That’s what people say, but if it’s him then the quality of his trolling has gone down.

I miss Tomato-face (a funny troll from old Gawker).

Again, nobody who’s good at serving with a good job is clamoring for hirer wages.

It’s true, though, he/she/they harasses non-white commenters and try to steer conversations on the Takeout in a vilely racist direction. Sadly, most people here don’t do enough to make it clear that racist behavior is unwelcome.

Get lost, racist.

That is true.

Yeah, I have a hard time believing that servers take home any less than minimum wage. In college I worked a tipped position that made barely above the minimum wage-but it was still better money and less work than retail.

Uber drivers should be tipped the same amount that cab drivers would be tipped.

Here’s a Cook’s Illustrated article with the explanation (and solution!):

I gifted “Of Human Bondage” to my very millennial brother and he loved it! So renewed popularity could be just Family Guy reference away.

Slimy sounds like bad cheese. You still might not like brie, though, not everyone does. I don’t like brie that much, either.

From “Of Human Bondage” by Somerset Maugham:

There is a slight ammonia smell to those cheeses. I think it’s a natural part of the cheese enzyme process but it might become worse and more noticeable as the cheese gets older or if it’s in airtight packaging.

It’s always been cool.

I went out with a woman last year who told me on the date she’s a Dave Ramsey disciple, said she expected anyone she dated to be debt free and would want to know my entire financial situation by date 3. She practically dove away from the check when it showed up. Then suggested I buy us Astros play off tickets for…

Maybe he liked her personality?

The bros who threw down more money (these were cocktails, a dollar adds a lot of percentage points) thought they were entitled to more attention/free drinks or snacks/her phone number/ smile.

There’s black gal who doesn’t take shit and then there’s black gal who won’t shut up in the movie theater.

The armchair therapist in me thinks most of these commenters are young professionals riding high on the current job market. One good recession should be able to teach them a little humility and empathy for others-not to mention financial accountability.

Hurricane never said she doesn’t tip 20%.