Teen pays restaurant bill in quarters, employees shame him on Facebook

[xray731]

don - have to agree - with all that's going on in society today - we have a 35 page discussion on a 17 yr old kid who pd for his bill and left a tip. People need to move on - this isn't a story anymore - it's 15 minutes was over 25 pages ago.

I see new stories everyday on Yahoo when I start the computer - come here and you're all still obsessed discussing stories that are months old.

[DubbleT]

Originally Posted by xray731

don - have to agree - with all that's going on in society today - we have a 35 page discussion on a 17 yr old kid who pd for his bill and left a tip. People need to move on - this isn't a story anymore - it's 15 minutes was over 25 pages ago.

I see new stories everyday on Yahoo when I start the computer - come here and you're all still obsessed discussing stories that are months old.

Discussions like this continue because they evolve from talking about a particular instance to a discussion on principles.

[Sundaydrive00]

Originally Posted by xray731

don - have to agree - with all that's going on in society today - we have a 35 page discussion on a 17 yr old kid who pd for his bill and left a tip. People need to move on - this isn't a story anymore - it's 15 minutes was over 25 pages ago.

I see new stories everyday on Yahoo when I start the computer - come here and you're all still obsessed discussing stories that are months old.

And yet... Here you are commenting on a thread that hasn't been active in days.

[xray731]

Originally Posted by Sundaydrive00

And yet... Here you are commenting on a thread that hasn't been active in days.

Actually - someone bumped it yesterday and it was near the top of the discussion - you know how that works right?