Customer tries to use employee’s tip jar to pay for her order, refuses to leave and starts hassling other shoppers for handouts: ‘I have to follow the law. It doesn't matter if you're a Hollywood actor, a politician, [or] someone without housing’

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• Customer tried to use employee tip money for purchase

  
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• It’s a shame there aren’t any places dispensing reason, because the logic is flawless in its delusion: if you can see the cash, surely it’s fair game, and if you say no, you’re obviously just being mean. Never mind that the tips are the hard-earned spoils of people who have spent all day explaining the difference between strains and hybrids to tourists from Ohio. When told no, she doesn’t miss a beat, launching into a campaign of guilt, entitlement, and increasingly creative accusations of staff hatred, all while orbiting the tip jars like a moth to a forbidden flame.

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