Tim vs Health Insurance Charge

Now they got ole boy payin' the doctor bill

Co-write w/ Andrea Kelley

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[JudithLyonz]

You know a customer is family when they know the name of the bussers and dishwashers.

[kykipz]

"Those are good for morale!" That's right, Pam, those ice cream parties do keep me from quiting 😂😂

[mcbyt]

terry raises their collective blood pressure enough for a health insurance charge to make sense

[namukolosiyumbwa]

"Altogether now" was a slight break in the 4th wall 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[avril.]

Pay servers a living wage with benefits, and none of this will be an issue. The US is deplorable on their treatment of restaurant employees.

[Electrex]

"Oh come on man, you pay with gift cards" The day that Terry finally snapped.

[souperman]

Making customers diredtly pay for employee health insurance is a new low for corporate greed. Any place that does this deserves to go out of business.

[froggysin]

I feel like Tim is more angry that they aren't just providing the health insurance with the money they already pay lol

[CherylHarrison-ub]

Tim is right on this one. Raise the price on the menu and quit adding on fees.

[DanielCC]

Paying extra on a check for employee’s health insurance is absolutely BS. If the restaurant can’t afford to do that like other businesses, maybe they shouldn’t be open.

[CriticalCentrist]

A greedy multi billion dollar corporation should have enough to pay employees decently and provide health insurance without expecting the guest to pay for it

[Bilal_Aslam_]

That was just Tim testing Terry’s managerial skills. After all, Tim is the undercover CEO of Bistro Huddy.

[mmtmc]

Heaven forbid head office take less profit in order to have employee health coverage.

[livywithane]

The tab, the, tax, the rib, and the doctor bill😂😂😂

[maya]

I like to think Tim is just disgusted by the American health care system and this just makes him madder

[cjsr_gymisfun]

Honestly it's a bigger kick in the *@#% when companies are trying to shift the blame onto the servers needing basic necessities

[dianaprobst]

Tim's right. Not the customer's responsibility.

[UnCreativeDeconstructionism]

I love his random respect for Oscar's wellbeing.

[Nunyubeez]

I so wish this was a Netflix series with 30 min episodes.

[bridgetbadeaux]

I wish they would just raise the menu price. 1) It is the company's responsibility to cover healthcare. 2) It is raining the price of the meal; you just don't know it until after you have eaten.