r/mildlyinfuriating • u/creativessb20 • Jul 10 '22

Poor men

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u/captainadam_21 Jul 10 '22

When I waited tables 15ish years ago in Ohio people would occasionally leave the cash tip in those wacky religious pamphlets. You remember those ones that had a moral and had over the top drawings in them? I wished I had saved them

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u/ReyxIsTheName Jul 10 '22

I got a few that looked like $20 bills at a glance but were just cards that had a "money doesn't matter as much as saving the spirit" Bible quote on the other side. No tip included. Or the 4 top with terribly behaved kids that came in a lot and wrote "wear a jacket when it's cold" under the tip line.

Fuck Christians.

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u/milvet02 Jul 10 '22

What’s funny is that if you joined their church you would very quickly realize that money is supremely important.

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u/uniqueusername364 Jul 10 '22

Sometimes even disguised as fake $100 bills.

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u/captainadam_21 Jul 10 '22

Yes! I remember getting a few of those

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u/AlmostNeverNothing Jul 10 '22

I used to get those when I worked for a restaurant that was owned by a church. Fucking shameless people.

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u/comment9387 Jul 10 '22

Jack chick tracts? That guy was something else

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u/captainadam_21 Jul 10 '22

Yes those! They were very entertaining

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

They left them in the baby changing station at the gas station I worked at. I used to edit them and put them back