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What's the difference between a bribe and a tip

• Ekaros 4y ago
  Nothing. Or mainly that bribe gets you prosecuted where as tip is culturally accepted.
  • iso1631 4y ago
    depends on the country "tips" in the US are culturally accepted, although when I tried to tip the guy giving me a speeding ticket he was not happy. "bribes" in India are culturally accepted Neither are accepted in China
• crooked-v 4y ago
  If you don't tip, you still get your food.
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  • cutemonster 4y ago
    Yes. And, bribes and tips are each other's opposite, in a way: - You want people to know that you tip. Then they think better of you: a generous and thankful person. - You want people to not know that you pay bribes. - If you don't tip, you might look like a rude and selfish person. - If you don't bribe, you'll look like a more trustworthy high integrity person (well, unless seen through the eyes of those who like bribes) - You pay bribes before. Tips after. (Typically.) I think tips and bribes are two different animals.
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