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The problem is that you flexing your "no" muscles doesn't hurt the business. That's the nefariousness of tipping. If you say "no", it means it hurts the employe
by xracy 3y ago
The problem is that you flexing your "no" muscles doesn't hurt the business. That's the nefariousness of tipping. If you say "no", it means it hurts the employees who resent you, rather than the business owner.
The only way to hurt the business owner, would be to stop buying their products. Which is much more correct than not tipping.
- blitz_skull 3y agoFlexing my “no” muscles has nothing to do with hurting the business. It has to do with getting comfortable with the most important word you can learn for personal boundaries. It’s a word most people a phenomenally uncomfortable with.
- xracy 3y agoI'm just saying, you're not meaningfully moving towards the goalpost with this.