harkening back from the 20th century and later. but that doesn't stop the recurring rumors about words that sound like they could be an acronym, especially when the rumored acronym seems to make sense. like the rumor that golf stands for gentlemen only, ladies forbidd forbidden. it doesn't. or the rumor that cop stands for constable on patrol. it doesn't. or the rumor that newsstands for northeast southwest. nope. not true. probably one of the most prevalent rumors of all d -- >> one theory is that the word tip is an acronym for the phrase to insure promptness. >> to insure prompt service. right? isn't that what it stands for? >> the year was 1754. the scene, a fleet street coffeehouse in london where a bowl tastefully set in the middle of the table read "to insure promptitude," t.i.
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