9WwFaLaTtBDaoS

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   by 9WwFaLaTtBDaoS 4y ago

   The horse armor wasn't evil in any way, they haven't really joined into the microtransaction mania and if they hadn't been the first someone else would have.
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   by 9WwFaLaTtBDaoS 4y ago

   The last time I went to rent a vehicle I got denied due to my credit (lack of, I pay cash for everything so have nothing on my credit reports). This despite the fact that I had been renting from this _same exact place_ for years prior. I w
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   by 9WwFaLaTtBDaoS 4y ago

   yes. People like to act as if wait staff are completely innocent, but when I was younger I had a policy that if a female waitress started touching me close to the closing out of the deal she got no tip. I personally find that behavior gross
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   by 9WwFaLaTtBDaoS 4y ago

   When I see a delivery fee that's a % I assume it's a tip and don't tip myself. It's the same thing here. It's not my job to be fair to the employees. I'm generally a very fair tipper but if you put a % fee on
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   by 9WwFaLaTtBDaoS 4y ago

   It's always laughable when someone goes to defend something and fall flat on their face because they didn't think about it too hard. It's not even reasonable that algorithm would ever imply personalized.
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   by 9WwFaLaTtBDaoS 4y ago

   It kind of kills me how badly understood this is in /r/personalfinance. I think something like 85%+ of banks now offer next day refund of fraudulent charges from debit card charges. But that statistic is kind of meaningless in th