Hillary Rodham Clinton's latest memoir: And she mentions tips!

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From Hard Choices, by Hillary Rodham Clinton, published 2014:

[ . . . ] Twenty years ago, American women made 72 cents on the dollar. Today it's still not equal. Women also hold a majority of lower wage jobs in this country and nearly three quarters of all jobs in fields that rely on tips like waiters, bartenders, and hairstylists--which pay even less than average hourly work. [ . . . ]

Comment: Anyone, and everyone, can do something about this: Tip generously for good service.
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And spread the word. Thank you.
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from The Washington Post

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from The Washington Post:

At some level, Americans embrace the notion that their officials act like them. Also in Colombia, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and a dozen female aides went after midnight to a nightclub, where cameras caught the nation’s top diplomat swigging a beer — from the bottle! — and dancing. The wet blankets at Britain’s Telegraph newspaper asked whether Clinton is “becoming an embarrassment.”

Note: No media reporting on the tip. We therefore assume that the group tipped generously for good service, and commend them for doing so. Well done!
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Hilary Rosen and Ann Romney: What about tips?

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So, Hilary Rosen has commented on Ann [Mrs. Mitt] Romney and women's economic concerns.

So, here's our question for lobbyist Hilary Rosen: How do you tip?
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Senator Barbara Mikulski [D-MD] Update

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Maryland Senator Barbara Mikulski [D] is set to become the longest-serving woman on Capitol Hill, totaling all Congressional service, first in the House and now in the Senate, where she is already the longest-serving female Senator.

But we only care about how she tips.
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Generous Tippers Deserve Privacy

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Yes, if someone tips generously for good service, please respect that customer's privacy.

At minimum, do NOT post the bill including tip online.

Thank you.
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A New Year's Resolution

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For 2012 and every New Year:

Tip Generously for Good Service.

Think about it

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A quote from former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.

There is a special place in hell for women who don't help other women.

--Keynote speech at "Celebrating Inspiration" luncheon with the WNBA's All-Decade Team, quoted in Mechelle Voepel, ESPN (July 13, 2006)