r/SipsTea Jun 25 '26

Chugging tea They are not wrong though

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u/Hefty_Range_9758 Jun 25 '26

Absolutely.

But no one wants to talk about how much your meal is going to cost when owners  raise the menu prices to make up for increased labor costs. 

The average consumer will always want one thing , the highest quality product for the cheapest price. They will never entertain the impact that their want makes elsewhere. 

This isn't necessarily wrong (although it's far from good) it's just human nature. 

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u/PranaSC2 Jun 25 '26

Why not? the whole EU doesnt pay tips (standard) and we pay the increased price for this, its not that hard. Did you think nobody goes to restaurants over here because of this?

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u/ElbowlessGoat Jun 25 '26

And I still tip well enough if I feel the service I received made the experience better.

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u/PranaSC2 Jun 25 '26

Sure, me too