u/millstone20

If you completely eliminated every single residential lawn in every city from Denver to Phoenix to Los Angeles, you would save less than 5% of the Colorado river's flow. Taking aim at summer alfalfa irrigation yields 4x to 5x the water savings of tearing out every lawn in the American West.

Why YSK: my neighborhood is turning into a wasteland of dead grass and trees, unnecessarily. We have plenty of water but it is wasted by an entitled few

No whey!

Typical tipping etiquette has always been 15-20% based on the pre-tax total.

I dined out twice this week and the POS options at the first place were 20%/23%/25% of the post-tax total.

The second place had options of 20%/25%/33% of the post-tax total.

I'm done. I'm going to start doing a manual calculation and typing it in. They can stare at me all they like while I do it.