It just allows exploitation and bad experience for customers
I said what I said. Come at me bro. Fight me on this. Lolz
It just allows exploitation and bad experience for customers
I said what I said. Come at me bro. Fight me on this. Lolz
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Here's my tip... dont eat yellow snow
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linate wrote:
It just allows exploitation and bad experience for customers
I said what I said. Come at me bro. Fight me on this. Lolz
Honestly just do a flat 15% service charge and have it be a cultural norm to tip more than that for exceptional service. This way *cough cough* certain customers can't stiff the wait staff and cause a free rider problem. This also sucks because then those customers will be given worse service and not all of them deserve it. I know black people and Jews who tip well and it's not fair for them to be saddled with the stereotype that they are going to stiff their server and treated with suspicion whenever they go to a new restaurant.
"Human kind cannot bear very much reality."
T. S. Eliot
Tipping has been around for decades. Waiters rely on the tips to supplement their minimum wages.
Servers rely on tips because they're paid less than minimum wage. I have no problem with them getting rid of tipping. As long as the servers are paid at least minimum wage. But I imagine servers would demand being paid more than a Mcdonald's worker who doesn't actually wait on customers.
Cook your own meals, problem solved.
The restaurant practice of tipping should be outlawed
No doubt tipping has gotten out of hand, I'd be glad to pay more for a meal if the servers were paid more and tipping wasn't required. The tipping culture has gone insane, I bought something on line and when I checked out, a screen came up asking me to select how much I wanted to tip the warehouse shipping staff.
workers should be outlawed
What? If we outlaw workers, who will bring me my fajitas?
Misterio wrote:
Cook your own meals, problem solved.
Exactly.
It's all round cheaper to cook and eat in.
And who knows how many times the chef spits into the sauce.
SergeantLynch wrote:
And who knows how many times the chef spits into the sauce.
Well, that's a bit exagerated but there are other things that I found out happen in a restaurant. Like for example when a chef handles money and then proceeds to go on with his cooking without washing his hands, or even worse when he comes back from the restrooms. That's disgusting.
I also found hair in my sauce, bugs and stones when the chef doesn't wash the ingredients very well.
So it's way much better to cook your own meals and bring it to the office.
And you can even tip yourself tax free.
Placing such trust in the hands of a potentially unscrupulous individual of unknown character is certainly a leap of faith.
Trump was a know unscrupulous character. He was charged with sexual assault, tax fraud and convicted of 34 felony counts. He also filed7 bankruptcies.