I do not agree with your sweeping accusation or your proclamation that if a person cannot tip do not go out to eat.
Judith, you do have choices that do not require a tip. McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, the buffet line at Wegmans etc.
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I do not agree with your sweeping accusation or your proclamation that if a person cannot tip do not go out to eat.
Judith, you do have choices that do not require a tip. McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, the buffet line at Wegmans etc.
Judith, you do have choices that do not require a tip. McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, the buffet line at Wegmans etc.
Judith, it's a free country, eat wherever you want too.Judith, you do have choices that do not require a tip. McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, the buffet line at Wegmans etc.
Judith, it's a free country, eat wherever you want too.
I can only speak for myself. If I could not afford to give a tip I would not eat at a restaurant where the servers make their living off of tips. IMHO it is beyond rude.
what's my father got to do with this ? my father's been dead for 40 years. lol.IMO, your whole attitude wreaks of me first, myself and I, with a touch or arrogance. Yes being a waitress or waiter is hard work. Putting up with the public is hard work. Your father's occupation does not change that fact.
Admittedly, this is why I have stayed out of the public service professions. If that guy in the clip (it is not a skit) talked to me that way, we would have been wearing that cup of tea, and the wife would have the salad as part of her hair style.
The reason I know you are full of bull is I have experienced the same scenario many times at the table next to me.
I also know for a fact waitresses argue about who has to work Sunday afternoon.
You need an attitude adjustment. Did God elect some of his children to act like jackasses?
Yes Judith if you eat you had better leave a big tip as I was talking to a ex waitress one time about this tip thing and she said they got wise to who the small or no tippers were and the next time they came to eat they would spit in their food before they served it to them.Sure Judith, allow the entitlement of living in a 'free country' to over-ride Biblical sense and Christian responsibility.
I do. Why should someone serve you for 2.00 an hour when you know they depend upon tips?
If you can't afford to give a tip, save even more money and eat something cheap at home.
Stop excusing your behavior as though not being able to afford the tip part is a legitimate excuse. Go home and eat instead.
Judith, you do have choices that do not require a tip. McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, the buffet line at Wegmans etc.
:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:Personally, I think that the OP is based on a caricature of church members more than on reality. As a former missionary I was able to observe the tipping patterns of many church groups and pastors and never saw one stiff a server. Most tip generously, as we do whenever we go out to eat. We were pretty well-known in our former locale of ministry and the servers would hurry to seat and serve us because they knew that we tip well.
Here is an interesting and, I think, balanced article on the issue of whether tipping is voluntary or mandatory:
http://www.tip20.com/why-should-you-tip/27
Yes Judith if you eat you had better leave a big tip as I was talking to a ex waitress one time about this tip thing and she said they got wise to who the small or no tippers were and the next time they came to eat they would spit in their food before they served it to them.
Like I said I disagree. Any tipping I give is because of service, or lack there of and no tip, not because I feel sorry for them or obligated to make up what the employer is lacking in.
Also I do not agree that the Church crowd is rude. While it may happen on some individual bases it is not hw the OP presented it as being common place.
Now you're dodging your intent to purposely go out to eat knowing that you cannot tip yet eating out anyhow. I'd say you're the type that looks for any reason to not tip. That's a bad witness on your part.
If you can't afford to tip then you can't afford to eat out either. Go home and eat instead where you can afford it and where you can't be a bad witness to others. :wavey:
Like I said I disagree. Any tipping I give is because of service, or lack there of and no tip, not because I feel sorry for them or obligated to make up what the employer is lacking in.
Also I do not agree that the Church crowd is rude. While it may happen on some individual bases it is not hw the OP presented it as being common place.
This thread is stagnated in self righteous pride that surfaces to many times on this board. It reminds me of the Pharisee that thanked God he was not like other men. A Pharisee will pick out a so called sin in someone else and condemn that person to hell. Never mind what the Pharisee is guilty of.
Yes Judith if you eat you had better leave a big tip as I was talking to a ex waitress one time about this tip thing and she said they got wise to who the small or no tippers were and the next time they came to eat they would spit in their food before they served it to them.