Originally Posted by kane

They were talking about this on a sports show I watch most afternoons. I can understand the restaurant wanting to keep its client's business private, but firing the guy seems a little harsh. This actually shows that Peyton is a good dude and that he must have liked the service he got.

I listen to Howard Stern on a regular basis and he says he is so paranoid about ending up in a news story about being a bad tipper that he tips 100% of the bill no matter what.