Your tipping point
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If you yourself take the time to post, and you usually do with these characteristic snide remarks, how in the world does that make you better and more righteous than anyone else?
In other words, if you do the exact same as the masses, how, exactly, are you able to judge them?
A few of your posts are kind and encouraging. But so many others are like the one above. It's as if you have at least 2 distinct personalities: "Edify", and "Obliterate Everyone Else with Self-Righteousness."
As for this being a "secular" topic, it talks about everyday Christians living our everyday lives who are encouraging everyday people, as well as helping to support their incomes to provide for their families. Last I knew, these are things God asks us to do out of love for Him.
How in the world you see that as having no value but so proudly imply (or in other posts, sometimes blatantly state) how advanced you are compared to everyone else... Simply doesn't make any sense.
In other words, if you do the exact same as the masses, how, exactly, are you able to judge them?
A few of your posts are kind and encouraging. But so many others are like the one above. It's as if you have at least 2 distinct personalities: "Edify", and "Obliterate Everyone Else with Self-Righteousness."
As for this being a "secular" topic, it talks about everyday Christians living our everyday lives who are encouraging everyday people, as well as helping to support their incomes to provide for their families. Last I knew, these are things God asks us to do out of love for Him.
How in the world you see that as having no value but so proudly imply (or in other posts, sometimes blatantly state) how advanced you are compared to everyone else... Simply doesn't make any sense.
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Do all posts have to be discussing Christ or the Bible?
This is the singles forum and is not the bible discussion forum.
SOME christians do tip! It is not a secular topic.
Are you always so sweet? Add more creamer, it is loaded with sugar
"In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’”
This is the singles forum and is not the bible discussion forum.
SOME christians do tip! It is not a secular topic.
Are you always so sweet? Add more creamer, it is loaded with sugar
"In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’”
OK, the cup of coffee I got the other day at the drive-through made me think of a thread idea. The coffee lid was flawed, resulting in some messy sipping during my commute. But even when the lid is made correctly, sometimes if the spout is right by the seam of the cup, it results in:
Now, Starbucks and such is one of those places where I only tip sometimes, usually, if I have change I want to get rid of. I am more likely to tip, however, if they put the spout of the lid opposite the cup seam to prevent this.
What are examples of good customer service that may be your "tipping point?" It could be any customer service related situation, not just coffee. For those reading where tipping is not the custom, what are some ways in which you appreciate the worker doing that little extra something that makes your experience all the more enjoyable?
Now, Starbucks and such is one of those places where I only tip sometimes, usually, if I have change I want to get rid of. I am more likely to tip, however, if they put the spout of the lid opposite the cup seam to prevent this.
What are examples of good customer service that may be your "tipping point?" It could be any customer service related situation, not just coffee. For those reading where tipping is not the custom, what are some ways in which you appreciate the worker doing that little extra something that makes your experience all the more enjoyable?
By far the best thing ever.
