I realize the actual definition of the word "tip" includes information. That does not mean that a pamphlet for $40/month old people insurance is an appropriate substitute for cash.Especially not when the waitress is thirty years too young to qualify for it. Assholes.
(What's with the picture, you ask? I don't know. I plugged 'cheap health insurance' into Google image search and that came up. I guess if you have cheap health insurance you can afford an Audi and Krista Allen? Hilarious.)
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The picture made me laugh out loud. Hysterical.
Someone left you an ad in lieu of a tip - it didn't even have religious connotations or nothing?
Wow that's a first. :)
Maybe they were the insurance sales person. You'd think they'd realize you'd be more likely to call if they left you a hefty tip with it.
No, no religion on this one -- amazing I know!
Bunny, that's exactly what I think! Our restaurant wants us all to go eat at other places and leave these little "business cards" they gave us with our servers to try to increase business. One reason I haven't is because I don't have the money to be going out that often and tipping as well as I should, and I wouldn't dream of asking someone to come see me while leaving a crappy tip!
I got a coupon that would expire in 2 days for a BOGO fast food sandwich that I couldn't use either, given that I don't eat red meat. At least it was left with the pile of change I'd so nicely counted out for the teenagers' six separate cash checks plus a couple dollars.
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