“To stiff” means to cheat out of money owed. Maybe a play on stuffing and stiffing? That’s all I can think of.
A lot of restaurants charge extra for substituting a baked potato for a standard side item. I think the implication is he would pay the increased price of the meal by reducing the size of his tip to the server.
Sure, and I’ll substitute dog food for the jambalaya you just ordered.
Shouldn’t tell him in advance you will be stiffing him – who knows what will happen to your food.
Glad you enjoyed it.
chess18 over 11 years ago
“To stiff” means to cheat out of money owed. Maybe a play on stuffing and stiffing? That’s all I can think of.
tr.phipps over 11 years ago
A lot of restaurants charge extra for substituting a baked potato for a standard side item. I think the implication is he would pay the increased price of the meal by reducing the size of his tip to the server.
J Short over 11 years ago
Sure, and I’ll substitute dog food for the jambalaya you just ordered.
Perkycat over 11 years ago
Shouldn’t tell him in advance you will be stiffing him – who knows what will happen to your food.
J Short over 11 years ago
Glad you enjoyed it.