That's a genuine argument and there are merits to it. However, the person who suffers is not the restaurant (you have already paid for your meal, they've gotten their money), you are penalizing the person who makes $2 an hour

Ruby, that's my point exactly on exposure. It's not that black people are inherently bad tippers (lol, is that even a thing?) It's that a lot of people just don't know that this is the norm. Nobody is expected to reward bad service, but when a server receives 15% or 10% it indicates there was dissatisfaction with…

The tipping thing. *sigh. The first problem is people's perception on what a good tip is. I think it's a lack of exposure, but 10% and 15% are not examples of great tipping. 18%-20% is standard. I work in hospitality and bad tips come from cheap people, broke people, and foreigners. Unfortunately a fair number of them…

Incest is "sexual relations between people classed as being too closely related to marry each other." Marrying your cousin and marrying your sibling are two very different things. both incestuous but to different degrees. Society in the seven kingdoms and in our world clearly draws the line at siblings.

Yes, but you're missing my point. This is a practice specific to the Targaryens and their culture. This is not Westeros culture or practiced in any other of the seven kingdoms. Yes, of course the main thing their were hiding is that none of these kids are actually Baratheon, but it is also distasteful to the general…

It happened with the Targareyens but it was not common or encouraged. It's very clear in the books and I think it's pretty clear in the show, that people thought the Targaryeans mad and the practice disgusting. Cersei and Jamie try to use "the Targareyens did it" as an excuse. If it were common and encouraged, Jamie…