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> You tip in the US because the employees are paid a sum that assumes tips are coming. This type of justification has always seemed very Stockholm Syndrome-y t
by madeofpalk 7y ago
> You tip in the US because the employees are paid a sum that assumes tips are coming.
This type of justification has always seemed very Stockholm Syndrome-y to me. This is not a valid or acceptable reason.
You tip in the US because everyone is complicit in the horrendous industrial relation laws.
- chowells 7y agoYou tip in the US because your only other personal alternative is hurting people who are in vulnerable jobs. It's not Stockholm syndrome, it's a hostage situation.
- Scoundreller 7y agoSome of those vulnerable jobs pay incredibly well. Part of their vulnerability does come from near worthless job-injury/termination/severance pay because, on paper, take-home pay is far less than actual.