Doctors strike in India after rape and murder of trainee medic at hospital
Or as they call it in India... "Tuesday."
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Can you elaborate on what you mean?
Former server, but still: no-tippers stung for about five minutes but I almost always forgot about them by the end of the night. The only times I'd remember if someone didn't tip was if they'd made a fuss beforehand, but if you were quiet and just didn't leave a tip, I'd assume you just didn't have the money and forget about it.
Most servers won't tell you this, but they're usually making several times over what they'd realistically be getting for a wage (think $20-$50/hr on a given night). One table isn't killing them.
Tipped employees generally make way more than anything they'd realistically get on a wage but yeah counter staff gets the worst of it. Shitty wages and they have to deal with people like me who specifically ask where's the "no tip" button on the screen
I got a coffee the other day on a date night. Girl (I can say that, she had her pronouns on her nametag) turned the iPad around for me to pay. I shit you not, the options were 0%, 25%, 50%, and "100% if [barista's name] knocked it out of the park today!" Who tf is falling for that?
Never liked carbonated drinks with a straw anyway. Something about it just fucks up the texture
Night Lovell is great, I remember finding him while just clicking on random videos circa 2016, I'd never really heard anyone quite like him. Found out recently that he signed to G59's label and is pretty big now, which I'm glad to hear
The Tripolar World is real. If your country isn't America, Russia, or China, it exists as a proxy state of one of the aforementioned
The article isn't "Trump may or may not debate Harris," it's "Trump said 'I may or may not debate Harris.'" Two different articles, one deserving to be printed and the other not.
I wonder what the impact of weight loss drugs will be once they hit the mainstream. Those things are just normal (but very effective) appetite suppressants. Combine 20+ years of bad PR with a real way for people to curb their very real psychological addictions to fast food and I can actually see a future where we look back on today's fast food like we do to whatever the fuck the 1970s thought about jell-o
Nah I love big box brutalism. Gimme gimme gimme all those long, labyrinthine, resource-conscious angular concrete buildings. Just looking at my campus's inexplicably brutalist administrations office was my favorite part of university
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Oh yeah, I completely misread your original comment. You're right.