The story on those who are generous with your money, but not theirs

American Thinker:

Once, years ago, I heard a heard a lecture by a rabbi on dating. He advised that if your date treats a waiter/waitress or a busboy in a condescending and mean manner, that is the way they will treat you after a while – if you were to marry them. Today’s New York Post had an article about cheap celebrity tippers listed on the website www.bitterwaitress.com.

I went there to see how many well known political “champions of the little guy and gal” rated. I cross referenced the website with liberals from Bernard Goldberg’s Hundred People Screwing Up America.

Let’s see. First up, Michael Moore, 3% tip.

Tipper’s Name: Michael Moore (yes THAT Michael Moore)

Where it happened: Los Angeles

Total bill / Tip amount / Percentage: $452.25 / $17.74 / 3%

What happened:

OK i ran my ass off for this guy and his friends. Funny I didnt know this guy had friends, maybe they were kissups. 2.5 hours they spent shoveling food down their fat faces. Numerous refills. By the way MM is a pompous ass judging from his treatment of the staff.

Let’s see again. Barbra Streisand, 2% tip.

Tipper’s Name: Barbra Streisand

Where it happened: New York

Total bill / Tip amount / Percentage: $457.00 / $10.00 / 2%

What happened:

She demanded the best table, acting rude to everyone and then barely tipped.

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There is more, including Sean Penn at 0% on a $450 tab, and John Kerry and John Edwards both at 2%.

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