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The story pops up now and again on social media as a subject for the ten-minute-hate, and a justifiable one too. Someone stiffs a waiter or a bartender and tries to excuse themselves for doing it.
Someone signs the credit card receipt at the restaurant and puts a zero in the space for a tip, writing in “I give my money to charity” or “I save my money for Jesus” (those of you with Bibles, see Matthew 25:31-46). Or they give a supposedly principled reason, like “I don’t believe in tipping” or “Your boss should pay you better” or “Tipping lets businesses exploit their workers.”
Or worse, the very worst, the lowest of the low, they scrawl some sneer like “Get a better job.”
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Someone signs the credit card receipt at the restaurant and puts a zero in the space for a tip, writing in “I give my money to charity” or “I save my money for Jesus” (those of you with Bibles, see Matthew 25:31-46). Or they give a supposedly principled reason, like “I don’t believe in tipping” or “Your boss should pay you better” or “Tipping lets businesses exploit their workers.”
Or worse, the very worst, the lowest of the low, they scrawl some sneer like “Get a better job.”
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David Mills: Decent people tip, and well. Bad people don’t.
The story pops up now and again on social media as a subject for the ten-minute-hate, and a justifiable one too. Someone...
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