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*IF* they did write the comment on the receipt, it was a ****ty thing to do but immigration lawyer grandpa blew this up as if it were a crime. Police were called, this was pushed on FB until dozens of sites ran the story showing the woman's signature, name, etc. This old man threatened to punch the young woman which normal people with self control wouldn't do.
That was my guess. I was not going to waste time googling it.
Once again, Gramps is a lawyer.
What is funny is conservatives on this site in a knee jerk fashion defend every racist action and then wonder why they can't win Presidential elections. Admittedly not as bad as when liberals keep importing cheap labor and supporting affirmative action programs and wonder why poor white people don't vote their way.
What's funny is you lying about conservatives and thinking intelligent people believe it. Obama teach you how to lie?
After the receipt’s photo went viral online, Tom returned to the restaurant and caused quite a scene (the restaurant called the police), furious about the violation of Ada’s privacy. The incident was mentioned by The Washington Post and other outlets, but Tom said those write-ups left out the fact he was also demanding to know who had written the message on the receipt.
How many hoaxes were perpetrated by the grandfather?
Did you watch the girl's demeanor when she was interviewed? She seemed embarrassed by the whole thing. I got the feeling she wished she had never told gramps about it.
Nothing from Ada or her "man" yet. The grandfather has already met the couple and had a verbal confrontation with them. In the other cases the falsely accused was quick to respond.
I have participated in the other threads too. In every one I labeled it a hoax. This one ain't.
I suggest you google this. Watch the girl's interview and read about the meeting between gramp's and the racists. I know this may be hard to understand but just because some minorities lie does not mean they all do. I have already given all the links I have looked at on this thread. Inform yourself before making snap judgements.
This was an easy one from the beginning. There was no proof.
How could you miss that?
Of course, you'll do the stand up thing and apologize, right?
Most minorities aren't nasty to whites. But stupid, redneck, low IQ whites think what they see or hear on TV what is said about minorities think is true for all. Sadly, some white posters on here suspiciously fall under one or more of those descriptors, very sad indeed. And you know it's true, cause there's always that one moron that takes it way too far
What is truly sad is the morons who fell for this.
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Obviously it does not cover this situation. Gramps is a lawyer.
I suggest if you are a racist you do not leave written proof behind in this day and age.
Again, there is no proof.
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Oh please. Tell me, how would those customers know if the girl was a citizen or not? They don't, they simply took it upon their ignorant selves to assume because she's not "white" that she's not a citizen. Doesn't get much more stupid than that, now does it?
Only ignorant people fall for these hoaxes and then use it to spew hatred.
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How many hoaxes were perpetrated by the grandfather?
Did you watch the girl's demeanor when she was interviewed? She seemed embarrassed by the whole thing. I got the feeling she wished she had never told gramps about it.
Nothing from Ada or her "man" yet. The grandfather has already met the couple and had a verbal confrontation with them. In the other cases the falsely accused was quick to respond.
I have participated in the other threads too. In every one I labeled it a hoax. This one ain't.
I suggest you google this. Watch the girl's interview and read about the meeting between gramp's and the racists. I know this may be hard to understand but just because some minorities lie does not mean they all do. I have already given all the links I have looked at on this thread. Inform yourself before making snap judgements.
One that we know of. Since this was a manufactured hoax and the white attorney who started this ****storm is an immigration attorney, the logical conclusion is the perpetrator did this for the sole purpose of driving his agenda.
Perhaps her demeanor was such because she felt guilty for being a part of this.
I wouldn't care if she didn't tip. It's not mandatory. It's none of our business if someone tips or not. However, I said to myself, Oklahoma must have the highest tippers of anyone because everyone here tips, a lot. We tip 40%, cash. We really appreciate good servers. We've even tipped up to 50%. People around here tip so much, I've said "I need to get a job as a waitress here." So, anyway, I looked it up.
Best tippers:
Even when confronted by the same payment system in similar businesses (bars, restaurants and coffee shops), people left very different tip amounts. There are still a lot of variables, like how the payment system is set up to prompt the customer to tip, the sort of service being provided and the tippers themselves. With all that in mind, here’s a list of states with some seemingly exceptional tippers. (You can find a list of the worst tippers on Credit.com.)
10. Missouri
Average tip amount: 20.62%
9. Virginia
Average tip amount: 20.83%
8. Kansas
Average tip amount: 20.88%
7. Rhode Island
Average tip amount: 20.91%
6. Mississippi
Average tip amount: 20.97%
5. Louisiana
Average tip amount: 20.98%
4. South Carolina
Average tip amount: 21.1%
3. New Hampshire
Average tip amount: 21.14%
2. Maryland
Average tip amount: 21.96%
1. Oklahoma
Average tip amount: 23.89%
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