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False. So many comments in this thread seem like they’re written by people who have never worked jobs with tipping. When I worked as a server, tips were far p
by refurb 4y ago
False. So many comments in this thread seem like they’re written by people who have never worked jobs with tipping.
When I worked as a server, tips were far preferable to salary.
We’d get $10/hr plus tips, which could work out to $30/hr on average.
We had people who came from other server jobs paying $20/hr with no tips who felt they were getting screwed.
- wnevets 4y ago> We’d get $10/hr plus tips, which could work out to $30/hr on average. in which city? I would never describe making $62k a year in NYC as being paid well.
- refurb 4y agoThink large Mid-west city where you can rent a 1 bed for under $1k. There is a reason why so many people work jobs that pay tips when apparently HN thinks a flat hourly rate is better. In NYC I've heard it's not unusual to get $80-100k at a higher-end place under a tips model.
- wnevets 4y ago> Think large Mid-west city where you can rent a 1 bed for under $1k. Which one.