I'm not saying I do it all the time either, but I have done it from time to time if you come face to face with the mechanic, for sure.

But the lady that was buffing my hoof, I asked the guy, like, hey, you got to change for a 20, and I ran over to her.

That's very nice.

And to give her a tip.

And she'll remember that.

You're also not, and this has probably been thrown out the window, but you're also not supposed to tip the owner. So if you go to a coffee shop and the owner is working there and making your coffee,

you should not tip the owner.

How do you know who's the owner, though?

I'm saying if you happen to know that was the owner.

Let's say Johnny HVAC comes over and replaces your air conditioning on a really hot day.

And you know he's the owner.

You wouldn't give him extra?

No, I didn't even think. I had my thing replaced last year. I wouldn't even think

the tip of an air conditioning installer. The guy's killing himself. Yeah. Okay. I'm just wondering.

I'm sure that guy's making $60 an hour. He might be. We're making 20 and the owner's getting the other 40.

Well, that's not, Why is that my fault?

Or you can use that.

I agree.

That's true. Or you can use that tip to help his son that lost his lake that tried to help him carry

at AC, right?

Buy a kid lunch, right?

You can be helping support in a family.

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