Has anyone thought that the bill was 89, 93 or something like that and he was trying to figure out that %? Op just rounded it to 100 for the fml.

did u drop-kick him?

drop the idiot! just never call him again. send anon link to this post

theres a reason your single

100x.15= 15 :D

It was a hundred pound date... Give him a break

Yeah, it's one of the most annoying traps if you travel a lot. Most of the time, you're just trying to do what is reasonable and appropriate. In Australia, tipping up to 10% is OK but not required, Germany, it'd be seen as too much, Japan, completely crazy, US, stingy. There are also weird situations, like in a bar - some places you leave change, some you 'buy the bartender a drink' every couple of rounds. It's impossible to guess how it works. If a guy brings room service and you tip them, do you have to tip them again when they pick up the trolley? The permutations are endless. The ones I DO object to are either where they keep the change without asking, or like you said, abuse you for making a simple mistake. It's simply not possible to get it right every time, so why act like a jerk about it instead of asking calmly if there was a problem?

I am tempted to give the guy the benefit of doubt by assuming that the bill was not exactly 100£, but rather something along the lines of 99.73£ and being the perfectionist he is, he tried to work out 15% of the exact amount.

lmao at him, where is was his brain located at?

Then ya tell him the correct answer-£19.50