Actually, all of the situations you are describing are legal. There is no law against a business refusing service to specific individuals (your Jewish photographer example). Nor is it illegal for a business to refuse to render a specific type of service (your porn photographer example). However when you start refusing…

That "salad" sounds like child abuse. You poor thing...

You poor, oh... just, oh my. I'm so sorry :(

"specific economics aside, no matter what a couple asks for as a wedding gift, you should shut right the hell up and give it to them."

"That, in fact, is the entire point: specific economics aside, no matter what a couple asks for as a wedding gift, you should shut right the hell up and give it to them. Alternatively, you're welcome to just decline your wedding invite altogether. "

THIS. I (as an old) have never had an issue with/taken issue with "If you must get us a gift, here's what we'd prefer..." I do have an issue with "get us/me this specific thing." Even then, you're going to get gifts not one your registry from people who just have a different drummer going off...

Anyone who registers for anything still gets off-registry gifts. It's just what people do. But it's a total first-world problem: "All these people gave me this crappy gift and now I have so many of them!" I got three blenders at my bridal shower (from the registry but it hadn't updated quickly enough). You know what I…

"specific economics aside, no matter what a couple asks for as a wedding gift, you should shut right the hell up and give it to them."

If you limit yourself like that, yeah. Disliking one thing and only eating one thing are totally different.

Have you tried just growing up?

"You can't charge us gratuity for a large party. That's ILLEGAL and FALSE ADVERTISING and UNACCEPTABLE and SEVERAL OTHER CATCHPHRASES I SHALL THROW AROUND."

I really think 20% is fine. I was never, ever upset about 20% — that's the standard. More is always welcome, but not required, even for the best service. And look, if I legit screwed up (like say, forgot to put your order in so it took forever to get your food), I didn't expect 20% at that point! That's cool, I…

Roger Miller's story is why I always overtip for delivery. I get pizza so hot I can't even eat it yet, and the Indian place sends a free dessert every time. Mmmm mango mousse. I don't get why anyone would be shitty to the person who is saving me from having to cook and wash dishes.

Yeah, you also learn not to set your kid down in places where they can't be seen, lest this very thing happen. I'm still learning to visually locate my kid before I turn around in the kitchen because she sneaks up on me and stands directly behind my knees. I have kicked her by accident more than once.

I kind of feel like if I could still be friends with them, we'd still be going out. We can be friendly, enough so for group social activities or whatever, but there's a reason we broke up, you know?

Can you be friends with an ex? Maybe. But here's the real question why would you want to be? I think friendships with exes are WAY overrated. If you have a rare situation where the breakup was completely mutual, there would be zero jealousy (including from future boyfriends/girlfriends) and there's a zero percent…

Posted a review based only upon the ridiculous so-Santa Fe ban...

At a wedding, my now-fiancee gave me surprise quiche without telling me what it was (it was visually unrecognizable, for some reason). She was convinced I didn't actually hate it, I just thought I did. Ten seconds later, I spit it out into the trash can and said "what the hell WAS that" and now she damn well knows how…

Got into an argument last week because my husband put mayo in the mashed potatoes he made for us and he didn't say anything until after I'd eaten it.

You are not alone <3