Frustrated waiter refuses to enter his 8-cent tip on a $99.92 bill in the system after serving guests for 2 hours, hoping the uneven number on their banking will remind them of their bad attitudes: 'Don't do this at the cost of someone else's livelihood'

Yes, yes… We are familiar with the fact that tipping cultures vary between oceans.

However, if you're going to tip 8.00 cents on a $99.82 bill, you might have well just not tip at all. Some customers love to reward great service, whilst others believe it's their boss's responsibility to ensure they get a fair wage. But tipping 8.00c is like saying, 'I see you, but I am choosing to ignore you.' In other words, they understand that they are supposed to tip, having opted to do so, but have chosen to keep it to a minimum after experiencing your 2 hours of service.

Ever wondered what a slap in the face feels like…well, here it is. Quick and brutal. Don't get us wrong, we are not trying to sound unappreciative. However, it takes negative 1 second to Google a county's tipping culture, and if it says 'tipping is advised', I do believe that if you can afford to eat at a restaurant, you can afford to tip more than 0.08% of the bill.

Case closed. Case won.

This waiter feels so unappreciated from his tip that he doesn't have the energy to even enter it…He believes that the uneven $99.2 might cause an OCD itch that can't be scratched. Although I think they may have more issues to work on than even and odd numbers…
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Keep the change, you animal

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$Tremenda-Carucha Eight cents? That's less than the cost of a paperclip... I mean, did they think this was some kind of math puzzle or just plain r de? How do you even begin to explain that?$

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