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  • buztah
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 03-23-07
    • 7470

    #1
    Quick cash from the tip jar
    Every now and then fate smiles upon us and presents us with a unique (and somewhat lucrative) opportunity to literally grab some quick cash. You won't get rich doing this but there's nothing wrong with a few extra bucks here n there. It adds up over time.

    Identify a coffee shop that has one of those highly presumptuous tip jars on the counter. Visit toward the end of the day after the suckers of the day have dropped in cash. This one place I hit every 3-4 months or so (typical employee turnover time as they mostly hire naive U of T students) tends to have a payout of anywhere from 40-60 dollars come end of the day. Yeah! I know. I know. Customers are stupid.

    Anyways, you wanna mozy on in about 30 minutes before closing time. You must ensure the place has no camera and that you are the only customer. Order a coffee and be ready to act fast. When the gal passes you the coffee you "accidentally" spill it all over her. Just make sure it topples toward her and gets her on her apron or pants. She will be distracted (run for a mop, go the bathroom to clean up, etc). You only need about 5 seconds. Grab a fistful of loonies, toonies, 5s (yeah, some people leave bills -- phucking morons!) and stuff em in your pocket. Always grab the bigger bills first (if any are available). If the scalded employee is out of sight, bolt like the wind. If she is still there, just apologize, act embarrassed and say you're so very sorry and will pass on the coffee. Calmly walk out.
  • eye_spy
    SBR Rookie
    • 10-14-09
    • 37

    #2
    buztah you are a disgrace pal u have just moved on to my hit list


    your are going down pal
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    • wtf
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 08-22-08
      • 12983

      #3
      buzzy your hitting all cylinders this week buddy

      from stiffing waitresses to stealing their Tips now
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      • Housemoney
        SBR MVP
        • 09-17-09
        • 3912

        #4
        That one takes me back.....bartending in Myrtle Beach when I was younger. Three of us were on a very busy bar. There was easily $200 in each tip jar. A jackass sticks his hand in the jar when he thinks no one is looking. Another bartender and I drag him outside and bounce his face off of the concrete until it was a bloody pulp. He probably needed dental work afterward too. The cops then show up to take him to jail. He was crying that he was a doctor, like that would excuse theft.

        I am sure it is a vacation he will never forget, and highly doubt he steals from tip jars anymore. You eventually get what you deserve.
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        • buztah
          SBR Hall of Famer
          • 03-23-07
          • 7470

          #5
          House, guy was clearly an amateur.
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          • buztah
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 03-23-07
            • 7470

            #6
            Originally posted by wtf
            buzzy your hitting all cylinders this week buddy

            from stiffing waitresses to stealing their Tips now
            Anyone in the service industry should phucking rot. They are at the bottom for a reason. Disgusting people.
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            • mathdotcom
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 03-24-08
              • 11689

              #7
              Originally posted by buztah
              Every now and then fate smiles upon us and presents us with a unique (and somewhat lucrative) opportunity to literally grab some quick cash. You won't get rich doing this but there's nothing wrong with a few extra bucks here n there. It adds up over time.

              Identify a coffee shop that has one of those highly presumptuous tip jars on the counter. Visit toward the end of the day after the suckers of the day have dropped in cash. This one place I hit every 3-4 months or so (typical employee turnover time as they mostly hire naive U of T students) tends to have a payout of anywhere from 40-60 dollars come end of the day. Yeah! I know. I know. Customers are stupid.

              Anyways, you wanna mozy on in about 30 minutes before closing time. You must ensure the place has no camera and that you are the only customer. Order a coffee and be ready to act fast. When the gal passes you the coffee you "accidentally" spill it all over her. Just make sure it topples toward her and gets her on her apron or pants. She will be distracted (run for a mop, go the bathroom to clean up, etc). You only need about 5 seconds. Grab a fistful of loonies, toonies, 5s (yeah, some people leave bills -- phucking morons!) and stuff em in your pocket. Always grab the bigger bills first (if any are available). If the scalded employee is out of sight, bolt like the wind. If she is still there, just apologize, act embarrassed and say you're so very sorry and will pass on the coffee. Calmly walk out.

              buzzy, you are sharp to mention UofT students.... if you go to a second cup on campus you will be served by some pretty square fobs who are not sharp like you.
              Easy money and can be in Bookmaker before MLB games go off
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              • buztah
                SBR Hall of Famer
                • 03-23-07
                • 7470

                #8
                Mathy, LOL! Based on my experience, no U of T student is a future mathy dahht kaaahhhm. Maybe a patty venditto but no mathies in the entire graduating class.
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                • Masu485
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 08-14-08
                  • 7700

                  #9
                  i thought the 'tip jar' was the name of a new segment where u give out plays! it sounds so good, 'next up, Quick Cash from the Tip Jar'. i can see lang hosting a show like that.
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                  • buztah
                    SBR Hall of Famer
                    • 03-23-07
                    • 7470

                    #10
                    Masu, are you Artie?
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                    • GELATINOUS CUBE
                      SBR MVP
                      • 08-09-09
                      • 4534

                      #11
                      haha that's so funny. One time I....haha, face.
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