Tipping is a huge part of US American culture. Some restaurants reduce hourly income of waiters below minimum wage so the tips hit that mark.

How is tipping culture in Germany?

He never hung up so it doesn’t count.

So only approved redditors can post or comment in r/conservative, but anyone with a reddit account can upvote. The upvote count and ratio has nothing to do with its approved posters view most of the time. The sub is mostly bots anyway.

Thanks!

Thanks for saving me a click.

I assumed it was paywalled from the shitty clickbait title and the shitty clickbait thumbnail.

They hate rainbows so it’s just a white flag.

They should name it the White Pride Parade.

So when the CEO of Nintendo cut his salary due to the poor sales of the Wii U and every American tech writer praised him for it, that was just common practice in Japan?

Then every news outlet should label themselves as such to avoid these FCC threats.

I bet nearly all the million dollar tickets will be given to infuencers to promote the event. They don’t actually have any value.

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk directed by Sepideh Farsi

“Comcast knows that federal law requires its licensed operations to serve the public interest. News distortion doesn’t cut it,” Carr wrote in a post on X yesterday.

Why the fuck isn’t this used against Fox News?

Alaska is a Republican state. They would rather die than get universal healthcare just in case it helps someone poorer than them.

I’m American and I’m utterly disgusted too.

So every branch of government is just gonna let this slide?

The Constitution is dead.

Makes sense.

The “nothing will have ever mattered” part, is that an autism thing?

I have that but I always just thought that was an anxiety thing.

Anon’s big mistake was not being the President of the Gulf of America.

When I wrote my statement, I wasn’t even thinking about foster care kids.

Horrifying.

Thank you for the information.

I was thinking making it illegal to require an address and use email for communication. Public libraries usually have free WiFi. They can check their emails there. If they do not have their own devices, they can use a public computer.

Why would a physical address be required at all?

Not having an address is a huge hurdle to get a job. There should be laws against it or else it just creates a downward cycle.