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Even from Chemda and Keith's own descriptions it sounds like a shitty place to live... even though they seem to love it. That whole saga about being a waiter and being treated like shit, etc. was totally new to me as I never got any of that in Vancouver.
Oh, and McNally, here waiters do get a wage in addition to the tips, right? |
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It's canadian minimum wage, so $8 an hour in BC, but yeah, they do. I had a girlfriend who worked at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Gastown, and in the summer she fucking cleaned up. The tips were insane, and then the paycheck was just gravy. Made my porn store wages look pathetic in comparison. But my stories were better.
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Yeah, I know people like that. I used to work at a Bread Garden in Kitsilano for $8/hr and a share of whatever was in the tip jar at the end of the night ($1-5, we didn't have tipping at the table). It wasn't much, but I was young and lived with my parents at the time so it wasn't bad either - definitely not a negative cheque.
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I'm curious to check out Toronto. In Canada, you hear a lot of bad things. But New Yorkers seem to have nice things to say about it. Maybe it's a happy middle.
I don't think anywhere else in North America is quite like New York. I didn't understand the magnitude of it before I came. Its population dwarfs other American cities. It's got double the people of Los Angeles. The gross national product of the Tri-State Area alone is on par with all of Canada. The place is a fucking crazy house. |
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HAHAHAHA, no wonder New Yorkers like it. It's just enough like home, but with enough of a Canadian touch as to seem nice. You might not hate it as much as NY, but you will hate it. It has smog, garbage, rude people... all the things NY is known for but on a lesser scale. That's my perspective having lived only in Vancouver and Richmond in BC, and that of my friends from here.
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Doesn't matter now of course, but it's obviously something I've wanted to say since the ban and was unable to. It came totally out of left field for me as my post was just for the effect against your post, and mean to be an insult or flame or anything. I don't take any of this that seriously. Obviously my whole stance on tipping is going to color a lot of the perceptions of me (yours especially), but I'm not as big an asshole as I seem to have come off here. Hopefully that fact will come to light eventually. |
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