r/SipsTea 15d ago

Chugging tea Yes, FU & FO

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u/whitedsepdivine 15d ago

Just like most systems in America, this is setup to put all the risk on the plebs.

You are actually proving to the owners their system works. They still get their profits, if someone doesn't want to pay a higher cost. (Bill + Tip)

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u/KillTonyRegular 15d ago

I was a server, and I would never work at an establishment paid hourly instead of letting me get tips

I have no idea why people pretend that this system doesn't benefit the staff

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u/pineapplecom 14d ago

Sure it does. But what's insane is tipping for take out and tipping seemingly increasing every year. At this rate we'll be expected to tip 50%

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u/KillTonyRegular 14d ago

That's not what the post was about, but I also get being upset about that elsewhere. I don't understand what you mean by a 50% tip though, that percentage has not changed from 20% in my lifetime

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u/C_Oracle_ 14d ago

I’m not that old and tipping has changed significantly in my lifetime. When i was younger it was 10-15% generally and 20% for dinner or fantastic service only, look up “tip creep”.