YoloinOhio Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 McCoy is a douche but I guess he's our douche now. Spiller was so much more likable but McCoy is the better all around rb. I know a waitress at 716. McCoy goes there all the time. Says he is sort of a Richard but he has been tipping well. lol. He seems like he is a Richard. And he better tip well at 716 since the Pegulas own it!
enlightener Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 better than a guy stealing your $20 like marshawn did. Why is this even bad to stiff a waiter? the whole concept is being able to paying extra and have input on your experience rather than a restaurant charging and adding it automatically to your bill. Its called "free market". And Im glad to see shady is saving his money and investing it wisely..... like charlie sheen.
San-O Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Any player who isn't requesting a trade is typically shocked and probably a little unhappy. The post I commented on said he was unhappy he was traded to the Bills. Yes he made comments about being shocked he was traded, but not once did I hear him complain about the fact he was traded to the Bills. this. So claim your former coach is a racist???
Nanker Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 So is McCoy the guy we all hate this week? No. It's still you that we hate.
Saxum Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 I always thought the same but isn't one of the theories that service would be terrible if it were decent hourly wages, giving the servers not as much incentive to do their jobs? The issue is the same as the NFL - those who work harder and have more native skills would want more than others but when they are older and not as effective they resist cuts, they just do not have a union which will sue about every attempt to follow rules of contract but insist that other rules such a percentage of take remain.
Bookie Man Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 (edited) Anyone that leaves a .20 tip is a Richard. Might as well write a big eff you on the receipt. I can't think of a situation that would merit that. That being said, he's not here to tip his way into the playoffs. Edited July 23, 2015 by Bad Things Man
BuffJim Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 Hi I'm new here. I love to have stars that are really great people. Haven't been too impressed with Shady's comments. But all in all, I want a winner, and can overlook a lot of things. Compared to the glory days, today's players are really under a microscope. If we knew all that went on with Bruce and Jim and Thurman etc., they might not come out smelling the best.
stony Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 Restaurants should pay fair wages. We shouldn't have to tip in the first place Food margins are pretty slim as-is. Any hike in wages is going to be passed directly on to the consumer.
hondo in seattle Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 Hi I'm new here. I love to have stars that are really great people. Haven't been too impressed with Shady's comments. But all in all, I want a winner, and can overlook a lot of things. Compared to the glory days, today's players are really under a microscope. If we knew all that went on with Bruce and Jim and Thurman etc., they might not come out smelling the best. Welcome to the forum, BuffJim. Thanks for your first post. And I don't disagree. But don't get used to that. However rational and well-supported your opinion may be, someone will nearly always offer a contrary point of view.
KD in CA Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 Hi I'm new here. I love to have stars that are really great people. Haven't been too impressed with Shady's comments. But all in all, I want a winner, and can overlook a lot of things. Compared to the glory days, today's players are really under a microscope. If we knew all that went on with Bruce and Jim and Thurman etc., they might not come out smelling the best. Me too, but a guy being a bit of a dick and stiffing waitresses is a lot different from a guy who's beating his wife or torturing animals so I'm all good with McCoy. Restaurants should pay fair wages. We shouldn't have to tip in the first place Restaurants do pay fair wages. Tips are part of wages.
A Dog Named Kelso Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 (edited) Just some thoughts: Restaurants should pay fair wages. We shouldn't have to tip in the first place No they shouldn't ... in an service based economy a server should be able to live on their tips. Unfortunately; the US is not accustomed to paying for service, they are trained to find the best bargain. I always thought the same but isn't one of the theories that service would be terrible if it were decent hourly wages, giving the servers not as much incentive to do their jobs? Yes ... do you feel get great service from your fast food servers? Obviously, there is a slight difference but a teenager making close to 10 bucks an hour(depending on location) is not more pleasant than a wait staff at a restaurant whose salary is reliant on tips. Food margins are pretty slim as-is. Any hike in wages is going to be passed directly on to the consumer. This statement is a little misleading it depends on type of restaurant we are talking about. In franchise environment perhaps; however, in a high scale restaurant not so much(surprisingly these are the places where servers probably do pretty well any how). Edited July 24, 2015 by A Dog Named Kelso
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