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How did you decide on a value of $5? Why do you tip at a restaurant, but not at a grocery store? (Why do you tip the server, but not the janitor?) What if we ju
by johnsoft 6y ago
How did you decide on a value of $5? Why do you tip at a restaurant, but not at a grocery store? (Why do you tip the server, but not the janitor?) What if we just charged everyone the real amount up front, and paid workers their real wage up front? I prefer each of my transactions to be one transaction, not two.
- DougWebb 6y agoI don't go to grocery stores; I have my groceries delivered, and I tip them well. If the businesses I buy from raised prices so they could pass the additional revenue on to their workers as hazard pay, and I had any confidence at all that they were actually doing that, I'd be glad to stop tipping.
- ccktlmazeltov 6y agoI would advise not tipping, which incentivizes business not to pay their workers a fair wage. You're part of the problem.
- shepherdjerred 6y agoScience has proven that the average person's life is worth about $4, but I round to $5 to be generous.