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I live in the Pacific Northwest so we do in fact tip out the kitchen quite a bit. In other countries, there are guaranteed rights that we don’t have in the US a
by cammikebrown 4y ago
I live in the Pacific Northwest so we do in fact tip out the kitchen quite a bit. In other countries, there are guaranteed rights that we don’t have in the US and especially not in the service industry.
- SeanLuke 4y agoThere is no tipping for workers on an assembly line. We don't tip teachers. We don't tip custodians. We don't tip automobile repairmen. We don't tip busdrivers. We don't tip farmers. You are not special. Tipping does not exist to lift you out of poverty, or because your job is different in some way. Tipping was imposed out of pseudo-Victorian classism and full-stop racism in the United States in the 1920s, and has been maintained by your employer in order to avoid paying you a normal wage. They can legally pay you poverty wages because your job includes tips. Again, tipping must be destroyed.