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Jesse Watters doesn't tip. "I'm not afraid to go zero right in their face ... all you're doing is handing me coffee, do you get a tip for that?"pic.twitter.com/LBjo00h6jS
Watters responded: "I'm talking about a coffee shop, people, I'm not talking about a $500 meal at a restaurant, of course I tip 20, sometimes 30, sometimes 40%. ... I tip very well, alright, I only stiff sometimes a barista"pic.twitter.com/VHcN7VFF2a
Until Trump, nothing was more certain to cause a major argument with my conservative friends than their stiffing servers. After Trump, I no longer have conservative friends.
Several of my friends were waitresses back in the day. We had a lot of conservative churches in Orlando. When after-church crowds came to their restaurants, they'd move heaven and earth to stick less-experienced servers or servers they hated with those groups.
I don’t agree with Jesse much, but a 20% tip for handing coffee to the customer seems a little absurd.
Well if its a simple cup of coffee for $1 thats only $0.20, most folks with give them at least $2 and tell them to keep the change
Every server when these jagoffs walk into a restaurant. . .pic.twitter.com/kIYVR6dsGQ
I really hesitate to agree w Fox News but this example was about coffee, and tipping is a really dumb american practice that should be abolished in favor of just earning a fair wage
If they're not generous with food service workers, they won't be generous with YOU. A pretty face will eventually rot away, but a compassionate heart holds true & everlasting beauty.
In all fairness, I believe it’s the restaurant lobbyists that *fight* to keep from paying them a living wage.
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