LeBron James: Billionaire - Cheapskate - Lousy Tipper

[carolinakid]

Minny i was thinking the same thing when i seen it, i bet those cheap guys make it rain when they go to a gentleman club

 

[Enikk]

i guess im on the other side, these guys and girls work hard at the tables and on their feet most of the time, if im with a group and i see a low tip i will always add more, but i never tip less than 20% here

No less than 20% for me as well unless you totally fvck up and forget to put the order in and never come back to refill cups than 15%. If I am with a known cheapskate, I will go back act like I have to use the bathroom and throw more down or just give to the waitstaff away from table. It is fvcking embarrassing how cheap some peeps can be

 

[Tanko]

My wife was a waitress and I was a cook in while in college. They paid waitresses less than min wage because they expected the tips that were generated would make up for the difference to get them to min wage. Still occurs today. Some waitresses only make $3-4/hr + tips.

Having been on the other side of this, we always tip.

 

[biggins]

The way l see it is their not collecting welfare or anything.
That being said it seems when we go out the service sucks more often than not these day’s. But like l tell my faimly we are glad their there this day and age. Not to get political you know how much l hate talking politics on a sports forum BUT we need to start processing immigrants.

 

[edawg]

Guy sucks in every way except dribbling, passing, and putting a ball in a cylinder. Yet MSM kisses his ass and pretend he isn't a dummy.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Guy sucks in every way except dribbling, passing, and putting a ball in a cylinder. Yet MSM kisses his ass and pretend he isn't a dummy.

Not afraid to agree here he's the most hated athlete ever and for good reason

 

[BigJay]

I'm fed up w the cultural expectation of tipping. It had a place in the anals of history, when café society was relevant and dining out was an experience or a luxury, tipping went to support an underclass of people, mainly single women.

Not today. Americans probably dine out 4 times a week if not more, to tip on that is expensive. And with wages and education and employment opportunities for all underclasses, tipping is obsolete.

I'm w Lebron on this...but he's gotta take off his hoodie

 

[Over Under]

My wife was a waitress and I was a cook in while in college. They paid waitresses less than min wage because they expected the tips that were generated would make up for the difference to get them to min wage. Still occurs today. Some waitresses only make $3-4/hr + tips.

Having been on the other side of this, we always tip.

Absolutely all true.