On Fri, 7 Oct 2005, Rich Shepard wrote: > Some time during the late 1990s, coffee shop retail clerks around > here came up with the idea of putting jars on the counters for tips. I > think it's foolish to tip a counter clerk, but a lot of people stuff > dollar bills in there in addition to the change they receive after > paying for their lattes. > > Some clever clerk put a sign on the tip container that read, "If you > fear change, put it here." Others have copied that sign. > > I have wanted to print up labels that I could add beneath those signs; the > labels will read, "All change comes from within." :-) > > Enough off-topic mumblings for me.
Thanks for the explanation though :-) (The word "tip" had thrown me off.. for some reason I though of it as 'advice' rather than gratuity:-) cheers /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
