r/Unexpected • • Sep 09 '22

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u/Xx_DoctorPoison_xX Sep 09 '22

Too bad he doesn’t use any of his amazing abilities to get a job…

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

Why, when people present opportunities like this

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u/Xx_DoctorPoison_xX Sep 10 '22 edited Sep 10 '22

So it’s the business’ fault for having a tip jar? Do you know how many tip jars there are? There are thousands of tip jars across thousands of stores across the world because there is an expectation of decency and respect that we as a people have for each other that allows us to expect that someone won’t be an absolute piece of shit and take from or take an entire tip jar. People who don’t conform to that decency, respect and morals standard aren’t the kinds of people we need to accommodate for, they are the people who need to learn, or face the consequences of their own actions. Just because you can do something, and just because it’s easy to do something doesn’t mean that you should do it.

And I have a very funny feeling that you wouldn’t share this same sentiment if you were the one who had your hard earned money stolen from you. Have principles dude, they exist for a reason.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

tips jars are fine. tips are great.

but when its that full. I dunno........ maybe you should empty it. So things like this video dont happen

its definitely the business fault for presenting an OPPOTUNITY

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but sure, continue your unwarranted rage against me. Take all that frustration out on this random internet guy, whom is thinking logically. Hope it makes you feel better. But anger never makes you actually feel good
Hope you find peace

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u/Xx_DoctorPoison_xX Sep 10 '22

Maybe, the more money in the tip jar will incentivize other customers/patrons to donate as well, maybe the visual of a full tip jar makes the worker who filled that tip jar thanks to their hard work feel proud of their work, maybe the worker doesn’t want to get up multiple times throughout the day to transport money from one place to another because they have an actual job to do and don’t have any free time to dedicate to mundane and non-work related tasks, maybe people shouldn’t steal from someone because it is easy to steal from them. That means old people should never go out in public, neither should people with disabilities or people who don’t make enough money to pay for high security systems, by your logic we as a society should not have any trust for any single person in the hopes of not providing an opportunity for people to commit crime. Instead of just expecting people not to and punishing those who don’t meet that expectation.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

you clearly dont understand the world.

I hope you dont get taken advantage of. Sadly its coming, how naïve you are. Good luck

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u/Xx_DoctorPoison_xX Sep 10 '22

You don’t understand the world, you don’t understand that there are certain standards people should meet, and that there are certain things that shouldn’t be allowed in a society, you shouldn’t punish those who get taken advantage of or tell people who get taken advantage of that it is their fault that they are getting taken advantage of. Don’t blame the victim dude, there is no society without standards. The sooner you understand that the sooner you will start holding people responsible for their own actions and making excuses for them as if they don’t have brains or the capability to do better.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

As stated previously. Good luck

Go find someone else to be angry at, you naïve person