re: 18 people walk out of a restaurant leaving 2 people people behind to pay the tab

Without clicking I’m assuming white people.

At this point, why bother operating businesses that have to interface directly with the customer like that?

It's just not worth it anymore, screw them and their communities.

Tgrbaitn doubling down over and over in this thread is awesome!

Here he is with one of his dinner dates:

They needed Meatball to represent.

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I’m white and I have never been automatically charged gratuity.

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Try somewhere outside of Golden Corral

Too bad the dashers cannot be identified and then banned from every restaurant in Hollister.

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So I offered to pay my portion plus another $100. Manager insisted that I was responsible for everything. I told him that I might initially pay the bill but I’ll call Chase sapphire and get it reversed. The exchange got pretty heated. So the next day I called Chase and got the charges reversed

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Holy cannoli, you’re pretty trashy brother bear.

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I don’t usually eat with a group larger than 8. And if I do it’s a a place that knows us and knows that we will take care of them

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So you admit it has nothing to do with your skin color

I thank God my daughter waits at a sushi restaurant, and culture don’t eat sushi. She makes great money, serving super friendly people.

If I see a kid in a hoodie in Ireland, on one side of the street, and an old lady on the other with a bag of groceries, I cross the street to the old lady side.

People are profiled based on the experience of the servers and the restaurants. At my local hangout, Latinos apparently tip very little. So do the protected class that I can't mention. Five kids running around the restaurant on a table of six adults? Leave five bucks. I've watched this for a year, and I know what is going to happen when a table is seated. There are Indians which drink a beer and a half after taking up an eight top for close to four hours, and tip $2.00.

Meanwhile, my brown arse has servers fighting over who is getting my table, because I tip, I'm polite, and I don't cause problems. So, color is the issue? Nah, being an a-hole is the issue.