Sunday, September 25, 2011

A side comment on a gay blog

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Gay guy and his young posse of straight men:
My niece just told me this story. Over the summer she worked for AKS (BUD Light) as a rep at all the bars at the shore. They were told gay men are the best tippers (lesbians, the worst)...that a decent looking guy can make up to $700 per night, on top of the money he gets paid from AKS, just for standing there promoting Bud Light. So, two of their friends decided to give it a try.

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Celebrate the End of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell": Tip Generously for Good Service

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The long-awaited End of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is here.

Celebrate!

Tip generously for good service.

Remember: Tips are Good Karma.

And Karma never lies.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Provincetown MA Women's Week: 07-16 OCT 2011

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It's that time of year again: Women's Week in Provincetown, Massachusetts, at the tip of Cape Cod, sponsored by Women Innkeepers of Provincetown.

When? October 7-16, 2011.

Why? To enjoy a week in Provincetown with like-minded women.

Any tips to a great experience? Yes. Tip generously for good service.

Thank you.

Friday, September 16, 2011

from weezy on DonRockwell.com

Weezy's comment re waiters ignoring customers who do not order alcohol:
This is something that I'm noticing within the discussion (not just porcupine's post, it's simply the most recent ), and that I have noticed myself when dining with women friends and teetotaling v. dining with a man and teetotaling -- I never get the diss when I'm dining with a male companion. It only happens if I'm dining with a woman or women. So, is it less about drinksism and more about sexism? Do waiters see me with my oft-times dining companion, a crunchy granola type gal, and figure we must be a lesbian couple and therefore tip poorly? Obviously our figures give a clue that we are both extremely fond of food even to our detriment, so that can't be the reason.

Monday, September 5, 2011

Our Labor Day Message: Tip Generously for Good Service

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The President of the National Organization for Women discusses persistent women's wage inequality, with particular emphasis on women of color and female-headed households. We agree that income inequality is a serious and growing problem in this country, going beyond the high-profile examples of CEOs taking home obscene amounts of money, to the concerns of regular people everywhere.

That said, these are complex problems and the longer-term solutions she advocates, e.g., a government jobs program, even if approved tomorrow, are not likely to be fully implemented any time soon.

Fortunately, every one of us can do something about income inequality right now:

Tip generously for good service.

Remember: Tips are Good Karma. And Karma never lies.

Friday, September 2, 2011

Farewell, Vagina Tree

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A tree grew in Brooklyn, The Vagina Tree.

After Hurricane Irene, The Vagina Tree is no more.

Celebrate the memory of The Vagina Tree:

Tip generously for good service.

Hat tip to AmericaBlog Gay.