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Cupsey explains what it actually takes to start trenching from zero today "Can someone start today and actually get good? Yes, but it's going to take a lot of effort, because it's a video game. It's like hopping on Fortnite and going against someone who's been grinding every day...

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Jason Sudeikis says tipping culture has gotten out of hand where you're an asshole for tipping 10% Benny: “When you're tipping at a restaurant, it's an interesting world to be in” Jason: “How do you do the math for 12%” Kristin: “I get too scared to do anything other than 20% or above” Benny: “You know what the worst thing is. When it's an automatic gratuity at 18%, because then you're like, how do I even add a percentage? Then I'm like, oh, it's too low” Dicky: “He criticizes me for tipping 20%” Jason: “Instead of what?” Dicky: “30% 35%” Jason: “I don't think it teaches anything, tipping poorly. Because if someone is not good, like a waiter or waitress at a diner type place, and they're just brusque and not checked in, and you wanted to be there for 45 minutes, but you were there for an hour and a half because they were just not there. But if you only tipped 10%, they're only going to walk away from there going, ‘What an asshole,’ versus if you're going to tip 10%, I think you got to give a note saying, ‘I normally tip more, but you were so...’ or say it to them”
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Jason Sudeikis says tipping culture has gotten out of hand where you're an asshole for tipping 10% Benny: “When you're tipping at a restaurant, it's an interesting world to be in” Jason: “How do you do the math for 12%” Kristin: “I get too scared to do anything other than 20% or above” Benny: “You know what the worst thing is. When it's an automatic gratuity at 18%, because then you're like, how do I even add a percentage? Then I'm like, oh, it's too low” Dicky: “He criticizes me for tipping 20%” Jason: “Instead of what?” Dicky: “30% 35%” Jason: “I don't think it teaches anything, tipping poorly. Because if someone is not good, like a waiter or waitress at a diner type place, and they're just brusque and not checked in, and you wanted to be there for 45 minutes, but you were there for an hour and a half because they were just not there. But if you only tipped 10%, they're only going to walk away from there going, ‘What an asshole,’ versus if you're going to tip 10%, I think you got to give a note saying, ‘I normally tip more, but you were so...’ or say it to them”

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Graduation looks like an ending — it really isn't. It's the start of a harder, more important question: not just what they're going to do, but what their life is actually for. I’ve been thinking about that a lot in recent years, and it's part of why I wrote my new book, The Meaning of Your Life. If you have a graduate in your life and you’re looking for something worth giving them, consider getting them a copy.
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Graduation looks like an ending — it really isn't. It's the start of a harder, more important question: not just what they're going to do, but what their life is actually for. I’ve been thinking about that a lot in recent years, and it's part of why I wrote my new book, The Meaning of Your Life. If you have a graduate in your life and you’re looking for something worth giving them, consider getting them a copy.

Dr. Arthur Brooks

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