I don't tip service people not because I'm cheap, but because i care about their rights.

[ATU| Toaster]

looking at europe, they have a much better system where the owners pay their servers and delivery people a living wage. In America and Canada, we pay them below minimum wage and expect us the customer to subsidize their wages which I think is wrong. It shouldn't be up to me the customer to pay their workers, it's their job. Therefore I don't tip out of protest and instead I right notes encouraging them

[🔥Astral Rage🔥]

I don't encourage ppl to work on mere jobs such as waiter and stuff unless it's a absolute necessary
Yes most times we do tip them however a mere tip doesn't bring much impact or help for them

It's better if we work on getting the wages right and have a law which gives minimum wage as per city living cost.
But yea that's socialism and ruins capitalism

So yea tipping is fine when you dine in a expensive restaurant

[Radene]

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I don't encourage ppl to work on mere jobs such as waiter and stuff unless it's a absolute necessary

And that's where we went wrong. Declaring certain jobs as "mere".

But, well, I guess we don't really know the value of trash collectors until they go on strike.

[Grendalcat]

You really should tip in America/Canada, the staff need the extra money. In fact they have to pay income tax assuming average of 7% tips (not sure of the exact %). A very few times I have left only one dollar as a tip, when the service was very bad.

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You do know that service people get even for that, right?

Bags get mysteriously lost and fecal mysteriously ends up in food.
And what's worse, your name gets spread around. Don't tip a waiter at one restaurant, and pretty soon every waiter in town will know about you and act accordingly.

If you pay in cash, how will they know you?

[Radene]

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If you pay in cash, how will they know you?

I'm that handsome.

[Username]

You like saliva in your food ?

[Gus the Crocodile]

Employers aren’t going to raise their wages because someone’s tips drop off.

[Radene]

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Employers aren’t going to raise their wages because someone’s tips drop off.

No, they're going to raise their wages when someone causes enough of a stink for a court to rule that they have to. That's how it has to go in the end.

[slowdeath]

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I right notes encouraging them

i can guarantee it's not very encouraging

[WhiteKitt]

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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από TheHowDareYou05:

"looking at europe"? did you ever look at europe, they depend ont heri tips as same as in every other place of the world, no tips = no existence.. our minimum wages are btw way smaller than americas/canadas

I been to Japan and europe and they legit tracked me to the hotel room to give back my tip it was insane;.

maybe been said already but you dont tip in Japan

Thread: i try to guess if the waiter would tip me and tip accordingly

Also: if the meal sucked. F all of them

[Fear dot Com]

Someone needs to post the Reservoir Dogs speech :P.

[linis]

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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από TheHowDareYou05:

"looking at europe"? did you ever look at europe, they depend ont heri tips as same as in every other place of the world, no tips = no existence.. our minimum wages are btw way smaller than americas/canadas

I been to Japan and europe and they legit tracked me to the hotel room to give back my tip it was insane;.

Interesting, I remember two people getting pissed when I left a sizable tip for them in the States. I didn't make a commotion about it, but the mentality is "It's not just for you, that money gets split to EVERYONE that's working there next to you." People don't take into consideration other's financial situations. I've known some decent workers to be in pretty rough places.

[longgoneby]

Reminder that wages have stagnated while productivity soared. This trend only began after women started to enter the workplace en-masse not during wartime, and has gotten worse with mass immigration :)
what a swell world we live in

[Arvaos]

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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Gus the Crocodile:

Employers aren’t going to raise their wages because someone’s tips drop off.

No, they're going to raise their wages when someone causes enough of a stink for a court to rule that they have to. That's how it has to go in the end.

Incremental though.

Wages have stagnated and income inequality is much worse than it was fifty years ago in the US.

The consolidation of corporations and weakening of individuals.

[Z]

Tips is a nice act. We call it as sadaqah. As long our intention is good and right thing, go on. Even just a simple smile is also a tip. It's not all about money. Maybe we can say good word or just thank them for the service. : )

[Paddy Wagon]

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looking at europe, they have a much better system where the owners pay their servers and delivery people a living wage. In America and Canada, we pay them below minimum wage and expect us the customer to subsidize their wages which I think is wrong. It shouldn't be up to me the customer to pay their workers, it's their job. Therefore I don't tip out of protest and instead I right notes encouraging them

This is something Larry David would say. Literally lolling right now!