I miss the tips...
My mom always told me she hated my choice of "rage music" (which included the 2000's emo stuff). She would say it's all about depression, substance abuse, and self harm. I made the argument country music is the same shit but slower and with a twang. It was like watching a light bulb struggle to get bright... then she finally laughed and agreed.
I spent years as a server in multiple restaurants. I always tip 20% unless the service is outstanding, then I'll tip more. Seeing something like this makes me want to tip less. Like being hit with gratuity on a table for 2...
Died in a car crash, and my only sadness was that he took the life of a lovely woman with him.
There was a comedian i can't remember the name of, said "the English language is a brick wall, and FUCK is my chisel"... I can appreciate that.
Sell one coin a week to a jewelry store and have 4k extra income that's not taxable every month.
This screams hill country, and I'm vibin lol
.
Comment, because I want to see this again and the favorite button sucks now.
.
.
Oh yeah...
It's time to enjoy an hour glass...
You need a VPN... I'm a Texan, but my porn comes from Spain.
I'm afraid I can't do that, cucumber
Worked with ortho for 6 years and never saw that shit...scrub, sterile field, ppe, rain boots, and a Bluetooth speaker jamming 80s rock. That was prep.
That bitch, Carol Baskins
Zima? This is concord thunderbird territory
Think about it this way... if you loved your job, you may have become complacent. Having the job removed from you only opens the door for new and / or better things. Keep your head up; it may be a blessing in disguise.
That's a nice magic wand!
It's definitely not for everyone. I get drawn to the dark, psychological thriller type books. I enjoy when a book is thought-provoking, no matter how uncomfortable it may get.
I manage expectations and make it clear my job is 8-5. If I can't charge you per minute, you can't expect my cooperation after hours. Send that shit to voicemail...
In Austin, TX, we have hit 41 consecutive days over 100° F
They are just different colored raccoons
I like to manage expectations. I do what they pay me for, not what I'm worth...they can't afford to pay at what I value my time.
Saw the stripes and thought "dumb ass".
I understand where you're coming from on this, but one thing remains...in the service industry, you can't be terrible at your job and still make a decent income. Waitstaff isn't like the elected U.S. government; performance matters.
This is true to an extent. The person responsible for tipping can choose to be a dick with quality service, but shit service demands no tip.
You can do that with the can and it finishes flush at the rim of a pint glass.
As a waiter, I gave great service in hopes of a good tip. As a nurse, I miss the tips...
My mom always told me she hated my choice of "rage music" (which included the 2000's emo stuff). She would say it's all about depression, substance abuse, and self harm. I made the argument country music is the same shit but slower and with a twang. It was like watching a light bulb struggle to get bright... then she finally laughed and agreed.