A: It took you long enough to dig that up.

For these people, the term "gonif" was invented.

My two favorites are probably the tavern fight from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (because I love a good tavern brawl)...

Just tip your server, dude.

Frankly, I don't currently live in the US, and I don't care what you think.

Which is a shame, because I really liked the initial premise of the game, and a lot of the visual design concepts. If they had gone in more of an RPG direction, I could totally have seen myself sinking a few hundred hours into multiple playthroughs, like I did with each of the Mass Effect games. And I would probably…

Imagine if Bungie had dedicated all this effort towards making a compelling single-player (or perhaps co-op) game with a robust story and dialogue, and then added the Crucible for those who want PvP?

A little Azithromycin should clear this right up.

You believe incorrectly.

*turns around*

In fact, they seem to do that quite a bit.

You don't have to understand it. Just remember that when you're visiting the US or Canada, add 20% to your bill and you'll be fine.

Clutch those pearls harder, why don't you.

No-one's following up on peoples' personal lives, or attacking them verbally. You will notice that nobody's been named or anything. And frankly, if getting called out by a drag queen is the worst thing that happens to you on your vacation, you should count yourself lucky. I've only seen someone killed by shade,…

Yes, random internet commentators, shitty tippers aren't the problem, tipping culture is the problem. You are technically correct- if restaurants would only pay their servers a living wage, and if there was some sort of legislation to enforce this, we wouldn't need to shame all the poor shitty tippers.

You know that this is Behind Closed Ovens, right?

Then they should stay in fucking Europe.