Fun fact, It was instituted in the US after the civil War because businesses didn’t want to pay newly freed people.Â
Shinokiba- on
I just stopped going anywhere that requires tipping. If I go somewhere new and they have a tipping section I press 0 and never go back
darxtorm on
The rest of the world thinks it’s silly, but I believe it’s a societal/governmental problem rather than a social issue?
I will often tip when I think something has been exceptional (service, food, experience, etc)…
But I don’t live in the US of A
agentcryostar on
It’s not tipping culture
It’s arm twisting tipping culture
Where they put you on the spotlight with them screens and look at you dead in the eyes like they did smth
CrestingNixie on
The true world religion is No tip for counter service.
knightsofgel on
Here in japan we don’t tip in any situation ever (not even for delivery) and the wages and prices are not that high either.
The US has been sold a lie
DeathHopper on
I have a simple rule. If I place my order standing, or I’m just picking up food to go, I’m not tipping. Takeout places asking for tips is ridiculous.
BonkethDaDog2 on
Hindu bros being left out,:
420tter on
If I’m ordering at the counter and picking up my own food when my number gets called, I’m not sure what the tip is for. That’s just the normal job you’re already being paid for.
Wonderful_Bug_1422 on
Sometimes I think I’m neurotic and then come across a post like thisÂ
PublicSalty4357 on
Just want to see people working service jobs make a living wage but for now I’ll keep tipping 20% unless the service is down right terrible.
Snake_ly on
Bro my barber has me paying $75 for cut and beard trim, then asks for a tip. Like dude, you’re the owner, all the money goes to you already, why the tip.
Surv1ver on
Fun fact. Tipping was originally seen as un-american, because it went against the core values of being born equal and free to be their own man. Tipping only become a thing doing the prohibition era.Â
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Fun fact, It was instituted in the US after the civil War because businesses didn’t want to pay newly freed people.Â
I just stopped going anywhere that requires tipping. If I go somewhere new and they have a tipping section I press 0 and never go back
The rest of the world thinks it’s silly, but I believe it’s a societal/governmental problem rather than a social issue?
I will often tip when I think something has been exceptional (service, food, experience, etc)…
But I don’t live in the US of A
It’s not tipping culture
It’s arm twisting tipping culture
Where they put you on the spotlight with them screens and look at you dead in the eyes like they did smth
The true world religion is No tip for counter service.
Here in japan we don’t tip in any situation ever (not even for delivery) and the wages and prices are not that high either.
The US has been sold a lie
I have a simple rule. If I place my order standing, or I’m just picking up food to go, I’m not tipping. Takeout places asking for tips is ridiculous.
Hindu bros being left out,:
If I’m ordering at the counter and picking up my own food when my number gets called, I’m not sure what the tip is for. That’s just the normal job you’re already being paid for.
Sometimes I think I’m neurotic and then come across a post like thisÂ
Just want to see people working service jobs make a living wage but for now I’ll keep tipping 20% unless the service is down right terrible.
Bro my barber has me paying $75 for cut and beard trim, then asks for a tip. Like dude, you’re the owner, all the money goes to you already, why the tip.
Fun fact. Tipping was originally seen as un-american, because it went against the core values of being born equal and free to be their own man. Tipping only become a thing doing the prohibition era.Â
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_vivC7c_1k
I don’t tip. I pay what the restaurant says that it costs. Restaurants should pay their employees a livable wage or gtfo of the service industry
JUST PAY YOUR FUCKING WORKERS
Three of these groups would rather kill each other in WWIII than ever agree on anything.
I used to work as a waiter. Count me in.