big tipper

cove

Guy walks into my coffee shop and wants a coffee, but wants to know if paying in american$ is alright...i say, fuck it, and just give him the coffee, in order to bypass any hassle.So he thanks me, dresses his blend and walks by and gives me the 10$ bill. WTF.

CousinLarry

Guy walks into my coffee shop and wants a coffee, but wants to know if paying in american$ is alright...i say, fuck it, and just give him the coffee, in order to bypass any hassle.

So he thanks me, dresses his blend and walks by and gives me the 10$ bill. WTF.

Thats how much a coffee costs in the US these days. Inflation is a bitch.

mylatency

$10 is a nice tip but yo:

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/bizarre/5361080.html

Widow leaves $21 million to Chinese restaurant owners

Associated Press
LONDON ??? Think of it as a giant tip.

A wealthy widow repaid the kindness shown to her by a family that runs a Chinese restaurant she frequented by leaving them $21 million, and a High Court judge ruled today that her will was legal.

Golda Bechal's 1994's will said she wanted Kim Sing Man and his wife, Bee Lian, the owners of a Chinese restaurant northeast of London, to inherit her money. She died at age 88 in January 2004.

Bechal's five nephews and nieces asked the court to declare the will invalid, claiming their aunt was suffering from dementia. They asked the judge to give the inheritance to them.

But Judge Donald Rattee accepted the restaurateurs' evidence that Bechal, sad and lonely after the deaths of her husband and son, became like a family member to the couple.

They went on foreign holidays together and regularly got together at their restaurant and at her apartment in Mayfair, central London.

"It was not irrational to leave the bulk of her estate to Mrs. Man, the daughter she would dearly wished to have had, and her husband," Rattee said.

Kim Sing Man remembered Bechal as a classy woman who "always enjoyed her Chinese pickled leeks and bean sprouts."

bass_fever

Guy walks into my coffee shop and wants a coffee, but wants to know if paying in american$ is alright...i say, fuck it, and just give him the coffee, in order to bypass any hassle.

So he thanks me, dresses his blend and walks by and gives me the 10$ bill. WTF.

I once got a $300 tip for assisting on a recording session!

verb606

Guy walks into my coffee shop and wants a coffee, but wants to know if paying in american$ is alright...i say, fuck it, and just give him the coffee, in order to bypass any hassle.

So he thanks me, dresses his blend and walks by and gives me the 10$ bill. WTF.

You're not in America? So that 10 USD is worth, like, 2 bucks to you?

CousinLarry

Guy walks into my coffee shop and wants a coffee, but wants to know if paying in american$ is alright...i say, fuck it, and just give him the coffee, in order to bypass any hassle.

So he thanks me, dresses his blend and walks by and gives me the 10$ bill. WTF.

You're not in America? So that 10 USD is worth, like, 2 bucks to you?

$1.50

cove

I flipped it for a fresh Canadian 10 from the cash.

Tonearm_Robbery

I made a $200.00 tip last week for playing West Coast Pop Lock.

verb606

I made a $200.00 tip last week for playing West Coast Pop Lock.

Damn! That's true status.


For $200 I would play "Come On Eileen" and "Dancing Queen" and sing along on a microphone, karaoke style.

jaysus

For $200 I would play "Come On Eileen" and "Dancing Queen" and sing along on a microphone, karaoke style.

!!!

Tonearm_Robbery

I made a $200.00 tip last week for playing West Coast Pop Lock.

Damn! That's true status.


For $200 I would play "Come On Eileen" and "Dancing Queen" and sing along on a microphone, karaoke style.

"Drunk Ballers" are my favorites out here.

He wanted to hear something "West Coast" and handed me a $100.00.

I guess I chose right because he walked back up and handed me another $100.00

(Keep in mind he's paying me in poker chips - so maybe he was so drunk he fucked up?)

djkingotto

we got a $30 tip for djing last friday at the club... from a girl that digs me so maybe that doesn't count. a couple days before though, some guy left an $800 tip for one of the bartenders!

SouthCrackalack

I made a $200.00 tip last week for playing West Coast Pop Lock.

Hell yeah!

verb606

I made a $200.00 tip last week for playing West Coast Pop Lock.

He wanted to hear something "West Coast" and handed me a $100.00.

I guess I chose right because he walked back up and handed me another $100.00

(Keep in mind he's paying me in poker chips - so maybe he was so drunk he fucked up?)

Ahhhh, I see. Maybe it didn't seem like real money to him. Or he meant to toss you $10 chips. So poker chips are like general currency in Vegas?

rootlesscosmo

I gave your girl a tip.

Just the tip.

SoulOnIce

I gave your girl a tip.

Just the tip.

She started throwing up before you got it all the way in?

Tonearm_Robbery

I made a $200.00 tip last week for playing West Coast Pop Lock.

He wanted to hear something "West Coast" and handed me a $100.00.

I guess I chose right because he walked back up and handed me another $100.00

(Keep in mind he's paying me in poker chips - so maybe he was so drunk he fucked up?)

Ahhhh, I see. Maybe it didn't seem like real money to him. Or he meant to toss you $10 chips. So poker chips are like general currency in Vegas?

Pretty much, inside the casino. You can't actually PAY for anything (Goods and Services...well, SOME goods and services you can, but not the kind the casino is selling to the public) with them, but you can tip with them and they never go "bad" (i.e. expire, lose value, etc..). So they do hold a sort of sub-currency position here in town.

I know Pizza Delivery Drivers get them all the time for tips here. That pisses them off becuase now they have to turn around and go to the casino and cash them in.