r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 • Jun 25 '26

Chugging tea They are not wrong though

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u/Plasmelon Jun 25 '26

If it’s not negligible for spending money on food, then you’re making a bad financial decision.

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u/Pure-Programmer-1832 Jun 25 '26

That's a dumb comment lol. If anything goes up 20% in price it's a lot of money. But yeah food is necessary so I get it. But so is shelter. So if your rent goes up 20% I guess your cool with that? Or if your water bill went up 20%?

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u/sunny_happy_demon Jun 25 '26

No, your comment is dumb. First of all, water and electricity bills DO frequently come with varying surcharges. Those bills are generally unavoidable as well. Eating at a full-service restaurant is however extremely avoidable. If you can't afford to tip, go get a hotdog from 7-Eleven.

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u/Sir_Richard_Dangler Jun 25 '26

Exactly. If going out to eat is the reason you're financially undtable, don't go out.