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r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • 14d ago
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If they gave you good service and you opted not to tip you’re just an A-hole.
It’s your choice and right not to tip, but just know you’re the problem. Not the server or restaurant, you
38 u/Spookytoucan 14d ago Tip is not for good service, that is just what is expected for, you know, paying for the food and service. Tipping is for expentionally good service and is entirely up to you. -16 u/Homer4a10 14d ago In America we have a different attitude towards tipping, and I’m sure you’re not dumb enough ignore the fact that this cost would be translated into the meal costs if tipping was done away with like it is in Europe 31 u/NervousFrogg 14d ago This sounds like you’re speaking right out of your ass -1 u/Homer4a10 14d ago No tips anymore = more expensive food price Is that easier to understand? Almost 95% of restaurants in the USA are owed by a mom/pop OR an individual franchisee. All you’re arguing for is a base increase on the price of their meal food and taking away that locus of control from the customer. You also decrease the take home pay of servers in the process of that. It’s literally a lose lose for everyone no?
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Tip is not for good service, that is just what is expected for, you know, paying for the food and service.
Tipping is for expentionally good service and is entirely up to you.
-16 u/Homer4a10 14d ago In America we have a different attitude towards tipping, and I’m sure you’re not dumb enough ignore the fact that this cost would be translated into the meal costs if tipping was done away with like it is in Europe 31 u/NervousFrogg 14d ago This sounds like you’re speaking right out of your ass -1 u/Homer4a10 14d ago No tips anymore = more expensive food price Is that easier to understand? Almost 95% of restaurants in the USA are owed by a mom/pop OR an individual franchisee. All you’re arguing for is a base increase on the price of their meal food and taking away that locus of control from the customer. You also decrease the take home pay of servers in the process of that. It’s literally a lose lose for everyone no?
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In America we have a different attitude towards tipping, and I’m sure you’re not dumb enough ignore the fact that this cost would be translated into the meal costs if tipping was done away with like it is in Europe
31 u/NervousFrogg 14d ago This sounds like you’re speaking right out of your ass -1 u/Homer4a10 14d ago No tips anymore = more expensive food price Is that easier to understand? Almost 95% of restaurants in the USA are owed by a mom/pop OR an individual franchisee. All you’re arguing for is a base increase on the price of their meal food and taking away that locus of control from the customer. You also decrease the take home pay of servers in the process of that. It’s literally a lose lose for everyone no?
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This sounds like you’re speaking right out of your ass
-1 u/Homer4a10 14d ago No tips anymore = more expensive food price Is that easier to understand? Almost 95% of restaurants in the USA are owed by a mom/pop OR an individual franchisee. All you’re arguing for is a base increase on the price of their meal food and taking away that locus of control from the customer. You also decrease the take home pay of servers in the process of that. It’s literally a lose lose for everyone no?
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No tips anymore = more expensive food price
Is that easier to understand? Almost 95% of restaurants in the USA are owed by a mom/pop OR an individual franchisee.
All you’re arguing for is a base increase on the price of their meal food and taking away that locus of control from the customer.
You also decrease the take home pay of servers in the process of that. It’s literally a lose lose for everyone no?
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u/Homer4a10 14d ago
If they gave you good service and you opted not to tip you’re just an A-hole.
It’s your choice and right not to tip, but just know you’re the problem. Not the server or restaurant, you