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I don't get it - if you are fine paying the exact same amount why does it bother you to add that as a tip? I can understand people that say that the cost of me
by glofish 7y ago
I don't get it - if you are fine paying the exact same amount why does it bother you to add that as a tip?
I can understand people that say that the cost of meals are in fact misrepresented because you are expected to tip. But if that is not factor I don't see what makes it so unbearable to add 20%
- Symbiote 7y agoTax is paid, and there's no longer unfair discrimination due to age or sex appeal of the waiter.
- happytoexplain 7y agoIt sounds like you're under the impression that people dislike tipping because they feel they're paying "more", but the parent post wouldn't make sense in that context.
- glofish 7y agoI am fairly sure that most people don't like tipping they feel that you are being "coerced" to pay more. If the tipping would be about paying less (i.e. you may reduce this bill 20% if you did not like the service) do you honestly think anyone would complain?
- skinnymuch 7y agoYour second paragraph doesn’t have to do with your first. Your second is asking if people want to get more for less. That would be true in many other examples too. I’d be curious about the first assumption. I also assumed what OP did. Tipping is annoying for me. I’d rather it just be included everywhere. I don’t like having to think about tipping. I feel like youtube comments are the sort of place I’d see a lot of people think they would actually save 20% from no tipping being a universal thing. The system is great right now if you want to save money. If you’re not going to a place again in the next year. Tipping will not benefit or hurt you in any way since you’re skipping the tip at the end. And if you don’t care about the server’s financial well being, then this won’t matter to you.