Roy Williams gets revenge on Dez Bryant

[chris30277]

I hope he tipped. If he stuck to the 15-20% than the tip could have been $8234.40-$10,979.20.

[papachaz]

(09-29-2010 10:49 AM)chris30277 Wrote:  I hope he tipped. If he stuck to the 15-20% than the tip could have been $8234.40-$10,979.20.

most restaurants automatically put on 18% for groups over 6 or more. can you imagine the look on the staffs faces to see THAT many BIG dudes coming to eat?

i agree with the comments that this is really bad PR. With the economy the way it is and so many unemployed and even a lot of those who have jobs struggling to make ends meet, they charge what they charge for tickets, and they go blow more on 1 meal than the vast majority earn in a year, all i got is WOW

[Muskokas Finest]

Lesson learned, but won't matter, because it was a one shot deal

[USAF HART]

Man, that's pathetic. That dinner costs more than I make. I wish I had that kind of money to throw around like it was nothing. Absolutely disgusting that atheletes and celebrities make so much more money compared to the average people in the world. What seperates them from the rest of us? They are taller, have a better physique(atheletes), and/or they can read a script, memorize it, and then use facial expressions to get across a point?

[NZFalcon]

Bet he wishes he carried the pads now

[The Falcon Jedi]

This actually happened during training camp.

[mcsupersport]

(09-29-2010 09:36 AM)Peyton Wrote:  I hadn't thought about that, but it's pretty bad PR. It screams of excess, in a time when that's not really the way you want to go.

Heck man, think about it...It was a economic stimulus package, not bad PR. Think of the business and all the wait staff that got paid because of this, they can rest easier because of this. Don't rag on people with lots of money spending it, encourage them to do more!!!!

[Drathdon]

Imagine the waitress that had the night off coming in the next day.... ouch!

[evo]

Smh... this is just wrong in everyway u think about it...
That 50G could've helped many kids out there struggling with school and life.

But Yet these Cowboys player just treat it as prank... And ESPN has the ball to write it up as a funny story. SMH!

[pencilpusher]

(09-29-2010 10:26 AM)Sporkdevil Wrote:  I still don't know how you get to that level. $54,000? I suppose this is after whatever 18% gratuity they added on top, but it would still be around $45,000 on food and booze.

They just blew a nice car in one night. The Dallas Cowboys literally pissed out more money in an hour than most people make in a year.

True, but you guys trying to pin this on Dallas is amusing. there have been other cases of NFLrookies having to pay for huge meals. As a matter of fact, back when he didn't carry Roy's pads a few people at the OMB was saying they would be glad when this exact thing happened to him.

It would have been nice for them to find a way to get it to charity. But if he wasn't going to give it to charity anyway, no charity missed out. I am also sure it went a LONG way toward helping that resto and it's employees have a very nice year.


LAWWD, I can't wait to hear what the reverend Dungy has to say about this.

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(09-29-2010 06:32 PM)mcsupersport Wrote:  Heck man, think about it...It was a economic stimulus package, not bad PR. Think of the business and all the wait staff that got paid because of this, they can rest easier because of this. Don't rag on people with lots of money spending it, encourage them to do more!!!!

Someone who gets it.