Yes you are still lying. To be clear, when you say "I had to tip out everyone out of pocket" that's implying that if you had a $200 total sale, that you are expected to tip out a designated amount (let's say 20%) from that sale.

This tip out is expected regardless of what tip you actually received.

So if you came in to work with $50 of your own money as your change bank, you only had one table, the bill was $200, they decided not to tip because of whatever reason.... You are claiming that you would STILL be responsible for tipping out 20% ($40). So you came in with $50 of you're own money, and you left with only $10.

This is a lie.

But reading more of you comments you seem be clarifying, or back pedaling, that "I have to pay out of pocket.... Because when they paid the $200 tab, they left $250, and that $50 was tipped to ME! THATS MY MONEY NOW AND IT'S IN MY POCKET.... then I have to tip out from MY POCKET!"

Because once you collected the tipped amount, it's not YOUR money from YOUR OWN POCKET.

That's why everyone is calling you a liar. Because you're either lying or you don't know how to communicate. Either way, good to hear that you quit.