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As a counter counter point, there are places which don't take tips, and they offer some of the best customer service in the world. Japan is a good example. In
by sparkie 9y ago
As a counter counter point, there are places which don't take tips, and they offer some of the best customer service in the world.
Japan is a good example. In the food service industry, establishments will usually put their own service charge which they think is reasonable onto the bill (usually a small amount). They don't expect (many will refuse to take) further tips because they price the cost to serve into it.
- lev99 9y agoMy example is clearly assuming the customer is in the United States. I don't think we can copy a few things about Japan's food service industry and expect to have a similar dining experience here. Culture is too complex for that to work. Japan's entire service industry always leaves me pleased.
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- r00fus 9y agoGot an example within the US? Because your example just seems like Japanese culture - which isn't going to change in the US regardless of tips.