Jesus suggested caring for the poor. Taunting them with fake money makes for a very poor evangelical moment. #ddtb
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This $10 Tip Is Not The Best Way To Show Your Gratitude To Your Server – The Consumerist
For a waiter who depends on tips to earn more than minimum wage, a $10 tip can be a welcome sight. But not in this instance. As the waiter found out in the below image posted on Reddit, not only was t…
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I agree. While it may not have been done with malicious intent, it's in bad taste.
Oh, I'm sure it wasn't done maliciously. Just … unthinkingly.
George, I like that, too. I suppose either Dave or I will go looking for the source/provenance, because we’re warped like that. Don’t know his excuse, but mine is due to having been employed at academic libraries.
@Marina – My excuse is that I run a quotation website (http://wist.info), so I have an amateur interest in such things.
Any sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice.
+George Wiman , is that an original quote? I like it.
it's original to someone, somewhere. I first heard it during the Bush administration.
It seems to be generally credited as "Grey's Law": Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
The waiter should have posted the cheapskate’s name.