I’m aware of the “standard” tip debate 15-25% depending on level of service. However, what is appropriate to tip for truly abysmal service? Taking into account that the tip is often split amongst staff other than the server?

Thank you for your thoughful and informed reply. The problem is likely multifactorial. And, I’m not dismissing FB’s negligience, however I do believe that people need to take responsibility for the choices they make. FB is not a source of news, regardless of how it has positioned itself. If a news article is shared on…

The problem is not that there was Russian interference via fake news during the last election, it is that the majority of Americans are using the Facebook newsfeed as their primary source of news. Let’s stop blaming the Russians and instead encourage people to read critically and corroborate reports.

Short answer is no. However while not entirely reliable, field sobriety tests are still used. Observations from the police officer regarding the individual’s driving can also be used. According to this article at least: https://hightimes.com/news/court-rules-field-sobriety-tests-unreliable-for-marijuana-detection/

Amen!

I would say that most people know what is appropriate vs inappropriate behavior in the workplace. Sexual harrassment is not as mysterious or ambiguous as this article purports. Sexual jokes are never appropriate not only in the workplace, but period. They demean people, usually women. Sexual inuendo is also…

I’ve seen several cases on this in the Pediatric ER due to parents not bringing their kids in because the kid only has a sore throat and they feel like it will go away on its own. A lot of parents have told me that since their child isn’t coughing, that they didn’t think the sore throat was that bad. In point of fact,…

“The first is to simply gate-check your bag. “ That’s only going to work if your bag is small enough to get through security, which means it is a carry-on size bag you could just carry it on and avoid the check-in fee altogether. Unless of course it is your third carry-on item or something.

Who funded this “study” lol? This seems like common sense, not to mention all the bacteria that is being plastered on the wall by all those hands.

I often wondered what does a VP of Diversity and Inclusion for fortune 500 companies actually do? Is this merely a title companies create so that they can check off the diversity box? Or, are there actual documented substantive changes to corporate policy or possibly career advancement opportunities created for…

Interesting fact-oid. How in heaven’s name did you know that?

Shout out to Carmen Sandiego wherever in the world she may be!

I had logged in to state something similar. Very well explained.

I’m sorry but this case is concerning $60 and may not be applicable to most situations. Therefore I’m confused of the title of this article which points to a generalization. I would say that it depends on the situation. $60 is one thing $600 is another.

Thanks for informing us about this potential dairy alternative, it’s something I’ll have to try. I’m curious, how does the sugar content in the vanilla and chocolate variations compare to regular milk? That’s something to consider when giving to your child as well.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t a major one benefit of the carrier plans compared to AppleCare or Squaretrade that your coverage lasts for as you pay the monthly fee? Apple or SquareTrade are only for the first 2 years.

Another source of dehydration on flights for passengers who suffer from motion sickness are the medications to prevent motion sickness. All of these OTC as well as prescription meds are of a class of drugs called anticholinergics. Drugs like dramamine/benadryl (diphenhydramine) and transderm scop patches (scopolamine)…

Doesn’t the phone being in the bag obscure the screen with the plastic from the bag? I mean, I know the ziplock is see through, but it’s not a screen protector.

Excellent article. I’m not sure why some people seemed surprised by CTE or act like its not an inevitable if not highly likely consequence of a game whose purpose is to knock the crap out of your opponent in an effort to get a ball across a line. Did the NFL really need doctors to tell it that having players smash…

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