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If you like the food at some of the local favorites places keep in mind that these places distribute the tips with kitchen staff as well . Not all cooks are created equal
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ehyes, (morally) tacky
Plus u spend enough filling up the hemieh
that isn't important to me
on my moral list
he take cares of u by deliveringI don't see why taking care of people who take care of you is frowned upon by some people in this thread.
apples to oranges
there are some jobs that are SOLEY paid off tips
some are also underpaid and tips compensate the missing portion
none of the jobs you listed are those types of jobs
its arguments like those that’ll make the whole convo turn stupid
My mailman/garbage men are taken care of during the holidays, I feel like that's pretty normal.
I'll throw them drinks if I catch them during the summer but that's pretty rare.
I don't see why taking care of people who take care of you is frowned upon by some people in this thread.
I'm also extremely curious as to how females react to this whole "I don't tip" thing.
Do any of you non tippers have stories?
spent $65.17 after work today to fill upPlus u spend enough filling up the hemi
he take cares of u by delivering
u ur mail
something thats in his job description
to where if he didnt do
he wouldn't be doing his job
yall be just making up excuses to try to justify tipping
Cali price for premium is no jokespent $65.17 after work today to fill up
and that was with my safeway/vons .20 cents off discount
That "Taking care of people who take care of you" line always gets me.
It's their job. They don't give a **** about you. They've already been paid to do it too.
I disagree.because if thats how you feel, you shouldnt go at all
its like being cool with drinking/ smoking but refusing to put in
what about those who get paid SOLEY off tips?
meaning, if you DONT tip they dont get paid.
That "Taking care of people who take care of you" line always gets me.
It's their job. They don't give a **** about you. They've already been paid to do it too.
exactlyIt's so crazy to me that I, the patron, have to also play the role of employer by making sure the waiter/waitress is being paid.
I’m buying 10$ straight up. Then tell all the lil homies I got it for ten. Word of mouth. That’s my tip. Matter of fact Lemmie get 2 for the 15yes, (morally) tacky
if 2 different places sell widgets:
establishment 1 charges $15, the going rate
establishment 2 charges $10, but is only able to offer the lower price because the customer tips the staff, therefore lowering overhead for the owner
if YOU the customer take advantage of the lower price but wont hold up your end of the deal...its tacky, douchy, assholish, whatever
you cant say it doesnt happen in your state because its not always under minimum wage. were talking about underpaid in general and none of us can speak for all owners
You can be compassionate without giving away money.My general rule is a little more compassion no matter who the receiver is is always better for this world.
You simply are just there hanging out. You don't have to pay for any dances or Champagne Rooms.
Don't see the issue.
I'd rather be a dancing bear.strip clubs are a great time tbh especially bachelor parties (only time i go)
eh
that isn't important to me
on my moral list
It's so crazy to me that I, the patron, have to also play the role of employer by making sure the waiter/waitress is being paid. Isn't that the obligation of the organization that employs/contracts you? The whole business structure is ****ed up. The fact that I walk into restaurants already having to think about factoring in another 10-20% of my meal costs in order to ensure the employee can make minimum wage is mind blowing to me. This doesn't apply to any other industry BUT the restaurant business.
I tip because unfortunately the stigma of being a "non tipper" has been ingrained into me so deeply throughout life that I can't bring myself to be that guy to simply not tip. Only on a few occasions where the experience was inexcusably bad that I haven't tipped at all.
BUT I think the idea of what we know as "tipping" today isn't even really tipping in the true sense of the word. It should really be classified as more of a tax than anything. Employers need to be obligated by law to pay their servers minimum wage. The fact that you can pay people $2 an hour is criminal.