Cundiff's custom baths and kitchens

06/10/2026

This is the bathroom finnished

06/10/2026

Man cave is about done furniture and ceiling fans left to do

05/27/2026

Tile all stuck on that I can till the tub is in and the window trims on before I can do the back wall

05/18/2026

Some of the shelves we built out of large live edge timbers . It’s getting closer to the end we have to install the ceiling and lights .

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

Man cave project is coming along

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day Moms

05/09/2026

Tipping culture has reached a point where it feels more like pressure than appreciation. 💀🍽️
Restaurants are no longer just suggesting tips. Some are now posting full messages at the entrance explaining exactly what customers are expected to leave before they even sit down.
One sign breaks it down like a receipt lesson:
🧾 Bill: $120
💵 Server pay: $3.50/hour
➕ Expected tip: $24
➡️ “Real total”: $144
Then it ends with:
“If you cannot afford to tip, you cannot afford to dine out.”
That is where many people start to push back.
Servers absolutely deserve fair wages. That should not be up for debate. But why are customers being made to feel personally responsible for fixing a broken pay system every time they go out to eat?
At some point, tipping stopped feeling like a thank-you for good service and started feeling like a mandatory surcharge wrapped in public guilt.
Honestly, if a restaurant needs to tape a lecture to the door explaining why customers should help cover payroll, maybe the real issue is the business model.
People are already dealing with rising costs for rent, groceries, gas, and everyday bills. Now even a simple dinner comes with added moral pressure.
So what do you think?
Are signs like this fair reminders, or has tipping culture gotten completely out of control? 👇

05/09/2026

Shower waterproofing is complete and floor is ready to tile too.

05/05/2026