This scene aged poorly. Nowadays it's factored into the bill, so he wouldn't have a choice.
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This scene aged poorly. Nowadays it's factored into the bill, so he wouldn't have a choice.
This scene aged poorly. Nowadays it's factored into the bill, so he wouldn't have a choice.
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He’s the king of guy who used the diamond money to order DoorDash and not tip
I remember these gays were on a business trip, using all expenses paid company cards, and asking for extra accommodations, and gave no tip. Back when I made pizza
>Nowadays
2020 would like a word with you, OP.
That's good, it shouldn't be left up to the customer's discretion to decide the amount to be tipped. People go to restaurants to enjoy themselves, not do mental calculations
>doing maths at a restaurant
this. you think an american wants to look at a menu and go "do i really want to eat 4500 calories for breakfast, maybe i should cut down a bit on that". yeah frick that gay shit
all our food has calorie counts since the early 90s, also it's math not maths
oh so its just "yes, i do want to eat 4500 calories for breakfast". got it.
>all our food has calorie counts since the early 90s
why isn't it working?
Snacking doesn't count as calories! And soda doesn't count either!
we have the most in-shape people in the world lmao
yeah, and none of those frickers are eating like the average american thats for sure lmao
unfortunately that shape is oval
if tis factored in automatically at the end why dont they just adjust the prices for fricks sake. i feel like im living in a cheater carnie game at the carnival
I've always hoped for a remake of this movie, but entirely with all popular actors, such as Seth Rogan, Adam Sandler and Ben Stillar. But the beginning tipping scene is reversed.
What do you mean reversed? The restaurant gives money to Mr. Pink?
No, one of them tips the waiter, and the rest all go ape shit
>18% tip
>22% tip
>56% tip
>Custom amount
This scene is more relevant than ever.
i just default to "no" and dont tip anymore because of this shit. they got me the first couple of times because it was so bold and in your face but after thinking about it its just an automatic now, like waving away hobos coming up to beg for change
The opposite, tipping culture is finally being criticized in the US because of how hard it's been pushed since the pandemic/inflation
>I don't report.
>You don't report?
>I don't beileve in it.
>You know what these janitors make? They make shit.
>Don't give me that, if they don't make enough money, they can quit.
>Let's get this straight, you never report, huh?
>I don't report because the rules tell me I have too.
>I'll report if an anon really deserves a report, but reporting automatically, it's for the birds.
>As far as I'm concerned, they're just doing their job.
Honestly reporting is for wannabe jannies. Like if you care that much for the board then apply for a janitorial position
>apply for a janitorial position
I was rejected. They need proof of hrt.
Oh sweet, I'll get in then.
>movie starts with tarantino self-inserting to talk about dicks
is it kino?
Best part is that even though Madonna personally told him he's full of shit, it doesn't matter because death of the author means that the creator of a work isn't allowed to tell you how to interpret it.
>death of the author
subversive israeli tactic
Roland Barthes was Christian, so nice job demonstrating your complete lack of anything resembling intelligence.
So? James Joyce was Christian, but that doesn't mean Ulysses doesn't have israeli undertones
>20th century french philosopher
Let's hear his thoughts on the age of consent
LMAO, gottem
>if minors aged 13 had the "capacity for discernment" to be held responsible for a crime, then the law should provide them with the same capacity to consent
Cinemaphile cannot refute this.
There is no inconsistency. They are unable to consent to adult behaviors, and are also punished for breaking laws. They have more mental ability to discern right and wrong, and thus their responsibility to obey laws, but they are still too young to make adult choices. Your ten-year-old son is smarter than a baby so you would discipline him if he pissed on the floor, right? But would you do the same thing to a baby?
Funny that Foucault didn’t sign it, considering he was a bussy-loving homosexual.
Madonna shit on his interpretation fyi but yeah it was kino either way
>It's a black male thing
I watched that interview the other day and in context it could not be more clear that he was saying "it's a blackmail thing." Just shows how obsessed Cinemaphile is with black people.
yeah we know moron, it's even worse since we know it's Harvey black maleing him
This scene aged poorly. Nowadays Germany and the US are not at war and they'd be using drones instead.
that goatee is kino
tipping is hella gay. cow-tipping is even worse
>Nowadays it's factored into the bill
No it isn’t.
Does anyone seriously tip the gays when you go in and pick up an order or get a burrito or something? The thing always asks for a tip and I always say no. The only time I tip is if I'm at a sit-down restaurant and I'm being waited on.
>The thing always asks for a tip and I always say no.
Then it's clobberin' time.
Same. I cant believe how many places ask for tips now. was at baskin frickin robins and they want a god damned tip! Not only has it become pervasive but the percentages have become insane. 15% used to be a large tip and now its the minimum. Frick these wagies
It's funny because in Pulp Fiction he plays a waiter who depends on tips to make his living.
I didn't even know he was in Pulp Fiction.
He's the guy in the gimp costume
NO, that was me.
He's Buddy Holly at Jack Rabbit Slim's.
The Weezer song?
he was supposed to be Jimmy but he had a scheduling conflict
i dont know where the frick you live but nowhere over here in Oregon does that kind of shit short of fancy restaurants that I don't go to. Its always up to you to tip
i do and the dominos near me does
Just get some of these
I've always wondered about these, surely it breaks some law to print fake money?
someone tell the parker brothers
No, I mean this is specifically imitating the appearance of the actual US Dollar, which Monopoly money doesn't. Is that not against the law?
>No, I mean this is specifically imitating the appearance of the actual US Dollar, which Monopoly money doesn't. Is that not against the law?
It's only 2/3 of an imitation and it would only be prosecutable if it was presented as legal tender. Presumably the actual bill was paid with real money, the extra left as a thanks was not
DREAM OF THE 90S IS ALIVE
Tipping is an invention of white folks to demonstrate how much more wealth they had to demean black "help" in a patronizing manner.
I never tip black waitstaff to demonstrate solidarity with them
>Nowadays it's factored into the bill, so he wouldn't have a choice.
They roll gratuity into the bill and STILL expect you to tip. Pizza places expect tips despite you picking the pizza up yourself. It's fricking ridiculous.