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Pro tip: pay cash whenever you can. You can avoid a kiosk that asks you whether you want to tip 30%, 25%, or 20% for the $8 coffee you just bought and just thro
by tmountain 3y ago
Pro tip: pay cash whenever you can. You can avoid a kiosk that asks you whether you want to tip 30%, 25%, or 20% for the $8 coffee you just bought and just throw some loose change in the jar.
- Larrikin 3y agoI get thousands of dollars back from my credit card company every year and pay for everything I can with my cards. Many cards specifically give you a higher percentage back on restaurants. I have no intention of ever giving that up. The awkwardness at the counter when the tip prompt shows up is only in your head.
- eesmith 3y agoYou know that paying with cash is effectively an automatic ~3% tip over paying by credit card, right? You are getting a cut of the service fee they charge the restaurant. I do not trust a company bribing me with my own money.
- underseacables 3y agoAs the government pushes us towards a cashless society. Australia is on the brink of going cashless, so your solution would not work.
- pauldenton 3y agoAustralia's government has over reacted and over reached since March of 2020. A backlash is inevitable.
- marssaxman 3y agoI am increasingly doing this as I have started to see "we are a cash-free business" signs; I don't want to lose the option of paying with cash, so I'm starting to exercise it more often.