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For people that are currently paying 20% tips that's a big win. It doesn't change what they pay but streamlines the process. But for people who are currently n
by tzs 2y ago
For people that are currently paying 20% tips that's a big win. It doesn't change what they pay but streamlines the process.
But for people who are currently not tipping or paying less than 20% it would be a price increase.
If the people not tipping or tipping less than 20% were evenly distributed across all age, income, and other demographic groups probably nobody else would care.
Unfortunately non-tipping and low tipping is not evenly distributed in the US. That would need to be taken into account.