A Bartender’s Tip That You Have To See To Believe and A Teacher Eats School Lunch For A Year

You know what I do when someone hands me a paper that says I could stand to loose some weight? .... I throw it away. Oo'

may he should have gone to Pollo Loco and bought the taco, chips and guacamole and saved the tip.

Chips,guacamole, and a pork Taco 28.98...thats what everybody should be talking about

I always put a zero on the tip area of my bill and leave a cash tip , this is so the waiter or waitress can receive the tip right then , is not taxed and not cheated by the restraunt management , rock on.

So how is having all these morons who lash out at every Andrew Meyer any different then what he did?!!

I went to school in the 50's and 60's and my memories of school lunches were meats and mashed potatoes and fruits and vegetables. The same foods we ate at home. And maybe that's the problem. What are families eating at home now? It was a shock to see the foods that my grandkids are served in school today. I watched the Jamie Oliver shows and was amazed at the resistance from the school districts to any change toward healther menus or even letting the public know what they served to our children. I like most parents assumed that a school lunch would be much better than a sandwich, fruit and juice sent from home. Our schools are supposed to be educating our kids so lets start with the basics, like eating healthy.

While the zero tipper with the mean streak seems like a jerk, do all the amateur detectives realize that transmitting the credit card information about this person is illegal? Restaurants are notorious for being collaborators in credit card fraud. If I was the owner of the restaurant at which this rudeness occurred, I would reprimand the waitress for giving out receipt/credit card information. Patron may have no class, but he did not break a law.

Can't believe this is front page yahoo news. The real crime here is that chips, gaucamole, and a pork taco cost $29.

I think the weight joke was taking it a step too far but this is hardly the worst customer ever, what about a story about the worst bartenders ever alot of them are rude and over charge your for water down drinks.

I frequently pay my bar tab with a credit card and leave the tip in cash. Maybe I ought to be noting "Cash Tip" on the receipts...

Big deal, where I live, most teachers eat school lunch to save money!

NOTICE TO LAWYERS:
..."An insulted Victoria uploaded a photo of the receipt to her Facebook page and even named the customer in question (he paid with a credit card)"
----Beside the fact that her job would be on the line.......
----The employer for which she was working for when this transaction was made is open for multiple suites for damages to the "Andrew Meyer".
----It doesn't matter what he wrote beneath his signature. The customer can write anything he wants on a document where he places his signature---even if what he writes is incorrect.
----This is a clear case for any lawyer to file for "invasion of privacy" by DISCLOSING PERSONAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION FROM A CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT AND TRANSACTION THAT WAS MADE BY THE CARD HOLDER AND OWNER OF THE ACCOUNT.
---In addtion to this "Andrew Meyer" can also sue for DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER.
---"The real Andrew Meyer has yet to come forward".----maybe that he is busy talking to a Lawyer.....some eager Lawyer out there could retire comfortably on this event.
---Get a grasp on this---maybe "Andrew Meyer" KNEW WHAT HE WAS DOING.

Not only can she be sued for disclosing this mans personal information, the credit card companies can revoke the establishment merchant number which would prohibit them from accepting credit cards as payment. What he did was in bad taste, what she did is criminal.

And this is the usual profiling in America. Let one person's name get thrown out there and everyone starts accusing everyone with that same name. If that guy was rude enough to leave a message like that with no tip do you think he gives a rat's ass whether some random idiot chews him out on facebook?

There are actually two separate issues with the tip scenario. The customer left no tip - if the service was unacceptable, that was his right, whether the waitress liked it or not.

However, the customer stepped over the line by including the unsolicited comment about her weight. That was definitely rude.

Of course all of you realize what lawsuit this guy could throw at her and the bar where she works.

Wow!!! It's not often I don't tip but it for sure is not because of the size of the waitress, maybe because of the poor service.

I'm more upset at the woman for posting the guy's name for the entire country to see. Being called fat is one thing, but now hundreds of guys with the same name are being persecuted for no reason. Way to go, lady.

I would like to hear why he did it.

2 things: maybe this chick is cool, and the guy is a total deek. I suspect he's a loser (or is that 'looser'?) BUT I have NO problem zeroing the tip for rude or shi++y service. I don't think it was a good move on her part or yahoo's to narc him out without getting his side of the story. Lastly, I always write CASH in the tip line for security. That is very scary that someone would put your signature online like that. I can't believe that would be within policy for the restaurant.