My analysis: Some people either feel robbed by society, or feel they don't have the qualifications required for a steady job, so they turn to a life of crime. It is usually due to individual circumstances so it is hard to be specific.

Litmus paper.

Kirsten Dunst did something similar to this that I really liked.

You CAN still do this btw. I just killed some slugs that way.

"Come to England...blah blah...here".
Also, I knew this message would get a response and the other wouldn't because that's the type of person you are.

BTW your "assumption" that England is in Europe is right. Good job!

No, we are free to give tips and if we do then people know it is a genuine compliment rather than being due to guilt, duty or part of a power kick. A bit like the difference between an atheist and a Christian doing a good deed. One is stricture, the other is from the heart.

Well I am happy with the service I get and I'm happy that it's folded into the bill rather than me having to decide the value of individual employees myself. I understand you like the power of being able to decide the value of each person you come into contact with, but that isn't how it goes down over in socialist…

It's just wrong. You are wrong. A matrix is a type of table with special properties beyond that. That means a table is not always a matrix.

1. You do a shitty job and you lose your job. Incentive.
2. No, the expense is exactly the same, it is just all rolled into 1 figure.
3. People will learn to tip according to the new prices. ie only when it's deserved.

A matrix also implies there are rules to do with multiplication and addition with other matrices. These rules do not exist with a common table. Also the notations are different so they are only superficially similar.

A matrix also implies there are rules to do with multiplication and addition with other matrices. These rules do not exist with a common table. Also the notations are different so they are only superficially similar.

This book?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0975240110?…

Well if Mexicans servers are paid a living wage by their employers then they are exploiting the naivety of Americans. I'm OK with that though because I would rather people just gave me my food and then leave me alone to enjoy it, rather than hovering over me with fake smiles and incessant questions.

Right! And the customer is in no position to accurately gauge how good the server is at their job. They only see a tiny slice of that persons working life with no understanding of day to day patterns or any background relevant to their life. That's why it should be up to the employers to study that person and work out…

Enjoy yourself paying respects for the death of made up people that don't even have names.

I'm curious which country you are from?

"Just because a game is a roguelike doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to reload upon death."

Erm, it does mean that though. It means that and randomly generated events.

"Just because a film is a romance, doesn't mean it should be about people falling in love and getting to know each other".

"Just because a food is a…

Hmm, I don't seem to be able to comment on the UK site. Nothing happens when I click the comment thing.

Well I might have used wrong values because I'm not from the US, but what I was trying to say is, you are either paying for the food up front, and the service afterwards, or it is all rolled into 1. Either way it is the same price, so I don't see why people would complain with a "higher price" menu if they understand…