Are there 50,000 people in the whole of the United States who would pay to see Saudi and Cape Verde?
I am not sure I would pay £200 to sit in the end for that if I lived in the same city. Not considering transit or cost to park
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I am not sure I would pay £200 to sit in the end for that if I lived in the same city. Not considering transit or cost to park
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I am sure the waiting staff who are paid nearly nothing will appreciate his stinginess.
That's a US employment problem, not his.I am sure the waiting staff who are paid nearly nothing will appreciate his stinginess.
I’ve always tipped wait staff in the UK.
My AI chat tells me that it’s customary to tip 10%.
Polite visitors look up and follow local customs.
‘’Rab’ is a dickhead making it worse for his fellow Scots. If he can afford a ticket, he can afford the $3 tip on his breakfast.
I’m with Rab. Don’t want to work for hardly any money? Don’t take the fucking job.
The only thing you can rely on from a Scotland perspective at this World Cup (except an early exit), is that Irn Bru always deliver a top bit of advertising. John McGinn and Susan Boyle - cannot go wrong.
View: https://youtu.be/-1jN0jRAQLw?si=8cmrn5cizZTdhG6O
View: https://youtu.be/-1jN0jRAQLw?si=8cmrn5cizZTdhG6O
So you don’t tip at restaurants? Or cabbies?
Didn’t realize that was a thing in Scotland.
Who takes a cab in London? Are you made of money?
I presumed it was Scotland.
Never been there so I’ve no idea if cabs are cheap or otherwise.
We did tip in Paris though.