Is this a mean thing to do at a restaurant?

[Anonymous]

How religious people leave tips that look like money but aren’t money… Or gospel tracts or bibles.

Well. What happens if I put 100 dollars into the Bible. Into the tracts or pamphlet. And if they don’t even open it then they don’t deserve the tip anyways. If they are that ungrateful and entitled.

Look. It’s not that I don’t mind tipping. I think people should. But I get tired of the entitlement complex that some people have. It never used to be like this especially when they’re rude to you and think they deserve a penny in tips. Then management backs them.

[NaultD]

It's that for basically littering, person picks it up sweet some cash. Ow it's a Bible thing. It's a goofy exchange but no real harm.

That used to tip that's really bad. Thats the difference of paying rent or not. People also don't get paid minimum wage with tips.

[Vendetta_]

"What happens if I put 100 dollars into the Bible. Into the tracts or pamphlet. And if they don’t even open it then they don’t deserve the tip anyways. If they are that ungrateful and entitled."

Absolutely not. Servers are there to work, not read your religious propaganda. If the service was good just tip the damn waiter like a normal person. If the service was bad, don't tip.

[Asker]

Well…. I guess it’s on tjem for missing out on a tip

[Flower7]

Leaving religious paraphernalia is not mean but it’s a bit insensitive.

[DrPepper12]

Yes it's mean TO FREQUENT ESTABLISHMENTS that use tipping to rip off their employees of a fair wage. Don't play the game & everyone wins

[exitseven]

People in the hospitality business depend to tips to make a living. I usually tip 20% if i get good service and I understand how hard the waitstaff has to work. To shortchange them is sort of s dick move for sure.

[msc545]

It is mena, but also sinful. Jesus would not approve of your scheming at all.

[RedInnocent69]

Yeah, those cunts are going to Hell