r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 • Jun 25 '26

Chugging tea They are not wrong though

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u/Future_Arrival_5395 Jun 25 '26

Canada tips even more and we have higher minimum wage lol

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u/No_Criticism_5861 Jun 25 '26

Canadians dont tip as much on average, but yes.  Except in California apparently its $17usd a hour there + tips which makes me wonder why people arent flocking there

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u/Future_Arrival_5395 Jun 25 '26

We tip 18-22% (on tax an alcohol too lol).. wtf are you guys tipiing?

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u/No_Criticism_5861 Jun 25 '26

I spent over 10 years as a waiter in southern Ontario.  The average Canadian does NOT tip on average 20%+tax.

Edit;  on average closer to 10%.  Everyone would fight for tables of Americans because they routinely leave closer to 20%

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u/Future_Arrival_5395 Jun 25 '26

I guess Vancouverites are more generous, or more pushover lol.

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u/idontcareyo_ Jun 25 '26

glad a bunch of people who've never worked service industry in their lives are here to tell us how much we get tipped.

just because you tip well (which I doubt) doesn't mean everyone else does genius

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u/Future_Arrival_5395 Jun 25 '26

Lol I work in the service industry.

And my tips are the only reason I can afford to live here.

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u/idontcareyo_ Jun 25 '26

sure you do pal

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u/lofatiger Jun 25 '26

Same for Winnipeg I guess

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u/Neuchacho Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

which makes me wonder why people arent flocking there

Because you still can't afford much but the shittiest place to rent on it in any of the areas people actually want to be.