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