

Industrial ecology. Like you said, it’s not new, just takes some effort.


Industrial ecology. Like you said, it’s not new, just takes some effort.


I worked most positions in the industry over seven years. I’m not concerned about how I tip and I can also think it is a dog shit system.
When you agree saying “sure it is, nobody is arguing that,” but you started with “what really is the functional difference here? …is it just hatred of math?” That’s dissonant.


If you’re a prick for not tipping and it’s a discount rather than a bonus, then it’s absolutely an issue of the employer exploiting labor.
State sales tax would ideally be factored into the listed price, but regardless, it’s mandatory and baked into the bill. I don’t need to play games deciding if, when and how much to add on, which tipping requests have become.
Dine in? Sure, 20%. Get one beer from the bar? A burrito for take out?
You’re calling people selfish when there was no mention of not tipping, just that it’s a problematic system.


Jesus man, your argument is that employers should be allowed to not fairly compensate their employees. Just shut the fuck up.


Your original rebuttal is dumb. Raise the prices, pay employees, eliminate tipping.


This is dumb.


My tiny local market does 40% off and then FREE for products near expiration.


That’s also assuming just 1B, but he would only need to drop under 1T (IE 999B) to be a billionaire.


That’s a wild ride and I think Beats by Dre being bought for $3.2B is possibly the craziest part.
Friggin gottem PEW PEW PEW Space Cowboy


Manually update then?
Real sweet of them to boomerang around “Top 50.”


Takes 51% to allow the prez to declare war or 67% to stop the prez from unilaterally declaring war? Dumb.
This was an elevated station
Metabolism then does slow down and, regardless, I was talking about muscle mass.
Sarcopenia generally progresses in your 30s to where a rule-of-thumb is the behaviors and muscle mass you make by age 40 is an indicator of mobility and bone density in late life.
Proposed data centers using >4GWs, so production is a problem.
Yes? Because the money invested into the product is being reinvested into this hogwash.