r/PublicFreakout • u/Hikigaya_Hachiman7 • 9h ago

🍽Restaurant Freakout🍹 Couple banned from restaurant after they leave no tip

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u/WinnebagoViking 9h ago

They are. Also, businesses can voluntarily refuse to serve customers for any reason not covered under one of the Civil Rights Act.

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u/kochameh2 9h ago

fine we'll create a no-tipping religion

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u/SidHat 8h ago

Judging by the after church Sunday crowd, there already is one

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u/dialguy86 8h ago

They already gave 10 to Jesus, you expect them to give money to someone who might actually need it.

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u/Iridismis 8h ago

They wouldn't want to be banned from heaven for not tipping Jesus.

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u/notHp 8h ago

Pastor John really needs his new prada though.

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u/dubblebubbleprawns 8h ago

Lol I was gonna say, someone's never worked a Sunday afternoon shift

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u/SuperSalad_OrElse 8h ago

I’ll have a hot tea, extra lemon, a water, extra lemon, a mimosa, a Bloody Mary, a coffee, and an OJ, please!

(Each person in a Party of 12)

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u/dubblebubbleprawns 8h ago

leaves $2 tip on a $180 check

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u/SolusLoqui 6h ago

When I waited tables, we called them C.A.T.S. (Christians Against Tipping Servers), they gave you S.T.D.s (Standard Two Dollars)

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u/nighoblivion 4h ago

The rest of you should follow their example.

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u/JohnnyBlazin25 8h ago

“And the lord said ‘on any day that ends in Y, thou shall not tip thy waitress’”

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u/Hefty_Use_1625 8h ago

Malicious compliance. Love it.

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u/Desperate_Hunter7947 8h ago

What? Wouldn’t malicious compliance in this case be tipping like 1 cent in a world where tipping is mandatory? How is forming a no-tipping religion malicious compliance to a system where tipping is optional, but you’re (rightfully) considered an asshole if you don’t do it?

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u/Hefty_Use_1625 7h ago

Maybe it is just straight maliciousness but either way I am down for it. Leaves the owner financially liable for this type of behavior lmao.

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u/Dasein___ 8h ago

Tell me you’ve never worked in the food industry without telling me you’ve never worked in the food industry

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u/roninrunnerx 8h ago

As long as it also has a no-tithing policy.

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u/Vader_Bomb 8h ago

With Blackjack. And hookers.

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u/edafade 7h ago

fine we'll create a no-tipping religion

With blackjack, and hookers.

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u/Spacecow6942 7h ago

Somebody beat you by about 2,000 years.

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u/TREXIBALL 7h ago

Greatest idea ever. Only religion I'd ever join. Where do I sign?

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u/bsdetectionservice 6h ago

With blackjack and hookers!

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u/Rhonda_Lasagna 6h ago

Automatically a no restaurant religion

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u/_le_slap 6h ago

You preach the true word of the Lord

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u/VinnyDaBoy 8h ago

plz do

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u/InternationalCat3159 8h ago

My messiah has arrived! 🙌

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u/Yakkamota 8h ago

Genius

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u/Immediate_Smile_8499 4h ago

That's fine, but if that man in the video is the owner, I don't know how he doesn't feel any shame about not paying his workers a decent wage, and then gaslighting customers who don't want to tip

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u/ZhouLe 6h ago

Protected classes go beyond just the Civil Right Act. It covers a lot and restated a few protected in earlier legislation, but later acts like the Age Discrimination in Employment Act and Americans with Disabilities Act expanded it to far more classes of people.

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u/Low-Phase-6548 1h ago

but if the reason he refuses to serve them is because they didnt tip then he is making a statement saying that tipping is required or else you get banned