Never Ever Forgot, Who were U

[IamBucky]

[WtfJudith]

Since bill gates is rich af, well assume that he went to a SUPER fancy restaurant
In there, a 5$ type is a just a dick move, it doesn't make any sense

Plus if he used to be the "son of a woodcutter" wouldn't that mean that he knows wat it is like to be poor/moderately well off? Shouldn't he be giving more since he knows how hard it is for some people out there who are less fortunate?

[TRose18]

I can conclude that the waiter is a gold digger, she earned her $ 500 tip, but why does she want more?

[IamBucky]

@wtfjudith . Mr/Ms I know people like U , Who just search for mistake and weak points.

[WtfJudith]

@iambucky no but seriously, the fact that you are not that rich shouldn't mean that you don't need to tip the 15%!!! Tips are the majority of waiters salaries, i find it's just impolite and ignorant not to tip a waiter properly..
Idk, this might just be a Canadian pet peeve of mine, sorry

[IamBucky]

@wtfjudith sorry , I know that is indirectly not great for any waiter. But many times for inspiring and highlighting any specific quality and point , these are required. This is may be a fake incident , but it is inspiring. So, the things depends upon what we want to convey. What u are trying to say these type of thinks generally happen in India during election, weaving out the threads of sentence.

[sup]

William H. Gates Sr. wasn't a woodcutter.
William Henry "Bill" Gates, also known publicly as Bill Gates Sr., is a retired American attorney and philanthropist and author of the book Showing Up for Life: Thoughts on the Gifts of a Lifetime

But whoever made that up...a nice thought i would say :))

[IamBucky]

@sup bro, I already said that may be the fake incident but this is for inspiration.

[sup]

@sup said in Never Ever Forgot, Who were U:

But whoever made that up...a nice thought i would say :))

@IamBucky yes i said that too.