u/Unfair-Arachnid-1794

So, this was expensive, I'm not going to lie, and if I didn't have the points? I don't think I would have done it initially. THAT BEING SAID....😭 I actually like it.

Size M, regular.

I'm 5'4 (approx 150lbs? No idea honestly. And bra size...ya girl hasn't worn a bra consistently in years. I'm so sorry I don't have a better breakdown for my own measurements to compare for people.)

The pads are nice, and I do feel secure but not necessarily supported. The neck clasps are a bit of a pain, but I have my nails fairly long right now. I tried it with my wedges, and it falls where I can feel comfortable wearing them and wearing flats. I'm a bit insecure with backflab, so in that sense I suppose I could have sized up a little. But I think if I had it wouldn't fit properly everywhere else.

All in all? I have my qualms with some items, but this? This one will get usage. Easily.

I'm always just curious about the people who are talking about treating the customer poorly for not tipping. Not trying to start a war, but how...do you know they aren't going to tip? The tip usually comes after the meal, so how are all these severs making the decisions on how they'll handle a table? If someone's come in before, fine, make your decision then if you want to base it off a previous visit. But, you can't know that about random people who haven't been there yet.

Genuinely lost on this, because I see that and the "you'll get your food contaminated" comments a lot here.

Edit: Thank you to everyone who is actually answering the question, from one side or the other. The post wasn't some rage bait bs. I genuinely just wanted some kind of clarity since I see those comments daily. x

Go With The flow Mock Neck

Question to those who say they won't give good service without a tip