Not sure where else to say this but I need to get this out of my mind. Fuck tipping. I don't care how good your service was, its your fucking job to do a good service. I dont care how fast you got here with my pizza that I paid $30 for, its your fucking job to arrive fast.

I few weeks ago I stayed for a month in Japan and I NEVER encountered a tipping option ANYWHERE. I totally forgot about it until I came back to America and decided to buy a good ol' American breakfast at the airport, and there it was. A culture shock in my own country. The tipping option right there. I thought to myself "man, I haven't seen this in a while" I straight up skipped it and never felt so proud doing so. I didn't care if they were mad at me, I didn't care if they looked at me funny.

And with the resent news about the stabbing because of a $2 dollar tip I just couldn't believe we've reached this point of entitlement in our society.

From now on, I wont tip anymore UNLESS I feel like it.

I know some of you are going to be annoyed by this, but its okay.

Have a good day.

Or however you said it on that apology vid. You are slipping.
That insurance vid was grim. You again assume the worst in everybody.

- Assuming someone who has medical debt is lying because they are crying. Losing a loved one can cause huge emotional turmoil.
- Lion/Gazelle defence. Pretty dumb argument, human life has far more intricacy than 'me lion, me hungry, me hunt' and 'me gazelle, me chased, me run'. You can do better with your arguments.
- The guy is a pussy, maybe, but also people take any job to avoid poverty, might have had very few options open to them. Yes the executioner has responsibility, however may also feel remorse over the situation and wish to see it changed. See that CEO shooter guy who did something and is now having his life destroyed. Most are, undertandably, not willing to do that.

Swapping from stereotyping and making sweeping comments about other nationalities or cultures, to just doing it about your own is not showing personal growth or adjustments to a mindset. It is just an easier target with less ramifications.

Edit - To clarify I do not support the murder of a CEO, or anyone. Murder is always wrong.
My intention was to say that most people are not willing/able to take a situation into their own hands, obviously murder is taking that way too far.

Asmongold lurkin'