Trending: CNBC is trying to advance us toward ... not tipping waiters as well? - facial products

@ Rockin_DRobbins blasting, CNBC and Zach gusmann reflect the financial consulting Video
Originally published on 2018, but CNBC tweeted again on Sunday --
In order to save money, it is recommended that people tip the waiter less.
Although Guzman admitted to tipping 15 to 20% as usual, he offered reasons for tipping the pre-tax amount.
On Twitter, the "trick" was immediately criticized as cheap.
Many users point out that the price of servers is already low in most states.
Others point out that eating at home is a better option if people are really worried about saving money.
@ CatherineShu criticized Burger King's crispy Vietnamese sweet pepper advertisement, which shows people eating sandwiches with giant chopsticks.
The chain removed the ad after being attacked for playing Asian stereotypes.
@ Bodyorphanage, a mini skin care refrigerator posted on Twitter
Refrigerators designed to keep facial products cool.
While some Twitter users claim to have been using refrigerators for years, others are just catching up.
Chilling skin care products extend shelf life and reduce facial swelling, some say.
@ TheJeepDoll says the "gray Anatomy" in the lower right corner will be her first choice on the desert island.
This question is first by E!
News, requiring followers to choose in "Friends", upper left corner, "Gilmore Girls", upper right corner, "office", lower left corner and medical drama, has been running for 15 seasons.
@ Josyy_G, tweet back @ world wideliz _ high-at the federal student aid organization-
High quality video of her dance
After Twitter users joked that high school seniors won't get any financial assistance due to expensive clothes and cars in the clips, FAFSA responded with a suspicious GIF of a child who looks picky
While some took the opportunity to turn to FAFSA for help, the response put users in trouble --
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