Depends on where you live but for example, people living in SF absolutely will put restaurants on blast for not being eco friendly.

Nobody in Ireland drinks that shit. Jameson, yes. Bushmills, yes. Teelings, yes. Fuck, there are even people that drink Paddy (we all have a few weaker souls amongst us), but nobody drinks that crap.

So that’s why the strippers are so soft. All those uncirculated singles rubbing up against them.

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Tito’s vodka comes with sweaters in the winter time

The average consumer wouldn't give a shit; anyone who still cares about straws brings their own or doesn't use one anyways. Companies just do this shit to virtue signal to people who aren't that invested but will go "Ooh, fun" and get some flashy press coverage.

(Beyond that, the problem with all biodegradable material is that they won't biodegrade aerobically in landfill conditions, generally speaking; anaerobic biodegradation produces methane, and although methane recapture is becoming more common it's not perfect. Unless a place offers compost, there's not a huge advantage to biodegradeability. And in the case of PLA, that compost needs to be industrial compost -- it won't biodegrade at a meaningful clip in naturally occurring conditions.)

Lol... in the UK? We all know what developers think of fire safety and the consequences of staying put are.

Im pretty sure some insurance bean counter has deemed survivors are a liability to developers.

Is that some of the money Putin printed to get him Elected?

So do children get cleavers too?

No one knows until they come riding to work one day in a flash car.

You don’t tip when the tip is included. I always check now as this is so common.

If you look closely on the right bottom part you can see that it’s a sticker.

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That was my first thought.

You would hate eating out in Germany.

I get the idea that the higher the bill, the lower the % of it is left as a tip. People hate the idea of a large number, even if it’s a small %age.

I need some of those to not hear the noise from the fan…

I see this on about half the restaurant bills I get now in Uk cities.

Before this law I always asked the server if the tip went wholly to the staff. If it didn’t I asked them to remove it and tipped in cash.

Nuke it.

Is this Dave's home??

Teriyaki filet mignon?!? Wtf is going on in this restaurant

The weird thing is that PLA plastic is biodegradable and you could make straws from that. But I guess the average consumer would be complaining about x store serving plastic straws

Is steak and soup a normal pairing?