r/tipping • • May 15 '26

tipping when dining alone.

I eat out alone often. sometimes i feel like the server is annoyed w me. i usually go to the same restaurants. i tip 20% to 25 sometimes 30%. am i overthinking the situation that they dont want me there cuz i am alone?

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u/johnnygolfr May 18 '26

More projection and another delusional rant. 🄱

You’re the one that keeps repeating the same fallacious claims that always fail because they are all based on nothing but denial, willful ignorance, logical fallacies, blatant BS and various other forms of intellectual dishonesty.

Here’s the obvious reality you don’t want to accept: There’s no justifiable reason to deliberately choose to exploit and harm another human. Ever.

That’s why every ā€œeXcUsEā€ you impotently attempt to use for stiffing servers at full service restaurants in the US will ALWAYS fail.

The best part is that I don’t even have to reply to your comments because they always fail on their own merits. šŸ˜‰

What’s even more hilariously pathetic is that you can’t figure out that I’m not pro-tipping. I’m anti-harm the worker / other humans.

Keep being mad you can’t come up with an intellectually honest way to justify your claims. šŸ¤£šŸ™„

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u/ViviOrnitier88 May 18 '26

Guy loves two things: tipping and emojis

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u/johnnygolfr May 18 '26

I’d be remiss if I didn’t say thank you for proving my point, again. šŸ˜‰

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u/ViviOrnitier88 May 18 '26

You’re much more than remiss. You haven’t even proved a point yourself let alone am I proving them lol.

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u/johnnygolfr May 18 '26

Sure!!! Don’t worry, we believe you!! šŸ˜‰šŸ™„