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To: John Robertson
If your bill ran 20. for two (a typical example), I'm hoping you wouldn't have an issue with putting down 4-5 dollars in cash for tip.

The "issue" is simply not *having* 4-5 dollars in cash. I always add my tip to the credit card receipt total.

24 posted on 03/03/2005 6:39:58 AM PST by Sloth (I don't post a lot of the threads you read; I make a lot of the threads you read better.)
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To: Sloth

Is it really about you? This is one of those utilitarian posts, where someone's just seeking practial information, but you seem to need to keep hitting how you never have cash on you, as if it were some accomplishment or point of honor. Fine. Someday you'll really need to have cash on you, and I'm sure your explanation of "simply not having 4-5 dollars in cash" will get you out of whatever the jam is. No one in this household is ever without his or her "emergency twenty," and that includes the eleven-year-old. I'm not literally asking for a response, but I do wonder how you pay for things like a coffee that's $1.25, or a bagel with cream cheese for $1.99. Because I might be that guy behind you in line (along with four or five others), thinking, Does that person really need to do a credit card transaction for something that small?


26 posted on 03/03/2005 7:11:04 AM PST by John Robertson
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