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I have changed my tipping over the years. I used to tip 20 percent and go down if service was bad. Then I started tipping 15 percent and adjusting up or down based on service. Now I start at 10, adjust for service, then adjust again to counter the effects of affirmative action.
Some places just don't tolerate racists. Probably best you not eat there.
It is the restaurant's prerogative to ban the customer but to condone their waitstaff supplying a customer's credit card receipt demonstrates a lack of professionalism. Hopefully that careless attitude does not carry over into other standards.
Are those same small business owners allowed to let their employees remove the receipts from their premises? Or publish them on the Internet? I don't think so.
It's at the link. Use Chrome's incognito mode. They came back and were angry that their receipt had been publicized but did not deny that they wrote the note - just upset with the publicity.
"The man “was yelling and screaming about the four digits [of the credit card],†said Tom Marchese, the manager at Jess’ Lunch. “I said it’s not even your card. Are you really concerned about that or are you more concerned about what was put on social media? He said, ‘Well, both.’
“We didn’t talk much,†Elledge told The Post.†She was mad that I posted it … the guy, he was being really belligerent.â€
†… She was asking me why I posted it,†Elledge said. “I said obviously, it was an insult — your signature against my granddaughter — darn right I’m going to post it. And no apologies.â€
Oh, so we're taking the word of the people who posted it instead of the customers'. I see. No where in there does it say they admitted to writing that note, nor that they didn't deny it. You're reaching here.
Oh, so we're taking the word of the people who posted it instead of the customers'. I see. No where in there does it say they admitted to writing that note, nor that they didn't deny it. You're reaching here.
My guess is they just want to get out of this nightmare and forget they ever stepped foot in that horrible place. Can you believe a person ends up on Facebook with personal information about them just because they charged their lunch?
My guess is they just want to get out of this nightmare and forget they ever stepped foot in that horrible place. Can you believe a person ends up on Facebook with personal information about them just because they charged their lunch?
No, but I sure hope they bring legal charges or a lawsuit.
I was on a murder jury that made national news. Lawyers usually choose fair minded people who have no prejudices. I guess that is us.
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