Family Locked Inside Restaurant For Not Tipping. Should a restaurant be able to force you to pay a gratuity? Is locking someone in a restaurant even legal?
Stadium Seating In The Classroom [Pic]
This is how your grandchildren are going to sit in class (and not pay attention in school and flunk out) in the future.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 1:25:10 PM
Even if it's called a tip, if it`s stated as required on the menu it`s simply part of the price and needs to be paid. That being said, false imprisonment is still illegal.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 10:45:05 AM
I have a job in which I work in a freezer for 12 from 6pm to 6am and I'm 21. If I do a good service should I get more? Why don`t retail workers get ti[s for going to the stock to see if there is stock of a pair of shoes etc? If you get pissed off about not getting a tip then you`re pretty much a lazy arse hat who has no motivation to work, especially considering other people have much harder jobs.
"Oh no that one person didn`t tip me so now I hate their guts blah blah blah! But all other 50 people I served that night did tip me giving me roughly an additional £100" Boohoo.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 7:18:13 AM
I worked as a bartender and server ages ago, and they also had a policy of adding the tip to large parties, but, a manager would always make a point of visiting the table before the bill was presented, and there were complaints, we couldn't addd the tip. That`s how it should be done, folks.