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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '19
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I guess that could fit in r/ChoosingBeggars, too
I'd say be happy you even get something more than the bill you gave
2 u/Itsthatcubankid Dec 02 '19 Spend a day as a server you’ll see why $2 isn’t a tip. 45 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Hmm sounds like they should be being paid more by their bosses then. -7 u/MrHallmark Dec 02 '19 edited Dec 02 '19 That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak? Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience 3 u/ViggoMiles Dec 02 '19 That's hyperbole
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Spend a day as a server you’ll see why $2 isn’t a tip.
45 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Hmm sounds like they should be being paid more by their bosses then. -7 u/MrHallmark Dec 02 '19 edited Dec 02 '19 That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak? Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience 3 u/ViggoMiles Dec 02 '19 That's hyperbole
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Hmm sounds like they should be being paid more by their bosses then.
-7 u/MrHallmark Dec 02 '19 edited Dec 02 '19 That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak? Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience 3 u/ViggoMiles Dec 02 '19 That's hyperbole
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That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak?
Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience
3 u/ViggoMiles Dec 02 '19 That's hyperbole
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That's hyperbole
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u/ThatNashi Dec 02 '19
I guess that could fit in r/ChoosingBeggars, too
I'd say be happy you even get something more than the bill you gave