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She Wants A Tip? LOL - MGTOW
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This video is brought to you by a donation from Patrick and here's what he has to say: Hi Sandman, My observation is that chivalry is still alive and well in restaurants. Over the years I have had increasing reservations (no pun intended) regarding the concept of tipping my hostess at restaurants. Every time I have gone out to eat with a woman, regardless of their relation to me, it was the woman who would be asked first for their order. I have noticed this time and time again, how it was, and still is, always ladies first. Not only would they get to order first, they would get their food first, and generally get more attention throughout the meal, but I would be handed the bill from the server assuming I would be paying. The women at the table then proceed to shame me into giving the waitress a "good" tip even though the waitress ignored me most of the evening and treated me like I was the least important person at the table. After becoming Red Pilled I cannot help but think that this is just another example of how men are being shamed into giving women our money only to be last in line for everything. As men, we are taught that this is chivalrous of us, as if "ladies first, men last" and paying for it is what makes us good men and desirable. I have read articles and seen videos of waitresses shaming me into tipping them as if it's my requirement to support them financially and not their employers. I have heard of threats that if I do not not leave a tip that I will either have spit in my food next time I come in, or suffer some other kind of consequence. I now see tipping amount suggestions on the receipt, calculated by
how expensive my meal was, with more shaming language next to each option such as "fair, good, great, & awesome" leaving me to conclude that if I only tip 15% of my $40 meal is not really impressive. As if giving a waitress more of my money for just existing somehow elevates me in social status. As I have gotten older I am becoming increasingly apprehensive of spending money frivolously, I no longer feel compelled to tip my waitress just for doing her job rationalizing that she is already being paid to serve me by her employer and it's not my responsibility to pay her bills. Personally I would like to see this "tipping shamming" on men eradicated. What do you think? Should men tip servers just for doing their job or when they go out of their way when they didn't have to? Should men tip based on how expensive the meal is or how good the service was? Or should MGTOW men refrain from tipping waitresses as it's just another way where women are shaming men to give them their hard earned money just because they are women?" Well Patrick thanks for the donation and topic. Are you sure you tipped me enough on Paypal to make this video? I'm only kidding. But seriously if you're on a date and the woman you're with shames you to pay a big tip she's only doing it because of the shame of female own group preference. Before I discuss your topic let me tell you about today's sponsor Get Rich Slow:
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