Tipping in America

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honestly. Like

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in America, it's 10% of the bill. I

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don't really think like that.

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Whatever you feel like comfortable

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doing, I'm I'm more than comfortable to

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accept, you know. It's not even I don't

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even think in that way.

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>> Yeah.

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>> It's not the place to think like that,

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if you know what I mean.

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Uh but yeah, the money's good. The

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money's good. The people are amazing.

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The food is beautiful. Uh

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>> Is there a bad side to your job? Any

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negatives?

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>> Uh

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It's just having to work.

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It's just having to work.

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>> You'd rather just not work, if possible.

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>> Yeah, or do something else.

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>> I know that feeling.

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>> Yeah. I mean, as a kid I thought to

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myself, by 40 I want to retire. I don't

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care. I'm retiring by 40. No, I'm 43.

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>> Yeah.

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>> It didn't happen.

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>> What would

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>> Yet.

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>> Okay.

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>> Yet. Let's be positive.

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>> Yeah, yeah.

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>> Are you from Brighton?

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>> Uh no, we are from Ukraine. But before

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we live in London and it's we just

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moving this a first three days.

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>> Oh, wow. Okay, tell me which place is

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better, London or Brighton you think?

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>> Oh, I can't tell

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the same. It's It's so different place.

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It London it's a

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too much gallery and people and some

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I don't know. It's like a so expressive

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energy, but in Brighton is more slow

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living and the ocean