re: Group racks up $350 restaurant bill, proceeds to assault waitress/kitchen staff

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Any chance you can explain that, or is it a mystery for everyone?

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I got nothing.

My theory would be that certain sets of people think that the louder you are the more your point is getting across or that you are winning the argument.

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I do wonder why like 99% of black women I've met are able to go from being sweet and chill to the fricking apocalypse in under a second.

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Idk but it is annoying as frick to be in a restaurant with a table of 4-6 of them...in most cases they are so damn loud. Almost seems to be on purpose

Thank god my wife and I got out of their way. I swear they were at Cyclone Anaya's last Saturday. Hitting every stereotype/profile on the head.

Any former service people on here. I've posed this question before. Or any black men on here. Have you ever with your own eyes witnessed a black woman sit and enjoy a meal, not complain about one fricking thing, and tip a customary amount? It is really terrible. I am a pretty damned liberal guy but I can't recall. The same Saturday I mentioned we went to a nice restaurant bar for an Old Fashioned. Black guy buying drinks for a table in back. Actually throwing money around. A black woman walks up for her drink he bought. She turns her nose up after the straw test sip. IT WAS A frickING MAKERS AND SPRITE!!!!!!! It on.y has two ingredients. It can't be terrible. Splash some sprite if it's too strong or add some makers if you think it is weak. But god damn if you don't like the drink it is your fault. It only has two ingredients.

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I'm guessing 4 well done porterhouses,

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Wasn't this a gout of at least 13?

Four started harassing the waitress and then none others joined in.

Interesting picture. It seems to point out that there exceptions to the norm. However, in doing so it has labeled cops as normally bad, blacks as normally criminals, and whites as normally racist.




The 2 words "not all" could have been replaced with different parings of words changing the implication of the statements. "Most ....not" or "Only some"

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No one in my family will dine out with her. 

Last time I did, I slid the waitress a nice tip.

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My dad is an old white guy...grew up poor but made a pretty good living. He is the worst tipper I know...usually only about $1 per diner. If he takes us out to dinner, I always linger and add to the tip without him knowing.

My dad has a habit of being a bad tipper too. Not at all on purpose, he just generally puts zero thought into how much 20% or so is. I don't even pretend to wait for him to get up from the table. I will flat out take the bill and check his math.

One time I was talking to him after he went out to lunch and noticed a receipt on the counter that showed he spend $40 on lunch and tipped $4. When I called him out he felt terrible. I gave him crap until he got back in the car, drove back to the restaurant, and gave his waitress from lunch an extra $20.

Serves him right. He caught me stealing candy from the movie theater when I was 8 or 9 and made me apoligize to the manager. Karma you bastard.

"Giving change for the tip" pretty much made the need for a picture nill.