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The level of service in Japan, where tipping is not customary, completely disproves your thesis.
by nihonde 8y ago
The level of service in Japan, where tipping is not customary, completely disproves your thesis.
- WillPostForFood 8y agoIt doesn’t disprove it. It could disprove it, or Japan could just have an incredibly polite service oriented culture.
- 51lver 8y agoIt nicely shoots down the idea that tipping is required for good service. Done.
- friedman23 8y agoGood job shooting down that argument, can you point me to where someone made that claim?
- nihonde 8y ago“You say this is a good thing, until you go to Europe and get treated terrible service.” = A policy of no tips results in poor service.
- friedman23 8y agoNo that statement does not state that tips are required for good service, it implies that if Europe had tips it would have better service than it does today. Obviously tips are not required for good service as many restaurants and even Japan as a whole manage to do it.
- perfmode 8y agoI recommend you check out this book: “How to Read and Do Proofs: An Introduction to Mathematical Thought Processes” https://www.amazon.com/How-Read-Proofs-Introduction-Mathematical/dp/1118164024 https://www.amazon.com/How-Read-Proofs-Introduction-Mathemat...
- THE_PUN_STOPS 8y agoArigatou Gozaimasu!
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