Living the good life.

Worry about your character, not your reputation. Your character is who you are. Your reputation is who people think you are. Oahu, HI

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[2103lovexx]

People don't realize how much strength it takes to pull your own self out of a dark place mentally. So, if you've done that today or any day, I'm proud of you.

[dominant-dominion]

“you’re so quiet” bro it's literally so loud in my brain.

[997]

What do you do for a living

i try my best

[konoko]

[thegaybitch15-deactivated202303]

Hell yeah it did

[sustancy]

[danmangan]

things that are enjoyable:

showers

things that are not enjoyable:

getting in the shower

getting out of the shower

[woxiaosaobi]

[innocenthero]

Games I would love to play with you if we were together…..😍

[the-perfect-aesthetic]

[prahdar]

daily reminder to stay hydrated and not give a fuck about what other people think

[psych2go]

[keiliantonelli]

[meangirlnurse]

[allo-frouto]

The dynamic I need.

[becodelua]

[sadwhore04]

if a demon possessed me I’d just b like ok take it from here good luck man

[amndomepiece]

Someone please save me

[ithelpstodream]

how to tip

[trekkie-lover]

If you do this get the fuck off my blog

[snowconelostinthesauce]

Please understand that they gave a 33% tip, in cash instead of on a card, to increase the odds that the server could keep all of it.

[fatale-distraction]

What they mean by ‘taxation is theft’ is that servers are taxed on the ASSUMPTION that they will be tipped. If they don’t make those tips, they get taxed on them anyway. It is literally theft. By leaving cash and not writing it on the receipt, they’ve allowed the server the option of quietly slipping that 20 into their pocket and therefore not being taxed on it.

[southern-slayed]

Thank you…i wish more people knew this

[liluglydudefromdetroit]

So many people reblogging this or commented without understanding what this is. Y'all wanna be outraged so badly lol just relax!

[pavelow]

Any tips that get charged on your card are taxed, so if this guy left a $20 tip, that would get charged at least 8% on payroll tax, and depending on the night it’d be an additional 10-14% on income tax. On average if you tip $20 on your card the server gets $16 and the government gets the other 20% to bomb civilians in Yemen