Post stories that you say WTF?.

[God]

A friend of mine who has been a waiter for the last 20 years from Croatia. Has worked two jobs 85 to 90 plus hours per week for the last 10 years. Saved enough to buy a home in a well off neighborhood. He wants his kids to be brought up in a good environment and to meet the right people.

All is dandy till one of his customers saw him leaving his house. He asked him "You live here". Yes I do He then says "I have been tipping you too much for the last few years he replies in a cold face"

His face dropped and feels anger but will not let those words put him down. I feel so bad for him.

Has this ever happened to you or have you sarcastically made such a comment?.

I would have punched him in the face and would pay for lawyers to get me out of it.

He feels pain for walking away and not saying anything.

 

[BEER]

On a serious note. When I was a waiter while paying for my schooling. One customer snapped his fingers at me. Well I got fired.

 

[Flake]

Not to be bias. But was he Jewish?

 

[Casa_Nova]

A lot of people just can't appreciate other people's hard work then just get jealous when they see others succeed

 

[Danolo]

Its easy to be an asshole...

 

[oldguyzer]

Its easy to be an asshole...

Some work extra hard at it...

 

[Prick]

A friend of mine who has been a waiter for the last 20 years from Croatia. Has worked two jobs 85 to 90 plus hours per week for the last 10 years. Saved enough to buy a home in a well off neighborhood. He wants his kids to be brought up in a good environment and to meet the right people.

All is dandy till one of his customers saw him leaving his house. He asked him "You live here". Yes I do He then says "I have been tipping you too much for the last few years he replies in a cold face"

His face dropped and feels anger but will not let those words put him down. I feel so bad for him.

Has this ever happened to you or have you sarcastically made such a comment?.

I would have punched him in the face and would pay for lawyers to get me out of it.

He feels pain for walking away and not saying anything.

Was he Jewish.


Hey don't hit me I am going with the lame jokes theme.

 

[A B S]

Can't wait till he serves him again.

 

[TINY]

What goes around comes around.

 

[Transient]

Too Broke to Travel? This Agency Sends Your Stuffed Animals on Vacation

Too Broke to Travel? This Agency Sends Your Stuffed Animals on Vacation

If your wallet is a little too light to take that holiday vacation, a new service is offering an inexpensive way to live your travel life vicariously... through your stuffed animals. Just don't blame them if your toys would rather visit the Cabbage Patch Kids headquarters instead of Las Vegas.


The Japan-based travel service is operated by 38-year-old Sonoe Azuma, who came up with the idea after running a blog based upon the imagined lives of her own stuffed animals. Her reasoning behind the strange travel service? Living vicariously through inanimate objects actually makes you feel like you're on a vacation yourself.


It sounds crazy, but there is some truth to Azuma's idea. Sure, sipping a Mai Tai by the beach might not do much for Mr. Wiggles, but it turns out that seeing an image of him doing so will fire up the reward centers in your brain. In fact, a 2009 Cambridge, UK medical study concluded that living vicariously through others can actually be as satisfying as completing a task yourself.


Unagi Travel offers the stuffed animal vacations for prices that range anywhere between $20 and $55 depending on the destination, and toy travelers have so far visited destinations as varied as Boston, Hollywood, and London.


If you want to see what other travelers' plush pals are up to before packing a tiny suitcase, check out the Unagi Travel Facebook page. But whatever you do, just don't send your friends to Detroit's Heidelberg Project, where stuffed animals go to die.

 

[User-E]

 

[DonCorleo]

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