So here’s the situation loyal Naturestelevision readers,
I patronized the popular yuppie sandwich spot near my work today for lunch, and I found myself in a real “pickle.” I purchased lunch for myself and two associates and paid for it on a credit card. Like many sandwich shops today, the credit card receipt has a line for “TIP,” as if the place was a real restaurant. It has been my policy for some time never to tip in these situations under any circumstances. However, I was momentarily distracted, and I unintentially wrote the total ($40.30 for three sandwiches) next to the “TIP” line. I then left the total line blank. Thinking there was no way they thought I was giving them a $40 tip, I handed the copy to the cashier. I then nervously sat down and relayed the story to my companions. My friend George thought I would get hosed. To put myself at rest, I walked back in and tried to clarify the situation to the cashier. I told her “I did not intend to give you a $40 tip, I meant to give no tip.” She then said “ok.” Hours later, I am still concerned I will be charged $80 for three sandwiches.
So what is the verdict? Will I get hosed on this deal? Please vote below.
