448
Me_irl
(lemmy.radio)
you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments
view the rest of the comments
this post was submitted on 13 May 2026
448 points (100.0% liked)
me_irl
7664 readers
3875 users here now
All posts need to have the same title: me_irl it is allowed to use an emoji instead of the underscore _
founded 2 years ago
MODERATORS
It always amazes me how people can be so ridiculously shitty that they can't see how much easier it is to just not be an asshole. She could have tipped out a hundred grand to every single person that worked in that diner and still walked away rich with none of the bullshit drama that came with this.
Every restaurant I have ever worked in tipped out from the front of house, its a perfectly normal practice in every restaurant in America.
Found a coworker!
You joke, but based on their comments and weirdly intense energy about this absurd situation, I can only assume they’ve literally been in this situation before as one of the coworkers.
I appreciate where you're coming from, thanks. Though I will say that "weirdly intense energy" isn't rare on social media and could even suffice as a summary of a good number of interactions. Sometimes people just get worked up over things and I don't blame them, I'm sure we could dig up a bunch of studies on social media and "rage engagement" as a design principle.
Found the person that has never worked in a restaurant and has no idea how tipping works, but don't ever let ignorance stop you.
Clearly you're lashing out, but I'll mention that I have worked in restaurants. Don't let that stop you from being aggrieved by a situation that doesn't concern or affect you though!
You sweet summer child.