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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
It's about spot on man. But we paid 75 quid for two cocktails on south beach in Miami, first day was great so we tipped over the amount as students. Second day was just pure orange juice and little alcohol so we didn't tip. We were about five restaurants away when security tapped us on the shoulder. 

They made the case of we didn't complain so it should have been fine, we made the case of being too Irish, they weren't very fine with it. Ended kinda sad as my missus is italian and so was the owner someway or somehow.

The hardest thing to understand is that they don't add the tax on the price of things in a supermarket until you're at the checkout. It's 1 dollar on the shelf, but 1.20 at the till, and it's a gamble if you're buying a hape of things at once. Twinkies rekt me
gpt
Security confronted you for not tipping wtf