agusti

Dad, geek, conversation liquidity provider. vrypan.net (home), @l--o--l (fun). devcoin:$lemon3

The passengers came from all over, mostly Europe, the U.S., and Australia. Spending a week on a small ship together, it was easy to get to know them. Outside of work, we’d often have drinks with them or go out when we docked. We became their local friends—helping them understand the culture, answering questions, or just enjoying time together.

When we opened the box at the end of the trip, we often found more than money. Many people left thank-you notes or even letters. The money helped pay the bills, but those notes meant just as much. A nice thank you note, was just a valuable as a $$$ tip.

But some (few, tbf) passengers would just dump whatever spare change they had left into the box. A dollar or two, to be split between a 10-12 person crew, for their services for a week? Honestly, that felt more like an insult than a tip.

I'm trying to decide if $0.0001 tips on Farcaster, sometimes in a weird coin with zero liquidity that may be -99% down tomorrow, are actual tokens of appreciation.

its not how much you give,
but how much of what you have you give