Waitress left 2 pennies and note by customer

[KurtNYC]

151. The writer of this note is female, left-handed and on the young side

The letters, especially the 'D' and the 'f' s, lean backward slightly, characteristic of a left-handed writer. The writer likes a little extra personal space as shown by the extra wide space between words.

Printed letters are very round and only occasionally lapse into script (see the end of "personal&quot . Writing shows a concern for legibility and is careful to use the correct form of "you're." Note was re-read and the semi-colon inserted erroneously.

The writing shows no signs of anger -- large letters, underlining, cross-outs, heavy pressure on the pen -- which is odd given the text of the note. Writer is college educated -- "101" and free of physical impairments. This is a carefully written note in which one young female coldly judges and punishes another.

I find it interesting that many here assumed the writer was male.