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It's practical sometimes. I get deliveries and I know what to expect. If I believe there's almost no way to fuck it up, then I will gladly prepay a decent tip, especially if I can modify the tip if something does go wrong.

Why are the xm4s memephones?

Sony wh-1000xm4's

The next guest on the Joe Rogan experience

Depends on the circumstances. If someone hasnt been employed in a long time and thats why theyre at home, then likely yes.

If they seem to have a lot of their act together and are doing it to save up for a specific thing, pay off large debts, or to help their parents? Or if the parents moved in with them? Likely not.

"who was Google's 20th employee"

Yea, I can see that, then. Startups have insanely brutal schedules because literally everyone on the team is directly responsible for the success or failure of the company.

pretty sure most life insurance plans do not immediately start covering, at least for the full amount.

Fuck it. I'm just rinsing my mouth with cranberry juice today.

Id really like to hear the explanation of how people think companies could eliminate tips and keep prices in the same stratosphere. A server usually makes like $2 an hour base pay. To even make the job attractive theyd have to pay servers minimum $20 an hour. How do you accomplish that without prices skyrocketing which people will then complain about? It really isnt feasible. Restaurants operate on pretty thin margins as it is. I really dont understand why people would rather pay non-negotiable prices over just leaving a tip. Theres nothing better about not having an option.

• Minimum wage here is $20nzd/h (13.64USD). Most waitstaff will be on $20-25, with senior people (e.g. service manager) at higher end places on $30-40/h
• Prices in NZD (including all taxes - multiply by x0.68 for conversion to USD) for a main meal at a restaurant will be $13-20 at a somewhere like a family-run asian restaurant. $25-30 at a midrange place and $35-40 at a high end award-winning restaurant. Drinks will be ~$5 for non-alcoholic, $8-12 for a beer/wine and $15-20 for a cocktail.

The venn diagram of people who think service workers should be paid more, and people who think they should get tipped better is pretty much a circle, so I'm not sure what you're even trying to say here

It's good but I'm partial to the Halloween theme

https://youtu.be/gqVyois9mp4

Clearly not guilty of murder, clearly guilty of gun charges but those were dropped because too much shit to write.
The adults in his life should get prison time if anything.
He's also still a piece of shit.

Meanwhile Australia has 80% vaccination. But of course, that's because the government drives us to the vaccination lines at gunpoint, and refusing a vaccination gets you thrown in a gulag. But y'know, little victories.

for anyone too brain-dead to properly parse what I'm saying, that was a joke

How's it still 39%? Technically unvaccinated people dying should increase the number.

If you know about it because people including her have been talking about it, no.

If you followed her and she went to that location so now you know, yes.

If you go there and start working out and happen to see her and say 'hey i heard your reccomendation so figured I would give it a try', no.

If you figure out the exact time she will be there then act weird and awkward until you get her attention, yes.

If you have to post this on CE about a real person, yes.

If you are just making this up, no.