By Tipless - 07/11/2009 05:36 - United States
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I'm sorry, but I feel like I've heard something like this before.
You have. http://www.fmylife.com/work/4511734
@14, The FML you're referring to is about a worker at starbucks who doesn't get tipped, this is about a Valet driver, sitting out in the pouring rain not getting any customers, giving a woman directions, and not getting tipped for it. How are they similar?
@#21, that was the post I was thinking of. It's the same story line of "I should totally tip you" and then they leave without it.
It's just in a different situation. It's definitely similar though, just not identical, and all I said was that it reminded me of something, you've never been reminded of something even more random? wow
Eh, not a big deal. You chose that job and valets aren't known to make much money.
The only part I think is an FML is being out in the rain. I HATE when people say, "Well I should pick that up" or "I should do this" and then don't. If you think you should but don't want to, don't mention it. Not an FML, you get a paycheck, people are not required to give you more money.
agree seriously ! if you wont to .dont say ..
YDI for not shooting her tyres out so she would need a ride. Hasn't GTA taught you anything?
wat why would she tip you for directions? she was making a joke by noticing that you are getting no customers. It's called normal human interaction. In this situation my: YDI = You're an idiot
Too bad "an" doesn't start with a "D" huh?
YDI means you /DESERVE/ it. You Deserve It If it was "You're an idiot", the acronym would be YAI.
That sucks, no tip? FYL.
No wonder valets thieve!!!!
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YDI for not shooting her tyres out so she would need a ride. Hasn't GTA taught you anything?
I'm sorry, but I feel like I've heard something like this before.