It's a process stemming from the depression, employers started paying their staff almost nothing, so customers soon became expected to make up some of the difference. Look up the origin and opinions revolving it, the custom is actually pretty interesting.

That is right. It has become a sort of costume in America to tip for certain services. Employers and lawmakers know this so some business are allowed to pay their workers below minimum wage since they will make up the rest in tips. But its sort of a trap now because a customer feels obligated to tip knowing its part of a workers wage. If all business were required to pay their employees minimum wage than maybe costume in the U.S. could change where tipping is no longer necessary.

Yeah, here the minimum wage for waiters is like $2/hr because they're expected to make it up in tips, though I have been told that the employer does have to make it up to them if they end up under the regular minimum wage. I personally don't tip because it's not my fault that they get payed shit wages, though.

I personally tip. They're doing hard work, it's the social norm, and contrary to what you might think, the wild server is very intelligent and can remember the faces of humans it likes and dislikes. (They'll spit in your food if you keep on not tipping)

I don't go out to eat enough for that to be a problem, and, frankly, I don't care anyway. I won't taste or notice it. Besides, if they're going to spit in people's food, they're obviously not worth the tip anyway.

Im sorry but if I have to tip the people serving my food to not spit in it then they can get fucked

True. I m not gonna say "oh if you dont like the wages get another job" cause its not easy to walk out one job and into another but yeah we shouldnt have to pay extra so they can make minimum wage

or
>stick turns into ash
>ash fertilizes the ground
>ground grows many more trees, which is filled with sticks
>sticks wins everytime.

>ash fertilizes the ground
I dont think you know how ash works

ash go into lung
marine pepsi
stick win everytime

ash into gill. marine die. stick win.

The worst part is I feel like young filmmakers are scared to try making movies now because they don't have a budget. Just use practical effects, trust me, you won't magically accidentally spend 300 million bucks.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t42qN6K78E This one is actually from Bombs Away

oh yeah my bad

that is a gif

you are correct

It's because you prefer the grittiness if a Bond who is more human. More in line with what a spy who must take lives and torture for information would be like. It's more in line with the James bond from the books. I personally enjoy both the gritty reality that Daniel Craig brings to the character as well as the campy, more refined Bonds.

yeah i get that i just think the way the film is played out with him and the way he portrays bond is alot more believable and realistic

Marlon brando

jesus christ he is handsome as hell