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What I don't like is how a tip percentage in some places is starting to be 15% or higher.
And when you pay with debit, you have the regular charge, a tip, then a surcharge for using a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ debit machine.
if a tip is a fee then it's not ok
IT IS WHAT IT IIIIISS
I actually really hate the lowkey forcing of tips that is in things. I'll go to a place and it'll ask me to tip on the pinpad so the worker gets to watch as I press "No Thank You"
If enough people would stand up and refuse to tip in America, perhaps the employees would stand up for themselves to receive better pay.
Yeah it was basic cut, I didn’t get a crazy fade or anything like that.
Slick Back blended + Mid fade size 1.
But honestly I feel you, tipping feels like bribery at this point.
don't shame me, shame the scumbag employers for paying people like $2 an hour pretending that's ok and trying to shame us into paying their employees wages!
No, then they just stop using waiters/waitresses and just make it self-serve, so the cooks set your tray of food on the counter, and you have to walk up and get your food and find your own seat.
Just like how gas stations are all became self-serve, with full service being long since extinct.
"We were forced to do so to counter rising costs, and fewer Americans wanting to work."
You cannot defeat business or corporations. They will ALWAYS win. Always.
Sure, companies will try to cut corners, but there are limits to what they realistically can do / get away with. Same with f.e. states that oppose raising their minimum wage (if they even have one) to a level that can be considered livable. You always get answers like "well, that will increase the price of goods / services by 500%!", but when you look at states that already have such a minimum wage, goods / services cost the same as pretty much everywhere else.
When it comes to going to the hair stylist, this scenario presents itself differently, as I would frequently visit this establishment in order to alter my hair color and the person who specializes in performing this type of service often wields sharp-edged tools in the proximity of my head. In this case, I allow myself to be somewhat generous with the monetary tips.
if they do a bad job = no tip
getting mad about it and defending people getting mad about it just makes you look like fools
also maybe
just maybe
pay them a decent wage. Mom and pop is fine or having a tip jar up front is fine but a multi million dollar franchises need to step up.
I no longer tip unless someone goes above and beyond what is asked of them, and feel damn happy about it.
I'm glad they got their wage raise, and glad I no longer have to pay tips.
to start the change you need to start at yourself.
♥♥♥♥ all lousy bosses and ♥♥♥♥ em all to death