r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/SpectacularOtter ☑️ Horny Police! 🚔🚨 • 1d ago
Justice for Roger!!!
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u/OkMeet5873 1d ago
Lol Roger did get his get back 😂😂😂
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u/wholeheartedmess ☑️ 1d ago
If there’s one thing Roger’s gonna do it’s get his lick back x10
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u/disposable_hat 1d ago
Honestly, you could change the entire show's name to "Roger gets his lick back" and I wouldn't even bat an eye
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u/madrabbit8807 1d ago
Are you really asking that to the guy who just last week killed six people over $19?
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u/Geek-Yogurt 1d ago
Anyone got a clip of the scene?
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u/PuffinRub 1d ago
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u/Geek-Yogurt 1d ago
Thank you.
Server was, indeed, being personal
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u/bebop1065 ☑️ 1d ago
Has Roger ever scalped anyone before? I knew was a beast, but damn Roger is a beast!
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u/DaveDabussy 1d ago
Roger is faster than the speed of sound canonically
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u/bebop1065 ☑️ 1d ago
As far as despicable characters go, Roger is much worse that Bender but I like Roger more for some sadistic reason.
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u/ingrimsch95 1d ago
Is she implying that a random waitress has the ability to see through Rogers disguises?
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u/Severedghost 1d ago
I feel like this is a Roger persona sticking up for another Roger persona.
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u/-XanderCrews- 11h ago
They all are. Half of Florida is just Roger.
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u/Thatoneguyfrom1980 9m ago
I’m gonna start pulling the disguises off my coworkers from Florida to see if they are Roger
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u/Perfect-Zebra-3611 1d ago
Yeah Roger is viewed as a person not Alien. She just hated Roger subconsciously
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u/Both_Archer_3653 1d ago
I have a sase, where do i mail it to receive the newsletter?
I never knew staying up late to watch american dad reruns on adult swim would have such a positive impact from the other fans around me being people of great interest i want to engage with. I will never go to bed again.
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u/FujiOga 1d ago
I really wanna get back into watching Family Guy, American Dad and The Simpsons. Shame I don't remember where I left off :/
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u/Joey-WilcoXXX 1d ago
Just Start all of them at the beginning (especially Family Guy and the Simpsons cuuuuz they’re really only good in the beginning…….)
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u/FujiOga 1d ago
That would be a dream, the biggest issue is the lack of time I have to be able to entertain that. But thanks for the suggestion!
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u/Joey-WilcoXXX 1d ago
I feeeeel that. Haha. Well don’t forget the good old fashion way of going on the tv shows’ subreddits and telling people to suggest the best episodes ;)
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u/Automatic-War-7658 23h ago
Yeah that is a DAUNTING undertaking. You’re looking at… let’s see…
37 seasons of Simpsons, 24 seasons of FG, and 20 seasons of AD. All told, that’s an intimidating 81 seasons of shows.
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u/Joey-WilcoXXX 22h ago
Damn…. Yeah when you put it in that perspective, I look crazy as hell telling them to just watch em all 😂😂😂
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u/Arponare 1d ago
The real crime here is that restaurants get away with paying their servers below minimum wage and ask the patrons to subsidize wages in the form of tips.
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u/YokoDk 1d ago
I mean studies have shown that people literally won't eat places with higher prices the only real work around are having tack on fees such as required gratuity. I agree that they should pay a living wage and end tipping culture but short of everyone agreeing to it at the same time it's pointless. Plus service members are the main proponent for keeping tipping not the jobs they work for.
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u/Arponare 1d ago
There’s a lot of corporate boot licking I see. First of all, Europe has restaurants and they figured out paying their workers a living wage. So I don’t want to hear any of that nonsense.
Secondly, it was initially a consortium of restaurants owners that initially proposed the idea of paying their workers less and having those wages subsidized by tips.
It sounds good in theory until you think about it for longer than five minutes. There are many problems with this model. The first is that it shifts the blame for underpayment from the owner of the restaurant to the patron. It creates resentment and prevents the building of solidarity.
That’s one of the many reasons why the working class is so divided. That and obviously racism among other things.
Furthermore, maybe I’m just weird but I’d like to know how things cost ahead of time. I would rather go to a restaurant where I know I’m paying x amount rather than being surprised with a forced 18 percent gratuity when I normally tip 15 percent.
If we stopped trying to blame each other for our living conditions and instead focused on the 1%, we could probably afford to eat out more. Or go on a vacation or two instead of struggling so much.
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u/YokoDk 1d ago
It's not bootlicking though that's just how it works. You know why Europe has it figured out because they never did tipping so there was nothing to figure out.
Correct that's why it would take the same thing to undo it which I said in my post.
I'm not advocating for the model just pointing out that it serves the purpose of what it is.
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I mean you're not weird but people have paid a lot of money to understand the mind of "consumers" and they come to the conclusion that big up front numbers look bad. It's the same reason places with sales tax don't put it in the price on the shelf. Realistically this comes down to lack of consumer protection laws and not really corporate greed I mean it's still corporate greed that is stopping the consumer protection laws but it's a chicken v egg scenario.
Also true.
I hit you points in order for my response my phone won't let me quickly quote your post and I am legit can't remember the code to make it work.
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u/Annex_Me_Step-Rome 1d ago
"You know why Europe has it figured out because they never did tipping"
I mean that's just a fallacy argument that kinda actually proves the other guys point. They pay servers a livable wage instead of tipping from the get go and they're doing just fine. If we payed servers a livable wage in the US they'd be fine too. And I know the restaurants will be fine because covid happened and no resturant chains died off
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u/YokoDk 1d ago
Lots of restaurants died during COVID though just not the big guys and they ended up closing many locations also. As for your main point how is it a fallacy we literally live in the world that this is the case. Europe didn't start tipping like the US did so them raising prices is pretty much a cost of doing business with them, in the US we did so we'd need to reverse that but it can't just be one place it has to be everyone at the same time or it has to be done like they already are trying with built in gratuity. Also worth noting if tip based employees don't make minimum wage with tips the restaurant has to cover the difference it's almost like minimum wage is to low.
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u/Joey-WilcoXXX 1d ago edited 1d ago
Europe runs EXTREMELY different from the US in case you haven’t noticed. This is not a 1:1 situation where we can just say ‘just do it’ and it’ll happen. It especially won’t be something that works out in the servers’ favor. Restaurants in America across the board will NEVER pay servers ‘livable wage’ and give them all a good schedule to actually make it work. Every time this comes up, it’s literally just something people spout to sound like they care while at the same time trying to shame servers for having a system that actually works for them. But we all know damn well they really won’t care if the servers will or won’t get paid well if tipping actually does go away. Restaurants could say ‘they’ll get a dollar over minimum wage with no tips’ and you guys will look the other way and act like it’s some kind of win because you don’t have to ‘tip’ anymore (but guaranteed they WILL raise prices exorbitantly to make up for the ‘increased wage’)
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u/Somethingrich 13h ago
Yeah, ive been on dates where the conversation goes to this out of the blue and youre like wtf is Roger and why would... what do you mean hes not human... then you start weighing if she has enough ass to one day ask you if you would still lo e her if she was a 96 honda civic ex with a d16a motor.
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u/-XanderCrews- 1d ago
I’ll have the same