You mean Russiatobe . <| sep |> There are many exceptions to this . Tip based on net total , before tax , which is added last . Some states , like New Hampshire add 8 % to meals . Also , add tip to a $ 60 bottle of wine ? Nope . If you want to make it easy go 15 % on total , higher percentage on cheaper bill . no less effort for cheap food . <| sep |> The prophecy doesn ' t control the future . The future controls the prophecy . It ' s not really a prophecy , it ' s what will happen . You have to understand that with nordic mythology , it ' s pretty much the other way around . Ragnarok is the future . It ' s not something that has been foretold , or that is at all avoidable . The future is dictated in nordic mythology . In the end Odin will be eaten by a giant wolf . It ' s literally unavoidable . There isn ' t really any supernatural forces at play either , I just figured that would make it easier to understand . The rules of the universe are considered , but not the events , except insomuch as they establish rules and lead to the character becoming what they are at their peak . Ragnarok will happen in the very end . And when you consider how a norse god would fare in any matchup , you ' ll also have to consider how their opponents deals with a bullshit plotarmor . Ragnarok is as much an event as it is a charactertrait . If he ' s bloodlusted , it ' s not Superman anymore . If you start fusing characters together , it ' s not really them anymore . You still accept the base premises of a bloodlusted superman , like his powers and weaknesses and all that stuff . The same goes for fused characters You accept their powers and how they work . And it ' s just the same for norse gods they have the power of notdyinguntilit ' sragnarok . And if you don ' t accept that , then there ' s not really much point in bringing them into a matchup anyways .