There are good ppl in the world

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sassybatman

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Sometimes we all just need a little bit cf help.
Heard her talking to her manager about Iceking her
part time job as the place was closing down. She
got shitty news today, put her fucking game face en
and made sure I had a great lunch.
So many of you keep asking for fucking handouts
and wonder why you have nothing. It' s called a work
ethic. Fucking grew one and good shit WILL happen,
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#19 - reptilec

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(07/15/2014) [-]

I like how he stopped to take a picture of the receipt so that he could show everyone online how much of a good person he was that day.

The world is truly filled with amazing and selfless people.

#33 to #19 - freepotatoe

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Stuff like this deserves credit.

#37 to #33 - teranin

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Demanding credit for stuff like that is demanding social compensation for your financial compensation. It's asking to reclaim the cost of your "philanthropy". A truly benevolent act is not done to earn brownie points with others.

#63 to #37 - garymotherfingoak

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(07/15/2014) [-]

>sharing stories with others about something special you did for fun =/= "Give me credit and praise and love pls lmao XDDDDD"

#67 to #63 - teranin

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(07/15/2014) [-]

"for fun". That's the part where we deviate. If his intention was just a good time, they wouldn't have pretended it was philanthropic, and they wouldn't have made a big deal out of the story, trying to evoke the sympathies of those he showed for the person he helped.

What he did was good, and nice, but he was after social brownie points here.

#69 to #67 - garymotherfingoak

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Its okay to get some social brownie points, unless thats your primary reason for it.

#70 to #69 - teranin

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Yes, it's all "ok". What it isn't is truly benevolent. I never said the guy was an asshole.

#71 to #70 - garymotherfingoak

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(07/15/2014) [-]

well its still good overall, not ok overall, but the big deal he made out of it might have been a bit gloaty.

#52 to #19 - hoponthefeelstrain

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he could have done it to inspire other people to do something nice for others. Like he can't say "hey I gave a 5k dollar tip, you should do something similar" and not show proof.

#56 to #19 - cfeuer

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(07/15/2014) [-]

if hes giving 5000 dollars to his stranger of a waitress, he can get all the internet likes he wants.

#64 to #19 - thisisbait

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(07/15/2014) [-]

I think when you give away 5000 dollars, you have every right to passively brag about it.

#76 to #19 - hattheifbatman

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Humbly bragging

#79 to #19 - instalation

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(07/15/2014) [-]

"Someone did something good for someone else! But they showed everyone what they did. Better make sure everyone knows how bad and selfish. You should never tell anyone anything good that you do. Even if you do give up a large amount of your own wealth, if you tell anyone it's not a good deed. That's why I never give anyone anything, or donate to any charities, or help my community; because if I did help someone then I would just be seeking attention."

#86 to #19 - schmuxy

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(07/16/2014) [-]

He still gave her 5 ******* thousand bucks, but just because he wanted to share it doesn't mean it's a good deed?

#88 to #19 - trollmobile

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(07/16/2014) [-]

i do nice things for selfish reasons all the time
doesn't make them less nice
if i feel like ****, i go and give someone something they need and/or want
and then i flaunt it
makes both me and them happier.

#55 to #19 - Yardie

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Why would you self-sacrifice if it wasn't for your own pleasure? That goes against all logic.

Everything anybody does is in self interest. However there is such a thing as win-win, where everybody involved benefits from the interaction.

And selflessness isn't a good thing at all. That's how horrible people rise to power, that's how abusive relationships continue, and that's how progress is completely halted in somebody's life, or even society as a whole.

"Selflessness" and "Selfishness" are simply two opposite destructive ends. One is lose-win and the other is win-lose.

This is an example of virtuous, win-win behavior, and it should be appreciated as such instead of mocked.

#61 to #19 - garymotherfingoak

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(07/15/2014) [-]

It's not like he paid $5000 for some tumblr attention. He took advantage of his initial selfless act and used it as an example for others.
and honestly, there's nothing wrong with getting a little recognition for your good deeds, whether or not the reward is the person's happiness (which the main reward should be).

It's like you calling someone a selfish prick for sharing a story about how they saved someone's life last week by endangering theirs.

#73 to #19 - majormoron

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(07/15/2014) [-]

You people just make me sick. You sit there and bitch about someone doing nice and showing other what they do. So the **** what? Guess what? The person or thing they gave it to is usually saved by these acts of kindness.

Its just like that video that magic of rahat did where he gave that homeless man like 10k. There were people bitching about him making it into a video. So ******* what? Maybe it will inspire other people to do little nice things too.

TL;DR Shut the **** up unless you have actual ground to stand on you Cynical asshole.

#50 to #19 - failtolawl

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(07/15/2014) [-]

uh, he never said he was a good person, he said to stop bitching about your life expecting handouts.

#26 to #19 - DeathOne

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Living in complete selflesness is impossible, so you must seek the congratulations of those important to you.

Tho a social media is probably not the right way to do so.

#27 to #19 - notanotheraccount

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Sure, he showed himself doing that. But what if it inspired 50 other people to do something good for someone else? It might have been posted to make himself look better, but if it inspired just one person to do something good, its worth it.

#20 to #19 - widar

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All altruism comes from selfishness. You do it to feel good about you'reself and we feel good about ourselves when we do it because we are genetically programmed to do so, since being nice to you're fellow tribesmen used to increase you're own chances of survival and reproduction in the early days of humanity.

#22 to #20 - reptilec

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Yes I agree.
Though after the 30th post/ article on (insert favorite social networking site here) I get really sick of people trying to appear selfless when it's really just being self serving.

#78 to #22 - lotro

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(07/15/2014) [-]

If he gave me $5000 he could post the receipt rolled around my dick on any social media site he wanted.

#90 to #20 - rockerforlife

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(07/16/2014) [-]

What about those who get joy out of being kind?

#89 to #20 - enigmaticsky

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(07/16/2014) [-]

Or some people just do nice **** for the hell of it.

#25 - teranin

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Yes, a strong work ethic will get you what you want. Work makes you free.

#35 to #25 - anon id: 48c19ff9

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Getting what you want =/= being free... Is anyone saying work is good a Nazi now?

"Man I'm hungry."

"YOU KNOW WHO ELSE USED TO EAT?? HITLER."

#36 to #35 - teranin

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(07/15/2014) [-]

That... really wasn't the joke. The picture is of Dr. Mengele, sign on the front of auschwitz says "work makes you free", he supposedly did his awful experiments on people who could not work anymore. I was supporting the work ethic=good argument while also trying to be funny by absurdly referencing the worst possible set of circumstances for being lazy. Glad some people got it.

#46 - oosulley

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#62 to #46 - garymotherfingoak

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*5000

#59 to #46 - MrDeadiron

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#65 to #46 - thisisbait

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#1 - anon id: 1ba8fc9b

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still cant get over this stupid amount of tipping which is expected in you're fabulous and sparkly country with you're so called freedom.... it would be fair to give her 1$ tip, IF she was nice, if not, dont tip her at all! thats why you are so poor america, you the trash of the world

#2 to #1 - bluemagebrilly

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#3 to #1 - katothepotato

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Our military could still kick your military's ass Eurofag.

#4 to #3 - anon id: 2d7350a6

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just saying, when everyone has nukes, military is irrelevant...

#24 to #4 - xxhadesflamesxx

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implying aanyone is stupid enough to use them

#6 to #4 - katothepotato

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Fuking implying that you guys would have the balls to end the fuking world.

#5 to #4 - crackmaster

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but we have chuck norris so nukes are irrelevant

#7 to #1 - anon id: 89d99fb1

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the purpose of tipping is a sign of gratitude. So those of you who just expect great service for no cost are lost in you're own little fantasy world. To sum it all up, this sparkly country of ours is quite grateful and tipping is one way that we show it. Eurofag

#9 to #7 - bann

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(07/15/2014) [-]

Before anyone goes on a tangent about tipping, I'm throwing it out there now that servers typically make $2.75 an hour....their tips are their pay, and they lose some of that money in taxes too.

#10 to #9 - flemsdfer

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I think it's better to argue that they should make minimum wage instead of saying "We should pay the rest of their wages to make up for how digestive end productty they're paid". They work, they should get paid at least as much as everyone else does. Tipping should be a gift for exceptional service, not you doing the job of their employer by paying them.

#91 to #10 - bann

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(07/16/2014) [-]

That's one way of seeing it, and I agree that this works. However, you have to note that restaurants in the US with a tip based system (all of them pretty much) offer their food at lower prices.

#11 to #1 - jackthexiv

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Okay Mr. Pink

#12 to #1 - drainbamage

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THAT or because waiters make about $2.30/hr and need the gratuity for them to have the job.

#29 to #12 - thescyle

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I am a waiter and i make 5 bucks each hour and i just quit my job because I honestly got enough money, so I can make the next three month with the money I earned (from tips) in the last 7 month.... so Mister Gold Account.... **** off, the tipping system is giving me 3 month without work because everyone thinks i couldn't live with the 5 bucks alone (which everyone easily can, if you just would work enough, like I did) and tips like ****... I love morales and people who try to act like they have some....

#14 to #12 - anon id: 2b5ad1b6

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where i live waiters make minimum wage, somewhere around $9.30

#16 to #14 - drainbamage

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Minimum wage in America is 7.30, still not enough to live off of.

#74 to #16 - poophaspooped

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minimum wage differs from state to state based on the cost of living lol

I'm from Ohio and minimum is 7.90

#28 to #1 - cutter

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they literally live off of tips ********, they get paid under minimum wage because of tips.

#8 to #1 - akinkywalrus

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This guy is serious business, after all he is a man on a computer somewhere we don't care about on a comedy site complaining about a large tip that someone else got. He might just go ask the queen for the keys to the country since he's a threatening figure among
The Internet

#15 to #8 - anon id: eaa8afea

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eat a dick, fcking ni gger

#34 - shadowsynergy

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Then you find out it's one of those places that makes their employes combine their tips and divide it amongst all the employes.

#42 to #34 - grandmabetty

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In a way that's still okay, because if the place was closing down, then everyone who would be losing their job would get a cut of this generosity

#43 to #34 - kommandantvideo

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Places that do that are retarded and it's ********. They do that so that the employer doesn't have to pay the difference between the **** that the workers get paid and minimum wage if the workers don't get good tips. They penalize the good workers for working well while rewarding the ****** ones

#21 - widar

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I hate the notion that somehow just working really hard will fix you're (financial) troubles and you can go "from rags to riches". That works occasionally and having a good work ethic helps, but often people who work hard still go nowhere because the world isn't fair. That's just the way it is.

#81 to #21 - instalation

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They just don't work hard enough.

Example: When I started Runescape I didn't have much. But after playing for a while I've reached 1 million gold. Moral of the story? Hard work and murder of countless of innocent people/beings will get you places.

It's a joke please don't kill me.

#75 - poophaspooped

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I bet you that's not even the merchant copy but the costumers copy so he can seem like a good person but actually is an asshole.

#38 - travishein

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Has anyone considered that this is the customer copy and that he probably left a **** tip on the merchant copy?

#13 - aesis

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I never understood tipping. I know it's mostly an American thing to do but the only time I'd tip is if someone really went out of their way to do a great job or if something came to €18.70 and I only had a €20, I'd tell them to keep the change.

I'm hearing that waiters and stuff can't live on the money they earn and depend on tips, but isn't that illegal? I'm pretty sure there's a minimum wage for a reason.

#17 to #13 - anon id: a1193b9a

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No its not intense bodyloveing illegal, and they do live on it, they also get paid by the restaurant. if it were restaurants wouldn't intense bodyloveing do it.

Tipping is a better system, people are motivated to work and be polite and helpful, or they get less money, seriously work harder get paid more. Its a great business model

you're servers are motivated to work harder, you get to pay them less, and the extra they make comes from the customers not you, also when someone is an backpassage to a customer they get punished and have no one to blame but themselves so they don't come whining to you.

#45 to #13 - harryboom

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(07/15/2014) [-]

unfortunately the minimum wage in america isn't actually enough to live on.

#53 to #13 - anon id: 9e084e31

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It's just polite in Ireland where I live. Good service gets 10%, and while I'm sure that waiters and waitresses can survive on what money they make, they do have rather stressful jobs.

On their feet walking around for hours on end, balancing plates and cups and cutlery and never dropping a single one, needing to keep up a cheerful demeanour 100% of the time. In my opinion, they deserve that bit extra.

Also, you pretty much need to tip in the States because a lot of them pay their waiters and waitresses like 3 bucks an hour. Not tipping in America is basically saying "**** you, food server" and gauranteeing saliva in your food if you go back there.

#18 to #13 - xxjmacxx

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Professional American civilian here, tipping was a way for businesses to be able to reduce having to pay their workers, as an overall mindset for our country developed that any person waiting us should be compensated extra from us.

There is a minimum wage, but it's different whether your a position waiting on people. (e.g.- where I'm at it's about 7.5 USD non-tip, 4.25 USD tipped) So although there is a minimum it's significantly less. Don't let people fool you though, if your waiting at a good restaraunt, you could easily make $40,000 a year just from tips.

gif semi-irrelevant

#47 - Senic

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