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You are not. But every time I bring up the unpleasantness and absurdity of compulsory tipping, people seem to assume I'm stingy. I live in San Francisco, so th
by jpcfl 3y ago
You are not. But every time I bring up the unpleasantness and absurdity of compulsory tipping, people seem to assume I'm stingy.
I live in San Francisco, so the surcharges added to my bill are often:
* tax (I think it's 8.625%)
* 18% gratuity
* 6% SF mandate
I know we've become accustomed to this, but I'm getting real sick of this kind of trickery in the US. I don't see any way to stop it short of legislation, though.
All I want is to pay a straight $15 for a sandwich, and not have to solve the math equation of $14.99 + 8.625% tax + 18% tip + 6% "SF mandate".
- 1letterunixname 3y agoI've seen it second-hand many times, the all-too-common mistake of people who aren't immensely wealthy striving to live in SF, somewhere they can't afford to buy property or accumulate savings, and are willing to accept any and all abuse to remain rather than relocate somewhere more reasonable with lower taxes and less bullshit.
- obloid 3y agoI recently visited the UK and it was really nice. Order a £15 sandwich, pay £15.