Comments by "Don Taylor" (@dontaylor7315) on "Customer Sued Over Huge Tip To Waitress" video.

I'm taking the statement "I changed my mind" at face value. If that part's true then he wasn't intending fraud - he's just incredibly flakey.
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I could've easily believed the guy meant to say $30.00 which after all is still an extravagantly generous tip, but this sequence of events is way wilder than that. Surely the restaurant's gonna win this. Edit: I'm wondering just what was and wasn't said in the parking lot: If he was asked "Are you sure you want to tip THREE THOUSAND dollars?" then the guy had an opening to say "Nonono I meant THIRTY!" But if he was only asked "Are you sure you're tipping THAT MUCH?" the customer might say "I'm sure," not realizing what that implied till he took a closer look later. But that's all speculation. I bet the restaurant wins.
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malus1426 He paid for the food, yes. Whether or not he paid for the service ($3K tip vs $zero tip) depends on the lawsuit's outcome.
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@senseisecurityschool9337 I agree if he told the bank he didn't authorized it. Guess I missed that part.
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@senseisecurityschool9337 Oh I never thought "I changed my mind" was a reasonable defense, just wasn't sure whether the guy was lame enough to think there's a real case to be made for second thoughts or whether he planned from the beginning to renege.
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@russellmania5349 Oh I suppose they probably did. I was just letting my imagination run wild.
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