Wow it does not feel that long since I found that PR2 was still around and getting updates

Taking some inspiration from @Different for this thread. 

Tipping isn't a big thing everywhere in the world, but here in the United States where I live tipping has been a part of our culture for a long time. 

Now imagine this:

You're at your favorite coffee place, Starbucks. You had just gotten off work and want a nice hot drink to enjoy on your walk back home in the cold weather, but this time you want to spice things up a bit and try something other than your typical order of a Pumpkin Spice Latte. You browse through the menu a bit before you decide to ask the barista at the register if they have any recommendations for hot drinks aside from your personal favorite Pumpkin Spice Latte. The barista, as instructed by their manager earlier that day to start pushing the new Oleato drinks, recommends you the Oleato Caffè Latte. You ask what makes that drink special, and the barista informs you it's infused with extra virgin olive oil. "Extra virgin olive oil?" you say out loud, thinking to yourself how weird that sounds. The barista responds "Yep, extra virgin olive oil! I've even started adding it to the coffee I make at home!" (which is a lie). Based on their enthusiastic response you decide to go ahead and order that in a Grande because you're feeling extra today. 

The barista says "Great! Is that all?" and you respond "That's all, thank you!" and then you grab your card to pay. "Just one last thing before you pay" the barista says while pointing down to the register. The prompt at the register says "Would you like to tip?" with the options of 10%, 15%, 20%, custom, and a no tip option. You think to yourself "Why would I tip here? I'm not at a sit down restaurant" and you instinctively start to move your finger towards the no tip option. Before your finger reaches the no tip option, you can see the look of sheer disappointment on the baristas face "Oh no, what are they thinking? Am I jerk for not tipping? Maybe they really need the extra tip money..." you say in your head. You then move your finger over to the 10% option, but then think "I can't be that cheap, at least tip the next step up". As your finger moves to the 15% option it goes too far and hovers over the 20% option and you notice the baristas eyes start to light up "Oh no... I can't just pay 15% now, they're expecting 20%!". You decide "Alright, I'll make an exception and tip 20% today", but woops! You accidentally hit the custom option! You can see the barista smiling and then you think "I'm in too deep! If I back out now I'll ruin the baristas day..." so you contemplate what amount to put. 

You think "I can't do a 25% tip, that's barely anymore than the highest preset option! Hmm, 30%! A 30% tip is perfect! Not too high, not too close to 20%" and enter the amount in. The barista says "Thank you so much!" and you respond "You're welcome, and thanks for the recommendation!" and then proceed to pay. After paying the barista says "We'll have that right out to you!", "Thanks!" you respond. You walk away to sit down then think to yourself "I can't believe I just tipped 30%, I've never tipped at Starbucks before and now I've tipped a higher percentage than I've ever tipped anywhere!". After a short period of time one of the baristas call out your name to let you know your drink is ready. You grab your drink and say "Thanks!" before walking out the door.

"Time to see what this Oleato Caffè Latte is all about!" you excitingly think to yourself. You take a sip and instant regret hits you "This is the grossest thing I've ever drank! How could ANYONE like this?! I tipped 30% for THIS?!". Right after that thought, you notice the barista at the register glancing at you through the window and smiling. You put on a fake smile and give a thumbs up before awkwardly turning around to find the nearest place out of sight you can dump the drink. After you get some distance and are out of sight you dump the Oleato Caffè Latte down a storm drain and throw the cup into a nearby trashcan. "I'm never tipping at any fast-food place again!" you declare to yourself
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tldr: After ordering at Starbucks but before paying you have to answer a prompt on the register that's asking if you would like to tip. The options are tip percentages of 10%, 15%, & 20%, enter a custom amount to tip, or choose no tip.

Situations like these have become increasingly common in recent years. Tipping at sit-down restaurants has been normal for a long time and makes sense given the amount of service provided, but fast-food type places prompting for tips at the register has gone too far in my opinion. And it's not just fast food places, apparently even GoFundMe asks for tips!

Casinos, lottery tickets, slot machines, poker, dice, betting on games, you name it! You see tons of people playing these games because they want immediate, cash results. Hell, they all want a taste of the high life. If you don't gamble, then you'll never understand why people become ADDICTED or play in the first place. Look, I get it... people are broke, penniless, starving, down on their luck, and homeless. They want to live these fancy lifestyles where they drive nice cars, drink champagne, date beautiful women, smoke expensive cigars, buy nice clothes, own fancy Rolex watches, travel wherever they want, live in nice houses, you name it! 🤑🤠

But sometimes, they don't know when to quit gambling. So they become ADDICTED and empty their life savings from work to feed their ADDICTION. All the glitz and glamour, the Benjamins flashing in your face, and the lifestyle suddenly becomes far richer than what you've ever had before. You hit the lottery for $1 million and all of a sudden you're on top of the moon. Forget about your job, you got money, honey! In fact, you've got money you've never even touched before. I'm talking big money like six and seven figures. You might get a lucky streak here and there, but then what happens when you lose? You don't know anything about investing, so you'll end up like THESE guys! Do you gamble, folks?

Mine's made with alminium so it's so cold in winter and no politicians have ever banned it yet, WTF JAPAN! RAGE QUIT!

Welcome to Round 61 of Campaign of the Month!

You'll be able to submit your Campaigns on this thread.
Additionally, if you have any levels you'd like to advertise, you can post them here too.

My mother, who has mental disease since I was 0yo, doesn't let me do so

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Additional Information:
It wasn't like this a few months ago and there has not been any PR2 updates (as far as I know) before this started happening.

I have been running these side businesses: none of they have gave me money yet:

YouTube: I have two channels who have 91 and 43 subs. One was originally for shitposting but then varied its genre like singing, tutoring, and so on. Other one is for music production. One of they need to be monetized first of all. Also I once tried a video featuring crypto lending service but couldn't attract viewers.

nicovideo. Also originally for music production. It was very easier to monetize than YouTube at all. The user panel says I would get 6-13 yen in next month.

Bandcamp. Selling music. Haven't sold anything.

Previous X account is suspended.

Current X account has 9 followers. Originally for my music activity.

Two fediverse accounts.

Affiliate blog. Haven't sold anything at all. Also haven't passed Google Adsense.
Have been doing with two affiliate services.

Also selling unused items in the house but nobody wants any of mine at this moment.

GitHub. How do I do side jobs with programming?

Now that we have the Verified and Hall of Fame player badges I think it'd be cool if there were more badges added to the game.
Like badges for completing really difficult levels/challenges and maybe also for completing contests.
I just think it's a shame to only have 2 badges.