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My wife and I went to Bainbridge Island on Saturday. We hadn鈥檛 been in a while and it turned out to be a lovely day (sun!).

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After walking around downtown for a bit, we decided to stop in at for a refreshment. It had a gorgeous setting with a great view of the harbor.

I got the bill and sent this picture to my co-host Jason Rantz.

The text, written in jest, read: 鈥淢y receipt is political.鈥� Notice the Living Wage Surcharge.

He posted it to Facebook, of course.

Here are some of the ludicrous reactions:

鈥淛ust another reason to stay out of Seattle. (Homeless, lack of law enforcement, sound transit, sexual addicted mayor, complacent city council, arena disputes, needles everywhere, ballooning real estate, and Starbucks).鈥�

I wasn鈥檛 in Seattle. It says right there on the receipt. However, it鈥檚 a shame that鈥檚 what you think of our wonderful city.

鈥淭his is why I quit going to Seattle except rare occasions.鈥�

Again, check the address. Not in Seattle. Curious what those rare occasions are though.

鈥淲ell, there’s their tip then .81 cents. Not gonna tip if I’m charged that.鈥�

If your tip was going to be 81 cents — or as it is phrased here, ‘.81 cents’ — then don鈥檛 even bother tipping.

鈥淚 won’t spend a cent in Seattle. If I had my way I wouldn’t even drive thru there. Another Detroit in the making.鈥�

Once again, geographically inaccurate. But beyond that, I don鈥檛 really see how we are like Detroit. We aren鈥檛 a city solely reliant on an antiquated industry. Nor are we struggling economically. Quite the opposite.

Bottom line: It was 81 cents, folks. Lighten up. Channel your outrage towards something more meaningful. At the very least, channel it to the right location.