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I bet they don't tip either.

And what if the person was jewish?

That would be totally different. There is no simple answer to this question, as discrimination against Jews can stem from a variety of causes, including prejudice, misinformation, and religious or cultural differences. Some people may discriminate against Jews because of negative stereotypes or myths about Jews that they have heard or believed. Others may do so because of their own biases or prejudices, or because they feel threatened by the perceived differences between themselves and Jews. Still others may discriminate against Jews because of political or ideological differences, or because of a desire to further their own interests at the expense of Jews. Whatever the cause, it is important to recognize that discrimination against Jews (or any other group) is wrong and harmful, and that we should strive to treat all people with respect and equality.

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