u/ShintyHalper

I realized yesterday that carrying cash in various denominations down to a dollar bill for dining is better than a credit card, if you are trying to avoid confrontation with entitled waiters.

Yesterday at a sushi restaurant I was neglected; waiter forgot to bring me a second serving of wasabi, nor did she come back to fill up my water. So, when the bill came (food + tax = $31.83), I put down $32 in paper bills and walked away, not having to interact with the machine, or him standing in front of me, or raising the specter of being scolded.

It felt good for once paying in cash!

Who else pays in cash to avoid confrontation when not tipping?

Must have been tagged as a business owner mistakenly somewhere in the data-bartering world, as I have been getting text messages and calls offering loans and "immediate cash." These are not scammers, but they are loan sharks with very high interest rates. When asked where they found my number or business, they point to my personal website, which is just a social-comedy site that doesn't generate any money!

I don't need a loan. Is there a way to get back at these folks and waste their time?

Couldn't resist not sharing this bit from the Irvine Police Department in California. Is tipping the police next?? LOL

https://preview.redd.it/lcaes763y50h1.jpg?width=1394&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f97813b984907505334608fb2a310fe3430f564

https://www.facebook.com/reel/831927595859666