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<blockquote data-quote="ajblakejr" data-source="post: 760456" data-attributes="member: 18807">Then why not pledge a DOLLAR. Making a pledge of ONE DOLLAR is more insulting than not giving at all.&nbsp;Ask any waitress/waiter.She/he&nbsp; will tell you that a dollar tip on a $40.00 meal is insulting.She/ he will tell you that a dollar is a kick in the teeth when it is obvious the customer could have left a bigger tip.&nbsp;Go up to a supervisor and pledge a dollar while drinking from your five dollar expresso from Starbucks.That sends a bigger message than pledging nothing and stops the harassment.&nbsp;Simple...just look at the Sup and say... &quot;What more do you want..I gave a dollar to your precious UW. Leave me alone while I enjoy my (expensive) expresso.&quot; Walk away and slowly turn around and say...&quot;You should try one of these...(sip, sip)..it is good..&quot;&nbsp;What can they say after that? You did what was asked of you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajblakejr, post: 760456, member: 18807"] Then why not pledge a DOLLAR. Making a pledge of ONE DOLLAR is more insulting than not giving at all. Ask any waitress/waiter. She/he will tell you that a dollar tip on a $40.00 meal is insulting. She/ he will tell you that a dollar is a kick in the teeth when it is obvious the customer could have left a bigger tip. Go up to a supervisor and pledge a dollar while drinking from your five dollar expresso from Starbucks. That sends a bigger message than pledging nothing and stops the harassment. Simple...just look at the Sup and say... "What more do you want..I gave a dollar to your precious UW. Leave me alone while I enjoy my (expensive) expresso." Walk away and slowly turn around and say..."You should try one of these...(sip, sip)..it is good.." What can they say after that? You did what was asked of you. [/QUOTE]

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