I don't want to look like one of those losers who
can't wipe their ares without an iPhone app, but I am, so its hard.
Maths isn't my strong point and the tipping culture in the States (aside
form being fundamentally ridiculous - if the tag says $50, why have I
just paid $56. I know you want to be able to fluctuate the rate
according to the economic status of the country, but, no-one has a clue how much their paying til they
get to the checkout?!) was a challenge, especially with all the urban
legends of waiters chasing tightwad tourists down the road.
So, my
tip-calclator app was spot on. I think 17% may have been a little
generous (even though thats what the bloggers said) but 'Mandy' said
that I'd 'seen her and her daughter right', so I've done my bit for the
American economy. You're welcome.
Monday 19 November 2012
How not to look like a tight git
Monday 5 November 2012
Travel winge 5
Today I am annoyed by - being followed round a shop
Whether its the quiet suspicion of the security guards in Kuala Lumpur airport or the desperate animatedness of the 'sales hosts' in the States I am not used to being tracked as I shop. I can feel pretty self-conscious as it is without someone monitoring my every move. SOD OFF. I am not going to steal/buy any of your crap (respectively) so you can go and track that old lady over there. I think she put something in her sholly and is shuffling towards the exit.
Whether its the quiet suspicion of the security guards in Kuala Lumpur airport or the desperate animatedness of the 'sales hosts' in the States I am not used to being tracked as I shop. I can feel pretty self-conscious as it is without someone monitoring my every move. SOD OFF. I am not going to steal/buy any of your crap (respectively) so you can go and track that old lady over there. I think she put something in her sholly and is shuffling towards the exit.
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