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  • dville_gt
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    Originally posted by Raskal View Post
    I have always wondered why people write down cash, it never occurred to me that someone else might swipe it before the server gets back to the table.
    that and it prevents the off chance they might write in their own tip on top of my cash tip.

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  • Raskal
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    Originally posted by dville_gt View Post
    When I have cash I always leave the tip cash (and the meal on the card), but I always write CASH on the tip line just in case the bus boy or someone takes it!
    I have always wondered why people write down cash, it never occurred to me that someone else might swipe it before the server gets back to the table.

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  • dville_gt
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    Originally posted by Treasure Chest View Post
    They have to claim credit card tips, so if service is fantastic, I'll leave the standard 15% on the card and will leave the rest in cash, but I've never left $0 on a card and just left cash on a table.
    When I have cash I always leave the tip cash (and the meal on the card), but I always write CASH on the tip line just in case the bus boy or someone takes it!

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  • Treasure Chest
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    Originally posted by Kimmypie View Post
    The article says that the pastor stated she left $6 cash on the table. I find that hard to believe from my experience as a waitress/bartender. IF (& that's a huge if) she left anything it was $2. I'm going to say nothing at all was left.

    Hypocrite much?
    They have to claim credit card tips, so if service is fantastic, I'll leave the standard 15% on the card and will leave the rest in cash, but I've never left $0 on a card and just left cash on a table.

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  • stevo
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    Originally posted by Bputacoma View Post
    The waitress that was fired is NOT the one that waited on the table.

    According to The Consumerist, the receipt was not uploaded to Reddit by the Applebee’s worker who waited on Bell’s party. Instead, the server showed it to waitress Chelsea Welch, who photographed the receipt and later shared it online. Welch told The Consumerist she was fired yesterday.
    Stevo

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  • Kimmypie
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    The article says that the pastor stated she left $6 cash on the table. I find that hard to believe from my experience as a waitress/bartender. IF (& that's a huge if) she left anything it was $2. I'm going to say nothing at all was left.

    Hypocrite much?

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  • stevo
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    Imagine that...

    Stevo

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  • scootro
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    Pastor Apologizes For Snide Remark On Meal Receipt
    JANUARY 31--The St. Louis pastor responsible for the credit card receipt heard ‘round the Internet termed her snide scribblings a “lapse in my character and judgment,” adding that the Applebee’s empl

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  • stevo
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    Originally posted by Nash B. View Post
    How much more than $50?
    Originally posted by Swamp Donkey View Post
    I see what you did there lol

    Yeah yeah yeah....

    Stevo

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  • Swamp Donkey
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    Originally posted by Nash B. View Post
    How much more than $50?
    I see what you did there lol

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  • Bputacoma
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    welp....she got canned.

    http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/01/3...nJICw.facebook

    A waitress says she was fired from her job at Applebee’s after posting a note from a pastor who refused to tip, writing that “I give God 10% Why do you get 18.”

    The waitress, who identified herself only as Chelsea, told The Consumerist that she originally posted the photo on the atheist section of social media website Reddit as a “lighthearted joke.”

    “I thought the note was insulting, but it was also comical,” she explained. “I posted it to Reddit because I thought other users would find it entertaining.”

    On the receipt she posted, Applebee’s computer system had added an automatic 18 percent gratuity because the dinner party had eight or more people. But the customer scratched out the $6.29 tip and wrote “0.” The receipt included a note about giving God 10 percent and a signature which indicated that the diner was a “pastor.”

    “My mistake sir, I’m sure Jesus will pay for my rent and groceries,” Chelsea wrote on Reddit on Wednesday along with a photo of the receipt.

    The waitress said that the she failed to redact the signature because she thought it was illegible, but Internet sleuths began using it to obtain the pastor’s identity.

    “I had already started receiving messages containing Facebook profile links and blogs and websites, asking me to confirm the identity of the customer,” she recalled. “I refused to confirm any of them, and all of them were incorrect. I worked with the website moderators to remove any personal information. I wanted to protect the identity of both my fellow server and the customer. I had no intention of starting a witch hunt or hurting anyone — I just wanted to share a picture I found interesting.”

    On Wednesday, the pastor reportedly contacted the Applebee’s location where she worked and demanded that everyone involved — including the managers — be fired.

    “When I posted this, I didn’t represent Applebee’s in a bad light,” Chelsea explained. “In fact, I didn’t represent them at all. I did my best to protect the identity of all parties involved. I didn’t break any specific guidelines in the company handbook — I checked.”

    “But because this person got embarrassed that their selfishness was made public, Applebee’s has made it clear that they would rather lose a dedicated employee than lose an angry customer. That’s a policy I can’t understand.”

    She added that she was “utterly baffled” about why someone would connect Christian tithing to tips that wait staff rely on tips to pay their bills.

    “I’ve been stiffed on tips before, but this is the first time I’ve seen the Big Man has been used as reasoning,” she said. “If this person wrote the note, obviously they wanted it seen by someone… It’s strange to me that now that the audience is wider than just the server, the person is now ashamed.”

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  • Chili
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    Originally posted by MattB View Post
    I don't tip, I send them to seminary school for a week, take their car title & then cut them off.
    Lmao!

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  • Chili
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    Originally posted by Baron View Post
    I dont get lap dances from average strippers. They have to be above average to get my attention.
    But do you tip on top of the $20 dance charge??

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  • MattB
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    I don't tip, I send them to seminary school for a week, take their car title & then cut them off.

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  • dville_gt
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    Originally posted by Baron View Post
    I tip pretty well, usually ~20% of the tab plus some if the server gave us good service. I also tip $1 per drink usually on top of that.
    x2

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