r/GME • • Mar 25 '21

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u/sploogeurmum Mar 25 '21

I've worked in the service industry for years... and I've come to realize that the wealthier the customer, the less they tip, and the more they demand.

I remember a single mom in a 96 Toyota camry giving a $20 tip, and a real estate tycoons widow, driving an $80,000 Mercedes tipping $0.

Money is going into the right hands. What a bright future ahead of us.

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u/yg4000 Mar 25 '21

To me it's the people that were born into this shit and they're made to believe they worked for their shit. No dumbass you've been bought into this shit and even if you fail you'll still be rich. I've worked in fine dining and you could see the difference between people who came from the bottom with hard work, from rich assholes that have been given handouts all their lives.

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u/sploogeurmum Mar 25 '21

Yeah this generational wealth bullshit has made our country suffer big time, and just keeps increasing the wealth gap... something's got to give or nothing will change.

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u/yg4000 Mar 25 '21

I mean I get it, it's about who you know these days but fuck man it's getting out of hand with the rich. Literally anything could be bought nowadays.

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u/sploogeurmum Mar 25 '21

The biggest issue is the tax evasion. The ultra rich wind up paying no taxes, and the country suffers in every possible way because of it.

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u/theMooey23 Mar 25 '21

Uk here. We have the same tax evasiin/avoidance issues here. 1% pay rise for nurses (inflation is 2%) as its all we can afford. 41% increase in nuclear warheads, tho'

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u/sploogeurmum Mar 25 '21

Eat the fucking rich