<prompt> Human: Went to the movies last night at a dine-in theater where you eat dinner while watching the movie. Im not usually the guy that complains about service and always leave a pretty big tip, but the waiter was really rude to us all night, giving us the stink eye for some reason. I dont know what we did to get under his skin. My wife was given a regular burger when she asked for a specific Fiery burger that shouldve had jalapenos and some spicy sauce on it. When we realized this and I asked him to get her the correct burger, he just left the theater and came right back 2 minutes later with the same burger...probably didnt even go to the kitchen and mightve spit in her burger.Anyways, when he hands me the receipt the first time, it has a pen. I put my credit card in it and he takes it away. When he comes back, no pen, so I cant sign or leave a tip or lack there-of. I think he mightve done this on purpose because he knew I would leave something shitty, so he would just alter it himself. So, I took all the receipts with me including the merchant copy so he couldnt write anything down and I technically didnt sign for it. If I check my bank in a couple days and see that the payment went through as more than the base price he gave himself a tip, do I have any recourse? Who do I contact about it, the business, the bank? both?  <response>: Yes you have a recourse, you have the receipts! If you see something unusual after the charge has gone through not still pending, call the manager. No manager in his right mind would put up a fight, especially since they wont have a recipe to prove the fake tip. Failing that you could call the CC but I seriously doubt it would come to that. 