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I am okay with tips for a good service. I am not okay with > expectation of 20% as the bare minimum > tips when I did all the work, like when I picked up a pr
by darth_avocado 4y ago
I am okay with tips for a good service. I am not okay with
> expectation of 20% as the bare minimum
> tips when I did all the work, like when I picked up a prepackaged meal from a fridge and brought it to the counter or a “restaurant” where you order at the counter, pick up your meal and clean up after yourself when you’re done
> tips when no service was involved like a pet store (what?)
> tips for non tip employees like plumbers and electricians when you quoted me $100-$200 per hour
> Delivery apps when you already paid delivery fee, service fee and a local flat drivers benefits fee
> A barista
- unsupp0rted 4y agoI am not okay with tips for good service! Until we all stop being okay with tips for good service, we'll continue having to be annoyed, everywhere we buy, every time, even people who themselves work in the service industry.
- darth_avocado 4y agoThat’s not true. Outside of the US, pretty much everywhere people are okay with tips with good service. The problem starts when people start expecting them.
- unsupp0rted 4y ago> Outside of the US, pretty much everywhere people are okay with tips with good service That's not true :) In Korea, I've literally had people chase me down the street after I left to return a couple extra dollars worth of tips I'd "forgotten on the table". This is changing as American influence and tipping culture eats the world, but there's certainly large parts of the world where the price is the price and there's nothing more to it.