May 16, 2017 So they will just think I'm another american piece of s---. I still think its weird tho that they depend on what customers give more lol, here we just get a salary and everything else is extra
May 16, 2017 it's because america has this s-----y mindset that ppl who work anything short of a job requiring like 3 college degrees deserve s--- pay and no respect
May 16, 2017 I like it better for restaurants. Makes your server/bartender work harder. If they all got the same pay there would be little incentive to go the extra mile. I used to like walking in to work with rent due the next day knowing exactly what I needed to make and picking up more tables/working an extra shift to make it btw have no idea what @Cyreides is talking about....most americans do tip (not all great). The one's that don't, get s-----y service and some unwanted s--- in their food
May 16, 2017 ehh there's a loooooooooooot of ppl who flat out don't or tip really poorly m8 mayb u live in a nicer area, but from my experience ppl are generally not very good w/ tipping
May 16, 2017 I don't know here, and other countries in Europe aswell , it's common that men greet each others by kissing on cheeks
May 16, 2017 I live near Newark and they even tip there. Never heard of an area where people "flat out" don't tip
May 16, 2017 It's only a minor one but us (aus) nz and uk write our dates dd/mm/yyyy whereas Americans do mm/dd/yyyy Only reason i remembered this is cos something randomly reminded me of the time i was in America and me having to explain that to a bouncer for my friend cos he was thinking his bday was 1st of November (makin him underage) instead of January 11 cos he was lookin at our australian drivers licence. Mine was fine cos I'm born on the 31st so bouncers sorta added two and two together. Dunno if its just america who do it mm/dd/yyyy is there others?
May 16, 2017 what state? cause i lived in a newark ohio for the past two years, and the whole area was trashing and filled with s-----y tippers
May 17, 2017 Reasoning behind that is something like the kid might get bullied with the name of the other gender therefore it isnt allowed idk you probably can change names afterwards i'd guess
May 17, 2017 list of Australian things that would appear weird to non-Australians gatorade saxaphones "smoko" vegemite swearing in conversation death-metal album covers for cigarette packets no guns/education system doesn't involve getting shot aboriginals mid to high income earners walking around public shirtless and in thongs lack of mentally ill transgenders walking around our m--- addicts (the ones foreigners always confuse with "Racist Australians") our cute and cuddly animals that will maul you half to death for being an immigrant/foreigner the rare chance they touch a certain plant and feel the most excruciating pain known to mankind that has no cure. i think that would deff top the weird scale.
