Newlywed jealous wife left server note 'he's my husband, find your own' no tip | Examiner.com

It just isn't cute anymore, this business of leaving a waitress a smart-aleck notes instead of tips. For one thing, it's tacky exhibitionism and for another it's depriving someone of hard-earned wages. Here's the latest: a newlywed jealous wife left her server a note "he's my husband, find your own" and no tip. KFOR-TV reported on Nov. 10 that waitress Jessica Morris posted about the incident on Facebook. Few people would argue that the note isn't awkward in extremis, but you might think it melodramatic to take it to social media. It does serve to raise awareness to two glaring problems: sub-minimum wage and puerile, cheapskate diners, however.Newlywed jealous wife left server note 'he's my husband, find your own' no tip | Examiner.com

 

Duggar buddy 'Bringing Up Bates' Gil Bates ministry IBLP sued on sex abuse

The Duggar family can't keep ahead scandal and sex allegations. Now Gil Bates, TV dad of 19 on "Bringing Up Bates" and buddy of Jim Bob Duggar, is under suspicion for sexual molestation. Radar Online reported on Oct. 27, that five women brought sex abuse charges on the Duggar-approved, Bates-run Christian ministry Institute in Basic Life Principles. The women sued Gil Bates and other IBLP ministry leaders for ignoring sexual abuse under their very noses. The lawsuit alleges sexual harassment, inappropriate touching and pedophiliac fondling of minors by employees and agents of IBLP.Duggar buddy 'Bringing Up Bates' Gil Bates ministry IBLP sued on sex abuse | Examiner.com