tipping

in Seattle I'm pretty sure that's at least $90

Having just spent a week there, I can confirm this is true. :D

Also currently fighting off tears after looking at my credit-card bill because of the very strong dollar compared to pounds these days ;_;

sorry for my insensitive reply, DJP, it wasn’t at all cool for me to be all “no, but what I meant was” in response to your post

tbf I did Kool-Aid Man into the thread with that post

I am going to be brave and not tip 20% when I get my hair done tonight because apparently I've been overtripping here and now I know why the nail salon girls are always so nice to me. I thought we were buds! :/

When you're used to tipping a certain way it feels so weird and wrong not to.

Lately I'll sometimes leave a $2 tip on a $4 coffee just b/c like whatever man

― G. D’Arcy Cheesewright (silby), Tuesday, April 30, 2024 11:51 PM (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

who cares

― G. D’Arcy Cheesewright (silby), Tuesday, April 30, 2024 11:51 PM (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

yeah fuck all these stingy bastards!!

there's a place in america where coffee eggs and toast still costs $10.75???

it's hard for me to imagine coffee, eggs, and toast being much more than like $12 maybe

Have you been to a joint called California

i just checked and a plate of scrambled eggs, bacon, and pancakes at the Denny's near me is 7.99

Vomit

7.99 but then coffee is another $3.50

right which is 74 cents more than 10.75

and that's WITH bacon

for 10.75 in Philly you can get a pretty decent hoagie and a side of fries at the local Papi store.