Lots of people don’t tip or barely tip, as any server can tell you.

In the United States, that can really affect your income.

Check out this unusual way this server handled it.

“Keep the change, you filthy animal”

I am a server, so of course I work for tips.

This table had a wonderful time.

Their every need was met for about 2 hours. I enjoyed stopping by to check in on them throughout the evening.

Fast forward to the end of the evening. I am putting in my tips and run across this annoyance.

It’s a wild sight.

I had to reread it.

I give them the benefit of the doubt, as the payment was split between two cards.

No, the other couple tipped appropriately for their portion.

The charge was for $99.92, and they left me 8 cents… so the total would be $100.

To begin, if you are going to not tip, that is your own decision.

But really, pennies?

They don’t even begin to cover my tip out for the table.

She got back at them. Sort of.

I didn’t bother to enter the .08 tip into the computer.

I hope that the OCD itches them right in the brain when they check over their bank account.

I hope that they recheck their bank account for days afterwards, just to see if the number changes.

I get it, I round up on change as well.

Integers just feel so nice, especially at intervals such as 100.

Don’t do this at the cost of someone else’s livelihood. I won’t deign to accept it.

Here is what people are saying.

This was a common comment. I don’t have a problem with restaurant/bar tips.

On what grounds, though?

That’s so rude. Good for this server.

Depends where she works. Maybe it’s expensive there.

Canada tipping culture is similar, but with a better minimum wage and healthcare.

Tough job.

It honestly is.

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