Pete Wright

As someone who travels for work mostly in my wheelchair, I'm tipping all the time.

The bellman who helps get my bags to my room.

The valet parking because self-park means trying to navigate my wheelchair and all my stuff across the parking lot.

I'm more likely to take a taxi than public transportation.

There's just so many ways that being disabled leads to more tips.

I have to admit, I never considered that.

Yeah, everywhere.

I still contend that the tip machines are bogus, but I really respect this perspective because I never considered it.

And as always, Matthew's comments make me think about the world in a different way.

Of course.

Around every corner.

Yeah.

And so I really appreciate that.

Yeah.

It just makes me think about, you know, my you know, what is my role in the tipping agency?

Sure.

In this context.

Wouldn't it be, wouldn't it be just gross if they had a little machine on a handle and they just like whip it out and point it at Matthew and say, now this machine's going to ask you a question.

Well, thank you, Matthew.

It's lovely to see that comment and really appreciate you listening to our fair show over here in this corner.