I gladly pay good tips for good service, but why is tipping becoming a norm everywhere in the USA? Can't employers just pay their employees more and not be so greedy?
It's just absurd when you go to the coffee shop do a self-check and it asks me to tip 🤨
i understand. i used to get less wage and relied on tips only. SUCKED!!!
When I look at these numbers I have no words. Why do people even work for such low income
Sometimes that’s all that is available to them i guess. Yeah it’s depressing as fuck and i think it’s fair to blame that structure in part for the tipping culture we have now. “They survive on tips!” is actually pretty much true in a lot of places.
Imagine not being able to pay basic expenses because people eating meals didn’t feel generous enough for a few weeks🫣
That shouldn’t be a possibility imo. Some restaurants will have a little notice on the menu that says “no tipping, we pay our employees well”. That’s a good thing to see imo. Of course you have to trust it to be true too.
Counting on tips is a red flag! You always will be poor. But I just can't put it in my head that whenever I go it asks 15% tips for nothing. I don't remember that this was a thing before. I am not even saying that there are some restaurants that have additional “service 3% fee” out of nothing here in Chicago.
Yeah man. I get dog food at a groomer so the first time when i just bought the food and got no kind of service, their register just automatically has a tip prompt for all customers. I was caught off guard and tipped them 🤣
i kind of feel this sentiment will leak over to nostr with zapping for the masses
One of the nice things about Japan - no tipping
Agreed 100%
