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Thanks!

Great idea, thanks!

Thanks! I’ll check them out!

Former employee here! Back in 2015/16, it was a tip pooling situation but I would lose anywhere between $200-$300 a night and do unpaid side work for 2 hours after the restaurant closed. They do an amazing job with hiring great staff, but it’s such a bummer that the follow through doesn’t match the quality folks that they hire. Also a bummer because they make quality food that folks earnestly enjoy.

Seriously, perfect timing!

True though. Of all his wrongs, being cucked shouldn’t be what he’s remembered for

Report back here when you find the source please. I think several of us need these. ;o)

Ah, Amy's Baking Company. 300 employees in a year.

How is it illegal? Is there a law that says what tips has to be used for?

Capital One Cafe if you're in Carytown!

idk if I can post it all. there are a lot of red flags.

FlightRadar24 and FlightAware have been known to censor police and military aircraft. You might want to try ADS-B Exchange. I haven’t verified if the local police aircraft show up there or not.

https://www.rtl-sdr.com/using-ads-b-exchange-to-track-police-and-military-planes-monitoring-the-george-floyd-protests/

They don’t. Cash is taken by managers or shift lead and counted at the end of the night, is put in a big bag that says “TIPS” and is never seen again. supposed to go into “the tip pool” that doesn’t exist, instead of a pretend set hourly tip rate of “2.00 an hour” AKA not tip, it’s not even the tip average.

That is literally what I said but the question was ‘why’

FlightRadar app. Used to be on there

They can pay to have their info blocked on tracking apps. They show up on my radar just fine 😇

It used to always be visible on the FlightRadar24 website but it doesn't display anymore.

Mr. Manfredjinsinjin said it's a smokescreen. Double bluff. It's an X-K-Red-27 technique.

Unless they've upgraded to a stealth plane, I'm sure they're showing up on radar. If you're saying it doesn't show up on your app or tracking website, which one(s) are you using?

I'm in the midst of some random home maintenance tasks that could use a spare set of hands, if you're into following directions one step at a time.

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Walmart

Regardless, still very very very illegal for owners to keep tips. They could take the tip option away if they truly want to, but instead the owner is lining their pockets with money intended for staff.

This was a conversation topic on Facebook’s RVA Food & Dine groups in like early 2021. It’s been confirmed over and over and over by employees. I went to get cake and asked the cashier “do you receive the tip?” and they said no, so I did not tip.