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    I can't believe that 4:15 for a round of golf is considered a "slog." That's more than snappy enough for me.
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    Tough to tell from here, I'm afraid.
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Aimpoint.
    I'm and old dog and that's a new trick.
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    My winters aren't conducive to playing at all. Here in NEW England, it's largely a May through October game. Some may start in April...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    Tipping is optional for counter service. They leave a cup on the counter and you either put something in it or you don't. McDonald's...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    I didn't bring my revolver into Heathrow. I respected your culture. If you don't plan to tip, please don't eat in an American...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    I obviously understand that. The repercussion for not tipping in America is OBVIOUSLY not comparable to carry guns in the UK. But to an...
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    Ye Olde Boomer reacted to Lord Tyrion's post in the thread Tipping Etiquette with Love Love.
    I feel you are not fully reading the sentiment of the post, you are judging by UK culture. The point is, in America, that's how it is...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    Not tipping would make you a cretin, which urban, coastal Americans, at least, disrespect more than criminals. You understand cultural...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    You're free to believe that, but bringing that attitude to America will make you an unappreciated guest. Again, I'll use the analogy...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    Whether you understand and/or agree with it or not, that's the proper behavior in America, and a willingness to not conform to it is...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    The customer enters the establishment knowing the cultural expectations and is thus totally guilty of malfeasance in not respecting it...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    Tips are taxed as wages. If you report suspiciously low tip income as a wait staff employee, you will likely be audited. This is a...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    That's a "When in Rome...." situation. What you wish works in the UK. It puts you in a very bad light in the US. Regardless of what the...
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    Ye Olde Boomer replied to the thread Tipping Etiquette.
    Not a problem. It's a culture difference. Your own mates will look at you askew if you don't tip properly in America. It's not that way...
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