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- It isn't direct. If you click "20%" on a POS system at e.g. Starbucks which employee gets the tip? The one you interacted with? What about at a restaurant? Th
by Someone1234 3y ago
- It isn't direct. If you click "20%" on a POS system at e.g. Starbucks which employee gets the tip? The one you interacted with? What about at a restaurant? The cooks? The dishwashers? What about the after-hours cleaners? Are store management getting a tip?
- It creates an artificial friction between customer and service-worker. For example there's someone a couple of comments up worried their food might get tampered with if they don't tip right.
- It creates stress/negativity in an otherwise pleasant/fun transaction.
- It makes published prices misleading, since the actual price is baseline + tip%