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The worst thing about the restaurant business is that it produces some of the biggest capitalist scumbags possible in the free market.

He's not wrong, but there is a better way to explain it. If i were director, the scene would include this dialogue:

In addition to the restaurant owner screwing the waitresses with an impossibly low hourly wage, he also inflates the price of your food twice; once by making the price higher than the cost of the food and labor required to prepare it (so he can profit for free off it), and then again by indirectly encouraging u to tip the waitress. So your burger, that actually cost seven dollars (hamburger meat and fifteen minutes for juan to grill it at $10 per hour) becomes fourteen dollars when the owner's desired profit and tip amount is added on.

The waitress should be making the legal mininum wage (at least) and the customer should not be obligated to tip... not made to feel like an asshole if he doesn't. It should be optional rather than an expected custom. It's that shame the customer would feel if he didn't tip that the capitalist parasite seizes and takes advantage of. That's what makes him such a special type of scumbag.

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Lol. It's probably a 50 year old transvestite. You really are a disgusting little oxygen thief. I bet even your mother isn't safe around you.

Pathetic little man. This is just embarrassing.

Oops I missed one or two. This one was somewhere in there too.

Still stealing oxygen. How unfortunate. And still raising the level of this forum.

"And still raising the level of this forum."

I don't need to do that becuz you're here, veggies.

giggity!

The only time u would ever wish your job WAS unbearable.

https://kaotic.com/video/d2414299_20240223101946_t

Tsk tsk, promy boy, always "thinking" with the lower half...

Why in the pharmaceutical commercials do they always call it 'moderate-to-severe' plaque psoriasis if there's no mild plaque psoriasis? I dunno, is there? I'm aksing. If there isn't, and all psoriasis is moderate-to-severe, then u should just say plaque psoriasis, right?

Okay nevermind. I just looked it up. There is such a thing as mild plaque psoriasis. I probably just assumed that becuz I never saw a commercial for mild plaque psoriasis treatment, there must not be such a thing. Boy was I wrong.

But wait a minute. This is a kind of discrimination I think. Why aren't medicines to treat the mild version advertised in commercials? Wtf are the people with the mild stuff supposed to do? Imagine having the mild stuff and a commercial comes on for the moderate-to-severe stuff. How alienated, estranged and abandoned would u feel?