TIL: Eliminating tipping has no impact on service or food quality. But, customers reported lower satisfaction when tipping was eliminated - even when it resulted in the meal costing less - because they felt their power over the server was gone.
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Los Angeles Times
Column: There's little economic justification for tipping. But we can't stop doing it
Voters in Washington, D.C., decided this week to do away with the so-called tip credit, a miserable practice that allows employers — mostly restaurants — to pay dirt-cheap wages if workers also receive tips from customers.
TIL of a brawl involving 50 congressmen on the US House floor in 1858. It ended when someone knocked off a man's wig and the man accidentally put it back on backwards, causing both sides to laugh and stop fighting.
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Submitted February 23, 2021 at 05:05PM by neworleanssaintsfan
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Laurence M. Keitt
American politician (1824-1864)
TIL dry counties (counties where the sale of alcohol is banned) have a drunk driving fatality rate about 3.6 times higher than wet counties.
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Dry county
county in the US that forbids the sale of alcoholic beverages
TIL about the Australian phatic finger. This is a norm whereby drivers on outback highways (where you can go long periods without seeing another vehicle) will raise their index finger as a friendly gesture of mutual aknowledgement.
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www.abc.net.au
Study looks at drivers giving 'the finger'
Hand gestures are part of every culture in the world...most Australians would be familiar with the thumbs up, the peace sign and the bird, just to name a few.
Now an Australian anthropologist has documented a salute that's unique to our vast outback highways.
Now an Australian anthropologist has documented a salute that's unique to our vast outback highways.
TIL of Diego, a tortoise whose high libido helped save his species. He & E5 (another male) brought the population from 15 to 2,000, and now the species is considered self-sufficient. After 80 years in captivity, Diego is now retired in the Galápagos, where he'll spend the rest of his life having sex
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Omaha.com
Tortoise whose storied sex drive helped save his species is finally retiring
The Española Giant Tortoise was once considered beyond saving. After decades in decline, just over a dozen were left on the Galapagos island by the 1970s, most of them female.
TIL Spaghetti Westerns are named for being primarily produced by Italians. In Japan, they're called "Macaroni Westerns."
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Spaghetti Western
film genre
TIL About the Civilian Conservation Corps, a US Government sponsored work program that provided training and income for young men and their families during The Great Depression. The program is credited for having improved morale, physical health, and employability for those who participated.
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Submitted February 23, 2021 at 08:01PM by _Kinel_
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Civilian Conservation Corps
United States federal government public work relief program part of the New Deal
TIL in 1978, two punk bands, "the cramps" and "the mutants", were booked to play a live show at a mental institution in Napa, California. At onother point, the mutants played at a school for the deaf, with the kids holding balloons in their hand in order to "feel the music"
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Vice
Shit Got Crazy: When The Cramps and The Mutants Invaded a Mental Hospital
A look back on the bizarre 1978 punk show that probably should never have happened.
TIL That a study had participants eat cookies labeled as regular and organic. Participants preferred the organic option based on taste and thought the cookie must be lower in fat and calories. They were also willing to pay more for the organic one. The two cookies were 100 percent identical.
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TODAY.com
5 of the most deceptive claims at the grocery store
You may see "good for you assurances" on foods that aren't, well, good for you. Here's what to look out for.
TIL That despite the success of Power Rangers, the original actors were only paid $600/wk and did stunt work(pink ranger was almost electrocuted/set on fire)
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TIL deep-water fish get the bends when they are reeled in too fast. Sports fishermen unintentionally kill millions of fish each year due to the condition called barotrauma.
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TIL deep-water fish get the bends when they are reeled in too...
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TIL Sir Anthony Hopkins was actually the second person considered for the part of Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs. Sean Connery was offered the role first, but turned it down because he thought the script was “disgusting”.
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TIL Sir Anthony Hopkins was actually the second person considered...
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TIL Joseph Bazalgette, the man who designed London's sewers in the 1860's, said 'Well, we're only going to do this once and there's always the unforeseen' and doubled the pipe diameter. If he had not done this, it would have overflowed in the 1960's (its still in use today).
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Joseph Bazalgette
19th-century English civil engineer, 1819-1891
TIL that the red liquid seeping out of a cooked rare steak isn't blood. It is in fact a mixture of a protein called 'Myoglobin' and water. Myoglobin helps muscle tissue store oxygen and just like Hemoglobin, contains iron that turns red when it binds with oxygen.
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The Healthy
Whoa! That Red Juice in Your Meat Isn’t Blood
Some people think that rare steak is still "bloody," but that red liquid has nothing to do with blood. Here's what it really is.
TIL that Daft Punk's last album, RAM, had such a colossal amount of recordings and musical assets that one option was to release a quadruple album. They cut no corner in the most legendary musicians, gear or studios, going as far as recording orchestra parts for nearly all tracks on the album.
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Pitchfork
Cover Story: Daft Punk
After 20 years, the world has finally caught up with Daft Punk, so the helmet-clad retro-futurists are embarking on a new mission: to make music breathe again
TIL GoldeneEye 007’s multiplayer mode was so last-minute that neither Rare nor Nintendo management knew about it. The first time executives saw anything was when programmers were playing it.
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Engadget
GoldenEye 007's multiplayer was added last minute, unknown to Rare and Nintendo management | Engadget
You might know that the multiplayer mode for GoldenEye 007, the seminal N64 shooter, was only added to the game late in development.
TIL the idea of black holes was first proposed in 1783 by John Michell, calling them "dark stars" and proposing a method to detect them by looking for star systems that showed the gravitational effects of two stars, but only one star was visible, which is indeed how scientists look for them today
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io9
The forgotten genius who discovered black holes over 200 years ago
Centuries before black holes became accepted science, a fat little man in 1780s Yorkshire imagined stars so massive that even light could not escape. He predicted black holes. This is the incredible story of John Michell and his "dark stars."
TIL John Cockcroft, the man who insisted that the windscale nuclear power plant chimney stacks be fitted with high performance filters that saved much of norther England from becoming a nuclear wasteland after the reactor caught fire was mocked for his caution before the accident.
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Wikipedia
Windscale fire
major nuclear accident in the UK
TIL that when heavyweight boxer Jack Johnson was pulled over for speeding and issued a $50 fine, he handed the Officer $100 and told him he intended to drive the same speed on the return trip.
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Submitted February 24, 2021 at 04:01PM by verostein
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Jack Johnson (boxer)
American boxer
TIL some of the most addictive drugs were introduced to treat addiction: morphine was introduced to treat alcohol addiction; cocaine was used for morphine addiction; heroin was developed for cocaine addiction.
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Submitted February 24, 2021 at 04:09PM by zincglasses
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BBC
The Science of Addiction - BBC Sounds
Sally Marlow turns to science to find out why so many people in Britain are addicted.
TIL that in 427BC Athens sent a ship to Mytilene which had instructions to kill all adult men in the city-state. The next day, Athenians voted to change their decision - a second ship was dispatched. Racing through the night, it reached Mytilene just in time to prevent the massacre from happening.
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Mytilenean Debate
The Mytilenean Debate (also spelled "Mytilenaean Debate") in the Athenian Assembly concerned reprisals against the city-state of Mytilene, which had attempted unsuccessfully to shake off Athenian hegemony, during the Peloponnesian War. The Debate occurred…