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I'm not following. If the bartender is making enough not to quit, the money is there. The accounting sleight of hand where they seem to pay less for the food a
by droopyEyelids 3y ago
I'm not following. If the bartender is making enough not to quit, the money is there.
The accounting sleight of hand where they seem to pay less for the food and drink but actually don't because they must add a tip doesn't change how much income is going into the establishment.
- huytersd 3y agoThe “enough not to quit” could be much lower than $15, like $7/hour. You can’t advertise $7 and get workers but you can dangle potential tips in front of them. The whole thing is weird game theory.