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What kind of moron, who is a billionaire and running for President, grossly undertips?
A good tip might be worth a half dozen votes.
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In 1956, a young Bostonian was in L.A. and unable to get work in his chosen profession. He took a job driving a cab.
One night he picked up a U.S. Senator. Being from Boston, the driver recognized him -- John F. Kennedy.
The Senator, little known outside Massachusetts, was very flattered to be recognized and enjoyed a pleasant chat with the driver. For the rest of the ride they reminisced about their home town.
When the ride was over, Kennedy gave the driver a huge tip, $3 -- equal to perhaps $50 today.
The driver's name was Leonard Nimoy.
Nimoy said later, "Do I have to tell you who I voted for in 1960?".
the driver a huge tip, $3 -- equal to perhaps $50 today.
In the late fifties and early sixties $3 was a lot of money. It would purchase four loaves of wonder bread, four quarts of milk plus a pound of hamburger.
about what$12 would buy today.