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Of the dozens and dozens of times I've smiled and happily tapped 0% or No Tip, I've never had the cashier say a thing. I did four years of minimum wage work at
by joenot443 4y ago
Of the dozens and dozens of times I've smiled and happily tapped 0% or No Tip, I've never had the cashier say a thing.
I did four years of minimum wage work at McDonalds. The only time I can remember getting tipped was when I jumped out the window after a $50 the guy had dropped. He let me keep the $10 change.
If people running a drive-thru for 12h without a break don't deserve tips, I don't see why the people pouring coffee in a trendy cafe like the author describes would.
- FalconSensei 4y agoExactly. Nothing makes sense in the end when you think about it.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoPaying the number a seller asks you to pay and you agree to pay makes sense.
- FalconSensei 4y agoNothing about "tipping" makes sense
- rhino369 4y ago>If people running a drive-thru for 12h without a break don't deserve tips, I don't see why the people pouring coffee in a trendy cafe like the author describes would. Exactly why I don't tip at coffee shops or to-go places. For waiters and delivery guys, that's part of the deal. But I guiltlessly hit 0 everywhere else. I'm only not even sure who gets the tips at some places. Like I go pick up a to-go order and I tip 10 bucks. Who is getting it? The person who packed it up? The person who handed it to me? The boss? I have no clue.