Nov 11, 2020 1:46 PM
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First front page and I am super excited!! Spread a little love today
good_guy_greg
veterans_day
VaultGirl69
I do this when using coupons.
xizar
I want to go (free food is free food) but I'm leery of going to a restaurant during the covids.
tyrfin
Except you didn't actually save shit because there's always some scumbag gimmick attached
boom1chaching
I thought it was customary to tip the cost of the meal lol that's what my shop did
BelarusianPotatoFarmer
I always went with my veteran friend to golden corral buffet for the free vet meal. We leave at least $20 on the table.
boredAgain2day
Yes! My mom was a server for 20+ yrs. She had so many calluses on her feet and she was always achy and sore. Tip your servers!
InvolentaryYoga
Same same. I always tip the wait staff
CharliePapaBravo
Is it OK to Good Guy Greg yourself?
TheRicM
It's possible they are the server. But yeah, I see your point
ShroomGrowth
Douche if ya don't! Always tip based on full price.
Jdsalamander
Brother,or sister I don’t know, we should show our gratitude by paying the wait staff the price of our meal. Reciprocated grace and honor.
metroid2
Sadly I won't get to participate this year. Got a positive covid test. I guess there is always next year.
Beersapper
Yup. I always make sure my servers are taken care of. I'm extra generous with my tips.
adamrac
Um, that is expected. You always tip on the non-discounted cost, the discount is to drive business, not hurt the server.
Cytos
Screw tipping culture. Pay employees and stop leaving the customers to make up for your slave wages.
theycallmeMrGlass
You should tip based on full meal price, before any discounts or coupons.
LordSintax79
...Because you aren't a dickbag?
Kingslayer91
I wonder if good guy greg ever went full maga.
WPIII381
Always
Mrhappytrigers
CorydorasAfavorplease
My husband always tips the difference and so we pay full price for the entire meal, "minus tip".
Hedgehogsareadorable
Yup. Any time there's a discount or we got something free. Like free pizza bc of points, we still tip full price. Its the right thing to do.
PhiIIipJFry
Thank you for paying to stop the orphan crushing mAchine
tmutrmn
what's a tip ?
MaintenanceGuyHere
Thats common courtesy on Veterans day deals
efmora288
I haven't seen a good guy Greg in ages
nonsequitur
Definitely an upvote for this. I do something similar. I make the tip equal to the cost of my meal.
ThatDirtyOldMan
same
BeccaBeccaBoBecca
That’s good form. If you get comped, like a dessert on your birthday, always tip your server according to the full amount.
illogicalphallusies
oh yes, on YOUR day, lets make it about someone else. Im not saying dont tip(reg% based on full price), but to deny your "freebie" is stupid
Ninjainslippers
Agreed 100%. Also fight to make a system where consumers' decency isn't required for servers to make a half-decent wage.
hellodepressionspeaking
Please always tip if you can I dont know about other states but in nevada if you make tips most wil pay you the fed minimum which is $7.25/h
MadeYouLookAgain
It's not a "tip of can" thing it's a don't go out to a sit down dinner if you can't afford to tip thing. USA system is dumb but that's that
"Tip if you can"*
Oh thought you meant a tip jar.
33WhiskeyTX
This is not Good Guy worthy, this should be normal behavior!
Well as a guy who worked in service industry for a long time most young military dudes are shity tippers.
I was in the service industry and in the Service and can sadly concede this is true. Lot of military are young, never worked another job.
I was more making the point that you should do this with any kind of discount or coupon. A lot of people don't know this.
JoeT85
As a Veteran, I stay the fuck away from restaurants on V-day. I am not fuckin interested and I don't want to tell my story.
VibeCurator
im not a vet, but i know i wouldnt want to be gawked at and asked the same questions over and over.
serepta
I’m sorry. I respect your point of view. But I believe people need to know. A lot of people need to know every individuals experience.
Ya it gets old. I was Air Force. That's all I'm saying.
HeraldofOmega
What was it like bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
slack3rdav3
That was the army ;)
I'll tell ya what. Ill jump in the Delorian go 88 mph and go find out.
MoonBoots92
Veterans deserve so much more than we give them. 'Thank you' only go so far.
I hear a lot from vets who hate getting thanked. Seems like a common theme on imgur to see those posts
It just gets old. Especially when they don't know what you actually did. I was in not even a whole year. Always felt undeserving of thanks.
I'm assuming most civilians don't understand what vets go through so Thank You is all we can really say. Thanks for enduring
Sorry. Some people are really into that life and some would rather just forget it.
I've never considered that. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
VaultGirl69
I do this when using coupons.
xizar
I want to go (free food is free food) but I'm leery of going to a restaurant during the covids.
tyrfin
Except you didn't actually save shit because there's always some scumbag gimmick attached
boom1chaching
I thought it was customary to tip the cost of the meal lol that's what my shop did
BelarusianPotatoFarmer
I always went with my veteran friend to golden corral buffet for the free vet meal. We leave at least $20 on the table.
boredAgain2day
Yes! My mom was a server for 20+ yrs. She had so many calluses on her feet and she was always achy and sore. Tip your servers!
InvolentaryYoga
Same same. I always tip the wait staff
CharliePapaBravo
Is it OK to Good Guy Greg yourself?
TheRicM
It's possible they are the server. But yeah, I see your point
ShroomGrowth
Douche if ya don't! Always tip based on full price.
Jdsalamander
Brother,or sister I don’t know, we should show our gratitude by paying the wait staff the price of our meal. Reciprocated grace and honor.
metroid2
Sadly I won't get to participate this year. Got a positive covid test. I guess there is always next year.
Beersapper
Yup. I always make sure my servers are taken care of. I'm extra generous with my tips.
adamrac
Um, that is expected. You always tip on the non-discounted cost, the discount is to drive business, not hurt the server.
Cytos
Screw tipping culture. Pay employees and stop leaving the customers to make up for your slave wages.
theycallmeMrGlass
You should tip based on full meal price, before any discounts or coupons.
LordSintax79
...Because you aren't a dickbag?
Kingslayer91
I wonder if good guy greg ever went full maga.
WPIII381
Always
Mrhappytrigers
CorydorasAfavorplease
My husband always tips the difference and so we pay full price for the entire meal, "minus tip".
Hedgehogsareadorable
Yup. Any time there's a discount or we got something free. Like free pizza bc of points, we still tip full price. Its the right thing to do.
PhiIIipJFry
Thank you for paying to stop the orphan crushing mAchine
tmutrmn
what's a tip ?
MaintenanceGuyHere
Thats common courtesy on Veterans day deals
efmora288
I haven't seen a good guy Greg in ages
nonsequitur
Definitely an upvote for this. I do something similar. I make the tip equal to the cost of my meal.
ThatDirtyOldMan
same
BeccaBeccaBoBecca
That’s good form. If you get comped, like a dessert on your birthday, always tip your server according to the full amount.
illogicalphallusies
oh yes, on YOUR day, lets make it about someone else. Im not saying dont tip(reg% based on full price), but to deny your "freebie" is stupid
Ninjainslippers
Agreed 100%. Also fight to make a system where consumers' decency isn't required for servers to make a half-decent wage.
hellodepressionspeaking
Please always tip if you can I dont know about other states but in nevada if you make tips most wil pay you the fed minimum which is $7.25/h
MadeYouLookAgain
It's not a "tip of can" thing it's a don't go out to a sit down dinner if you can't afford to tip thing. USA system is dumb but that's that
MadeYouLookAgain
"Tip if you can"*
metroid2
Oh thought you meant a tip jar.
33WhiskeyTX
This is not Good Guy worthy, this should be normal behavior!
MadeYouLookAgain
Well as a guy who worked in service industry for a long time most young military dudes are shity tippers.
33WhiskeyTX
I was in the service industry and in the Service and can sadly concede this is true. Lot of military are young, never worked another job.
33WhiskeyTX
I was more making the point that you should do this with any kind of discount or coupon. A lot of people don't know this.
JoeT85
As a Veteran, I stay the fuck away from restaurants on V-day. I am not fuckin interested and I don't want to tell my story.
VibeCurator
im not a vet, but i know i wouldnt want to be gawked at and asked the same questions over and over.
serepta
I’m sorry. I respect your point of view. But I believe people need to know. A lot of people need to know every individuals experience.
metroid2
Ya it gets old. I was Air Force. That's all I'm saying.
HeraldofOmega
What was it like bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
slack3rdav3
That was the army ;)
metroid2
I'll tell ya what. Ill jump in the Delorian go 88 mph and go find out.
MoonBoots92
Veterans deserve so much more than we give them. 'Thank you' only go so far.
MadeYouLookAgain
I hear a lot from vets who hate getting thanked. Seems like a common theme on imgur to see those posts
metroid2
It just gets old. Especially when they don't know what you actually did. I was in not even a whole year. Always felt undeserving of thanks.
MoonBoots92
I'm assuming most civilians don't understand what vets go through so Thank You is all we can really say. Thanks for enduring
metroid2
Sorry. Some people are really into that life and some would rather just forget it.
MoonBoots92
I've never considered that. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.