Message from @Scribblehatch
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dat reaction time
thats how long it takes to draw a gun in that position
notice how he was holding it?
heres another one
not enough e1m1
What a dumb cunt
That makes me very happy.
I'm pleased as punch.
This trend is so lame I actually feel a bit of shadenfreude watching that
What... trend
speaking of that gun thing
lots of law enfocement actually use this scene because it's accurate as hell
Same goes for this video
Lmao
lol yep. that's how you get the workers on your side.
I'm all into capitalism and I think tipping is retarded though
As someone who as used my tip jar for my drugs I have to disagree. It is a good motivator for good service when you're feeling shitty and a good weapon to bash shitty workers around the head with.
I've heard black people don't tip much if at all. #Entitlement
but it assumes that you deserve bad service
if a service is bad somewhere, you just won't go there anymore. Simple
How? There's a standard, then there's above that line
Yeah if the service is below standard just don't go. Unless the food is to die for, then proceed to get food poisoning but just can't quit it
It is a way for the customer to their gratitude.
I'm in Japan, all service is "above the line". Tipping is forbidden
I prefer it this way actually
That makes sense for you then
restaurants that have better service always tend to get more success anyway. So I don't think tipping makes any difference
I wouldn't like to see a future in which Japan loses its nationalist superiority. That'd be a hard fall.
It also shifts the risk to the employee
We had a waitress that didn't care about her work. She didn't do anything wrong but her heart was not in it. Showing her tips from tables that didn't have her at the end of the night could show her in numbers that we aren't just talking shit. She really was grumpy and it effected everyoner.
it's the employer responsibility, if he keeps her, it's affecting his business directly