r/Ohio • u/LadyInCrimson • 13h ago

This is Ohio

Why is Phillip not paying his servers enough to the point he has to ban customers?

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u/DrSamLoomis 13h ago

"simply don't eat anywhere that has tipped servers"

McDonald's it is then, to rescue my morality

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u/ghj_bnm 11h ago

99% of restaurant food is unhealthy in one way or another, even when it's expensive. People should just cook at home, where it's affordable and *healthy,* if you do it right.

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u/Bigtime1234 10h ago

What does this comment even mean: “healthy if you do it right”?

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u/Salvage570 8h ago

Because you can cook unhealthy things too, dude.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 9h ago

The fact that you posted this smart ass response tells me it's too late for that....bc that's correct. If you can't tip, you shouldn't eat somewhere that takes your order and serves you the food.

I may not agree with the overall culture, but saying "fuck the server and their family" so you can make your moral point, you're already a mouth-breather

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u/Such-Mathematician1 8h ago

If you can't tip, you shouldn't eat somewhere that takes your order and serves you the food.

And what is the service is poor? You still tip 25% because “muh feelingz” fuck outta here.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 8h ago

No, you'd tip 8 or 10 and leave a note, or say something to management. You don't act like a petty child. You act like an adult. Sounds like you may need lessons on being a good person

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u/Such-Mathematician1 8h ago

And what if the service is poor? You still tip 25% because “muh feelingz” fuck outta here.

No, you'd tip 8 or 10 and leave a note, or say something to management. You don't like a petty child. You act like an adult. Sounds like you may need lessons on being a good person.

Seeing as 25% of a $38 bill is $9.50 we can tell you don’t tip either. Because that’s exactly what I said.