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Mecca 02-22-2023 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 16822807)
See, I never do that. I always tip, even if it's pennies on the dollar. But I never do the "round up for charity" thing. At least I know where my money is going if I leave a tip.

I do not do the charity thing that's bullshit, yo Walmart you're worth billions, you donate to charity stop asking me to do it.

MarkDavis'Haircut 02-22-2023 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush (Post 16822440)
Prove I'm lying, dummy.

Every post you ever made

crayzkirk 02-22-2023 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by MarkDavis'Haircut (Post 16822222)
Folks don't need to be tipped for doing their job.

If this keeps up, everyone should have a tip job at their place of employment.

Still trying to remember when tips when from about 7% to 20%. Really? I need to pay you $20 for bringing me food and keeping my drink filled? Unfortunately, it will be like the airlines and their added fees; even when the price goes down, nothing will change because we have gotten 'used' to it.

Mecca 02-22-2023 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Shiver Me Timbers (Post 16822680)
Not food or groceries but-
My power bill (gas and elect) was close to 900 bucks last month. A year ago it was 380
I refused to let them put a smart meter on my house. Guess they are making me pay for it now

My most expensive gas bill before was 100 dollars, now after their rate change during the winter I come in over 200 now...it's some serious bullshit.

Nothing makes me happier than companies without any competition hiking their rates just cause.

ptlyon 02-22-2023 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by crayzkirk (Post 16822818)
Still trying to remember when tips when from about 7% to 20%. Really? I need to pay you $20 for bringing me food and keeping my drink filled? Unfortunately, it will be like the airlines and their added fees; even when the price goes down, nothing will change because we have gotten 'used' to it.

I have always used the divide by 7 rule, and have not changed. As the price goes up the tip goes up. Unless it's horrendous service, or really good, then change appropriately.

ThaVirus 02-22-2023 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 16822789)
That absolutely does happen.

I'm sure it's happened somewhere, sometime, but I worked in restaurants for about 10 years and that sort of thing wouldn't fly at any spot I worked. That's just foul.

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16822573)
Not sure how. I don't even really eat at nice places outside of Friday or Saturday Night.

Mon breakfast: Clio Yogurt Bar $2, Perfect Protein Bar $3, Red Bull $3
Mon lunch: Chipotle Burrito with extra steak & chips $17
Mon dinner: Twisted Fresh Southwest Chicken Sandwich & chips $18
Mon late: C4 Energy Drink $2, Cashews $0.50, Yogurt $1.25

Tues breakfast: Toaster Strudel $2, Perfect Protein Bar $3, Red Bull $3
Tues lunch: Panda Express Plate $13
Tues dinner: Hawiaan Bros w/ Pineapple $16
Tues late: CFA Chicken Sandwich and Fries $13, Alani Energy Drink $2.50, Robert Irvine Protein Bar $2

Wed breakfast: Perfect Protein Bar $3, Half a thing of blueberries $3, Red Bull $3
Wed Lunch: Pegahs via Door Dash $27
Wed Dinner: KMachos Mexican Fajita $20
Wed late: C4 Energy drink $2, Cashews $0.50, Beef Jerky $2, Clio Yogurt Bar $2

Thurs breakfast: QuickTrip Donut holes $4, Red Bull $3, Half a pkg of blackberries $3
Thurs lunch: Chipotle burrito bowl with extra steak via Door Dash $30
Thurs dinner: Johnnys Tavern Stir Fry $20
Thurs late: Alani Energy Drink $2.50, Perfect Protein Bar $3

Fri breakfast: Ihop eggs, bacon, waffle via Door Dash $25, Red Bull $3
Fri lunch: Five guys burger and fries $15
Fri dinner: Stockhill Ribeye & glass of wine $80
Fri late: Crumbl Cookies $12, Red Bull $3

Sat breakfast: Perfect bar $3, Red Bull $3, Toaster Strudel $2
Sat lunch: California Pizza Kitchen pizza from Target $10
Sat Dinner: Joes KC Rib Dinner $22
Sat late: Taco Bell Chalupas $13

Sun breakfast: First Watch $20, Red Bull $3
Sun lunch: Chipotle burruto bowl with extra steak via door dash $30
Sun dinner: Street Tacos and rice. $16
Sun late: C4 Energy drink $2.50, KFC Chicken Sandwich $8

Shit I guess it is more than I thought. Thats like $600 a week so $2400 a month. Not sure how you guys with a bunch of mini mes running around can afford it.

How's your cholesterol and blood pressure, bud?

Mecca 02-22-2023 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16822837)
I'm sure it's happened somewhere, sometime, but I worked in restaurants for about 10 years and that sort of thing wouldn't fly at any spot I worked. That's just foul.



How's your cholesterol and blood pressure, bud?

He's also one person, if he had a wife and a kid or kids that isn't doable at all.

BWillie 02-22-2023 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 16822771)
Tipping culture got out of hand when places decided tips should pay wages so we're suppose to feel bad for them when in reality it's the owner being a ****.

100%

BWillie 02-22-2023 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16822837)
I'm sure it's happened somewhere, sometime, but I worked in restaurants for about 10 years and that sort of thing wouldn't fly at any spot I worked. That's just foul.



How's your cholesterol and blood pressure, bud?

Is that not healthy? Half those meals are pretty healthy no?

Blood pressure is perfect. I dont have any bad cholesterol but I dont have any good cholesterol either. Just starting to notice I gain some weight in the winter when I dont golf but still within 2 lbs of what I weighed when I was 22.

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 16822782)
Cashews for 50 cents? Are you stealing them from cashew farmers or something?

Per unit cost estimate

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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 16822777)
red bull and eating out every day. Wow. I'd weigh like 300 lbs eating like that.

Just because someone else cooks it doesn't necessarily mean its bad. Get brown rice and chicken and steak thats it at Chipotle. And I eat blueberries or blackberries a couple times a week!

htismaqe 02-22-2023 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16822837)
I'm sure it's happened somewhere, sometime, but I worked in restaurants for about 10 years and that sort of thing wouldn't fly at any spot I worked. That's just foul.

It absolutely depends on where you work. Where my daughters worked, it wouldn't happen because all the employees actually cared about their work and the customers. It was a locally-owned place and they were really close to the owner. It was about pride and excellence for that crew.

But go across the street to Perkins and the meth heads cooking at that place might spit in your food just because, before you ever did anything to piss them off.

Around here it's fairly easy to spot the offenders. They're the ones with numerous health code violations.

srvy 02-22-2023 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 16822782)
Cashews for 50 cents? Are you stealing them from cashew farmers or something?

That would be in a package of like three cashews.

seclark 02-22-2023 12:35 PM

I don’t get my hair cut until my wife starts telling me that I look like an old lady from behind. The girl that cuts my hair charges $22 and I pay her $30. But she went to school with my sons and I used to work with her brother.

We pretty much stopped eating out when I got cancer, mainly because I don’t have much of an appetite. If we do it’s usually a 20% tip for good service. If we take the kids and grandkids, we tip 25% because we act like a bunch of vikings.
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scho63 02-22-2023 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by fan4ever (Post 16822591)
The restaurants/businesses here in Scottsdale have a affordable housing issue. The restaurants/stores can't hire people to work for $15 an hour because the people who might be interested in filling those jobs have to commute a great distance to work there and it's not worth it to them. We have plenty of kids growing up in our community but it seems they're not filling the jobs either.

:thumb:

This is a hidden issue for restaurants and other low paying jobs in high end areas. How to find low cost workers when average rent is $2,500-$3,000 a month and gas is $3.50-$4.00 a gallon.

I never realized this problem until like 10 years ago when I lived outside DC in Ashburn, Loudoun County and a restaurant owner told me about this issue.

Loudoun County is the #1 highest per capita income in the US for the last 10-15 years

Bearcat 02-22-2023 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16822837)
How's your cholesterol and blood pressure, bud?

We should just have a repository thread of all the reeruned made up stuff and call it something like BWillie's reeruned Second Life, like eating out 15 times a week and acting clueless as to why food costs so much.

scho63 02-22-2023 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16822573)
Not sure how. I don't even really eat at nice places outside of Friday or Saturday Night.

Mon breakfast: Clio Yogurt Bar $2, Perfect Protein Bar $3, Red Bull $3
Mon lunch: Chipotle Burrito with extra steak & chips $17
Mon dinner: Twisted Fresh Southwest Chicken Sandwich & chips $18
Mon late: C4 Energy Drink $2, Cashews $0.50, Yogurt $1.25

Tues breakfast: Toaster Strudel $2, Perfect Protein Bar $3, Red Bull $3
Tues lunch: Panda Express Plate $13
Tues dinner: Hawiaan Bros w/ Pineapple $16
Tues late: CFA Chicken Sandwich and Fries $13, Alani Energy Drink $2.50, Robert Irvine Protein Bar $2

Wed breakfast: Perfect Protein Bar $3, Half a thing of blueberries $3, Red Bull $3
Wed Lunch: Pegahs via Door Dash $27
Wed Dinner: KMachos Mexican Fajita $20
Wed late: C4 Energy drink $2, Cashews $0.50, Beef Jerky $2, Clio Yogurt Bar $2

Thurs breakfast: QuickTrip Donut holes $4, Red Bull $3, Half a pkg of blackberries $3
Thurs lunch: Chipotle burrito bowl with extra steak via Door Dash $30
Thurs dinner: Johnnys Tavern Stir Fry $20
Thurs late: Alani Energy Drink $2.50, Perfect Protein Bar $3

Fri breakfast: Ihop eggs, bacon, waffle via Door Dash $25, Red Bull $3
Fri lunch: Five guys burger and fries $15
Fri dinner: Stockhill Ribeye & glass of wine $80
Fri late: Crumbl Cookies $12, Red Bull $3

Sat breakfast: Perfect bar $3, Red Bull $3, Toaster Strudel $2
Sat lunch: California Pizza Kitchen pizza from Target $10
Sat Dinner: Joes KC Rib Dinner $22
Sat late: Taco Bell Chalupas $13

Sun breakfast: First Watch $20, Red Bull $3
Sun lunch: Chipotle burruto bowl with extra steak via door dash $30
Sun dinner: Street Tacos and rice. $16
Sun late: C4 Energy drink $2.50, KFC Chicken Sandwich $8

Shit I guess it is more than I thought. Thats like $600 a week so $2400 a month. Not sure how you guys with a bunch of mini mes running around can afford it.


I thought you were going to NICE restaurants and treating yourself to steaks, lobster, scallops, fancy apps, pricey wine and desserts.

You're eating shit! ROFL


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