Banker Insults Waitress Incites Class Warfare

[California Joe]

Insert faux rage.

hank

I was about to faux rage and then that Fiat 500 Abarth ad came on and I got horny and forgot all about my faux rage.

[hank]

That's the thing about faux rage, CJ. Here today gone tomor . . .wait, are those M&Ms? Oh, go to hell Obama. This is all his fault.

hank

[California Joe]

That's racist....oh look, my cat has a fluffy tail....

[hank]

I f8cking hate cats. Harumph.

hank

[deagle]

banker has 1% class

server was probably working another job or student on the side to make ends meet

many servers can't even afford to eat at the very same place they work !!!

$133 on a single meal for an individual , wow.....how many of us eat from the dollar menu's ?

he/she may have 99% more wealth, but 1% class

next time we shouldn't bail the banks out and save their jobs !!!!

[Zorro C9]

What the hell is a tip?

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lx...4wpoo1_500.gif

[eskachig]

I often have not left tips because I just don't care. Get a better job.

Really? Well, ok. Someone has to do something fairly drastic not to get a tip from me. Poor service gets 10% . It's not really optional as far as I'm concerned.

[ltrowley]

There's not really a tipping culture in Australia. I expect my staff to go out of the way regardless in order to get people to come back, if they get tipped, hell, good for them, bonus. You piss off one customer you lose ten more through word of mouth. You give exemplary service you gain ten more. Simple math.

[Patrick974]

I only tip waitress if they're pretty and smile to me. I'm with Reservoir Dog's Mr Pink character.

[LineDoggie]

The source stated that a person accompanied the banker to lunch and snapped a photo the receipt, which was subsequently posted on his blog.

And no names given to prove anything. its Purple Monkey dishwasher until the poster ties it to a Named being. Or do you believe anything on the internet without verifying it?

[toad]

It's a friggin' photoshopped blog post. OMG, the bad bankers....

I'm being repressed! See the banker rudeness inherent in the system !

[Illinois Strong]

All bankers are modern day Draculas. They live off the work of other people and do not produce any tangible goods and services. Parasites. I'm not surprised a bit here.

I'm involved in banking.

Without me and my contribution, the community would be missing an essential form of financing. I work in loan an FDIC loss-share division, so my work is even more vital to today's economy.

When I go out to eat, I tip based on the level of service. I don't judge waiters or waitresses.

Have a nice day.

[Cipher]

And no names given to prove anything. its Purple Monkey dishwasher until the poster ties it to a Named being. Or do you believe anything on the internet without verifying it?

In the same breath, one cannot simply deny that it happened. One has to look at it from an unbiased, neutral angle.

Also, it would not make much sense if a company as prodigious as Yahoo would run this through their news section without verifying the source.

[CPL Trevoga]

I'm involved in banking.

Without me and my contribution, the community would be missing an essential form of financing. I work in loan an FDIC loss-share division, so my work is even more vital to today's economy.

When I go out to eat, I tip based on the level of service. I don't judge waiters or waitresses.

Have a nice day.

You tip??? You're a bad banker. What happened to banking moto, "Rape the working people?"

[Noons86.]

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/...op-hoax-869032

The restaurant receipt that a California banker purportedly used to denigrate a waitress--while also leaving her a one percent tip--was wildly “altered and exaggerated,” according to a spokesperson for the Newport Beach restaurant where the businessman supposedly dined earlier this month. A photo of the receipt (seen at right) has gone viral in the past few days, fueled by a back story claiming that the measly tip was the imperious financier’s way of provoking a member of the lowly “99%” who was not sufficiently solicitous. The claim about the tip--and a photo of the receipt--first appeared last week on a blog that is now offline (along with a related Twitter account)

Now that we can safely say that this particular event was a hoax, let's all admit that if a real person were to tell someone to "get a real job", especially someone in such a huge part of the service industry, and especially in today's economy, said person would deserve to be called a d!ck.