Lmao @ this entitled hoe crying about not getting tipped on my FB newsfeed.

[IReallyLoveOats]

hahaha gold. dumb sloot, should have gone to college

[Whichiscool]

the whale itself is just icing on the cake

She's so close to looking like The Joker its not even funny.

[Critter5592]

Well I agree a 6 dollar tip is pretty fked up. I disagree with complaining about it though. If that's the worst thing in your life you are doing OK and should not be bitching.


That's the world we live in. Expectations are high/ignorant and when they aren't met people have the nerve to bitch about it.



You guys hating on her looks/weight are just as pathetic though. I get it's all in good fun but not relevant at all to the thread.

[gluon]

Im no longet tipping ever fuk these entitled sloots, they dont deserve 2.15 per hour

keep in mind that waitresses will always make at least minimum wage even if they get zero tips. their "2.15 per hour" line is basically a lie, if their (total tips + wage earnings) divided by their hours worked does not equal minimum wage they are paid the difference. this should encourage you further to never tip.

[BigRangs]

I'm a good tipper, but if the service was that bad, they should have left $0 and a note on the receipt that service sucked.

[Gooner89]

Needing an app to calculate a 20% tip? LOL Division is hard. I despise these type of people. Waitress is likely the highest profession she will ever reach.

[Comstarr]

the whale itself is just icing on the cake

Damn no wonder she's pissed.

Goes to work - get's no tips.
Goes home - get's no tips.

[zizitopas]

Love how misc is hating on a girl and they don't even know the real story and took a ******** post for facts.


Buncha morons itt for real.

Ignorant white knight *******.

I hate when women want easy money, just because they have pussy.

[IH8RICE]

I wish you could just tip the chefs directly and the waiters got minimum wage.

Its not hard to write down and order and carry it out, then refill water every 5-10 minutes.

A monkey can do that.

Yup yup yup

[KyBrah32]

[JD805]

Strong entitled sloot.

[Luc1fer]

The other strong possibility, if this was a group of 8, that the restaurant has an auto 18% added on for large groups, and they added an extra 2% to make it 20% in total. I have seen the auto-gratuity added on for groups as small as 4 people at some places, and many places won't mention it, so if people have been drinking and don't pay close attention, they end up tipping a large amount as well, in essence doubling the tip they would have given as appropriate to the service.

Really good point, gratuity is sometimes auto-added for larger groups.

[caryNpol]

loled at DJT notip

[brownbrah113]

PROBLEM IS WHITE KNIGHTS

Problem is this girl has had beta wks tipping more and leaving smileys on that chit even though she looks like sensuality dipped in flour.

Problem is sensuality will get pms from 10 thirsty FAs asking how her day was as I type this.

Also, legislation for this stupid chit is so ancient and makes these mfkers so entitled.

Simple, pay them minimum wage and if customers feel like the establishment has done a great job they can leave a tip at the jar close to the exit which will be shared by cooks, dishwashers, managers and in general every employee who contributed to a great experience.

Why the fuk is society so fukked up that tipping servers is viewed almost like paying taxes?? WTF.

[metafour]

serving is easy, but so is being a ramp agent at the airport or customer service. so is being a clerk, cashier, store associate, stocking, retail, data entry.. etc... 9/10 entry level jobs are extremely "easy". id wager that serving is more difficult than most jobs that pay $10/hr or less.

Bull****.

There is nothing difficult about serving. You think its easier than being a cashier? A cashier deals with potentially a hundred+ customers in a shift, and guess what? In retail, the cashier is almost always the one who deals with complaints because they are the last person the customer deals with. That means that if someone is mad because there is no whatever on the shelf, its usually the cashier that has to hear it out even though that has nothing to do with them.

Pretty much all those jobs you listed are easily as "difficult" (probably more-so) than serving.

[2thTEE82]

She's a chit waitress. I went to a sports bar last week during happy hour, got a buttload of food and our waitress was really attentive to our needs and would often check up on us. The bill was $35 and I tipped $10.

I'm an awesome tipper and will usually tip over 20% of the bill if the servers are doing a great job.

[nzgs]

If they want more money they should get some skills that have actual market demand. Retards thinking they deserve fuk all ferrying drinks around a restaurant. And it's always women whining about this chit, like the concept of supply and demand is alien to them.

[DirtyTrickster]

Didn't read the thread, but isn't gratuity automatically added on groups of 6 or more?

[TMac26]

Didn't read the thread, but isn't gratuity automatically added on groups of 6 or more?

Usually 8+



I tip well, cause I've worked in the service industry, and it ****ing sucks. But I also expect good service, otherwise you aren't getting ****. People have bad days, but if you are at least trying, I'll tip.

[DirtyTrickster]

Usually 8+



I tip well, cause I've worked in the service industry, and it ****ing sucks. But I also expect good service, otherwise you aren't getting ****. People have bad days, but if you are at least trying, I'll tip.

Her response to her OP was she had to split it with another waitress due to it being more than 8 people.

So she probably got tipped twice and is complaining that the supplemental tip was small.

[metafour]

If they want more money they should get some skills that have actual market demand. Retards thinking they deserve fuk all ferrying drinks around a restaurant. And it's always women whining about this chit, like the concept of supply and demand is alien to them.

Most of these people make way more than minimum wage anyway; thus they're actually making more money than other minimum wage workers who work jobs that are as difficult if not more difficult. Why do you think there are so many waitresses/servers/bartenders who manage to afford living in metropolitan cities? These people aren't "underpaid"; you're not going to find a minimum wage Wal-Mart worker living downtown in any metropolitan city.

Even in this case she "only" made $13.18 for what couldn't have been more than an hour of work. That converts to $17.68 Canadian, and here in Canada the minimum wage is ~$11-14 per hour (depending on Province). So she made more than minimum on that one tip alone; that isn't counting whatever her actual wage is or the fact that she very little handled another table or two during that hour as well.

[garthismad]

Im going to start leaving bible pamphelts for tips, rly rustle them jimmies

[Beararms]

I dont mind tipping at all but Im not going to go crazy on how much I give for tips, some of these servers are starting to expecting like 10 bucks on a 20 dollar meal.

[brownbrah113]

I dont mind tipping at all but Im not going to go crazy on how much I give for tips, some of these servers are starting to expecting like 10 bucks on a 20 dollar meal.

my best friend's ex literally made $50+ / hour on a regular shift during the weekend as the restaurant was a very busy upscale one with plenty of thirsty old wk 'regulars'.

She used to bring us bottles of belvedere, ciroc, wine and chit all the time when we partied and used to buy us all shots. Too bad she cheated on him

Meanwhile my friend was a tradie hired by the city for $25 an hour. LMAO

[Beararms]

my best friend's ex literally made $50+ / hour on a regular shift during the weekend as the restaurant was a very busy upscale one with plenty of thirsty old wk 'regulars'.

She used to bring us bottles of belvedere, ciroc, wine and chit all the time when we partied and used to buy us all shots. Too bad she cheated on him

Meanwhile my friend was a tradie hired by the city for $25 an hour. LMAO

Benefits of being a cute girl working in a restuarant.

[Jallalabadbad]

Looks like she got a visit from the no tip crew.

Lmao

[bobsapp]

Crazy how she wants $100 tip for a $700 table while doing the same amount of work as a $50 table.

Lol are you fukn retarded?

She might be doing the same type of work (running drinks, taking orders, bringing food out etc.) but the workload is considerably higher.

Fukn negged for being a dumbfuk.



She must have given ****ty service to receive $13 in tip. And lol at how she says if you can't afford to tip, don't eat out. The fukn bill was $700 so the table obviously can afford to eat out.

[Highwind7]

[DrWilliam]

I have waitress friends than can pull down $500+ a night in tips (Wineries, steak houses, etc)

Let that sink in. Someone is getting paid thousands of dollars per month to write what you want to eat down on a piece of paper and bring it from point A to point B, and then bring the food from point B back to point A. And most of the time they don't even do it with a smile on their face.

Meanwhile, you have guys and gals who work the fields or in production plants that make minimum wage or barely above. How does that make sense?

I usually tip because of social standards and if I'm out with people you have to play the game so they don't think you're a cheap ass but god damn, I'm thinking about going on that no trip crew after seeing more and more entitlement from ****ty waitresses.

[ThePoz]

serving is easy, but so is being a ramp agent at the airport or customer service. so is being a clerk, cashier, store associate, stocking, retail, data entry.. etc... 9/10 entry level jobs are extremely "easy". id wager that serving is more difficult than most jobs that pay $10/hr or less.

this person counted their chickens before the egg hatched and should definitely not be posting it on social media- but a 2% tip is in extremely bad taste. who knows, service could have been crap and they felt it was warranted, or something was rung in on the bill that wasnt supposed to be there and they paid for it instead of waiting and subtracted the difference.

Why are you comparing a $20 /hr job (waitress) to $10 /hr jobs?