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Even in states with a lower tip worker's minimum wage, they are still guaranteed to make the standard minimum wage if the tips don't make up the difference. Se

Even in states with a lower tip worker's minimum wage, they are still guaranteed to make the standard minimum wage if the tips don't make up the difference. Serving up food you didn't even cook isn't an intensely difficult or skilled job. Nobody should expect a 20% cut for doing that. It is not a customers responsibility to ensure unskilled service workers are rolling in largesse. Just making minimum wage is fair for that kind of work provided the minimum is livable.

thowawatp302 2y ago
> Serving up food you didn't even cook isn't an intensely difficult or skilled job. So how long did you spend doing it, to be able to asser that?
- kortilla 2y ago
  You can tell based on the hiring criteria. There aren’t any
casey2 2y ago
>Serving up food you didn't even cook isn't an intensely difficult or skilled job. Then it should be easy to automate, but the best I've seen is a conveyor belt or a box on top of a roomba. In reality it's a very skilled job, it's just that most everyone is capable of doing it. And "fair" is any wage were you can live and increase the quality of your life over time as much as your work has increased the quality of others.
- itake 2y ago
  Can you share a couple examples of non-skilled labor?
- pennybanks 2y ago
  lol forreal? its not skilled work i dont know what to say. your definition everything is skilled but thats not how people use it in this context and it becomes a useless term. also have you seen a vending machine? its already automated.. its literally what this person is doing: taking order, giving correct drink. yes they have ones that pour it and everything. even give the correct change. and i dont even know where to start of your ideology of fair either. i feel like its flexible enough to use it however fits your idea why denying any other
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thowawatp302 2y ago

> Serving up food you didn't even cook isn't an intensely difficult or skilled job. So how long did you spend doing it, to be able to asser that?

kortilla 2y ago
You can tell based on the hiring criteria. There aren’t any

casey2 2y ago

>Serving up food you didn't even cook isn't an intensely difficult or skilled job. Then it should be easy to automate, but the best I've seen is a conveyor belt or a box on top of a roomba. In reality it's a very skilled job, it's just that most everyone is capable of doing it. And "fair" is any wage were you can live and increase the quality of your life over time as much as your work has increased the quality of others.

itake 2y ago
Can you share a couple examples of non-skilled labor?
pennybanks 2y ago
lol forreal? its not skilled work i dont know what to say. your definition everything is skilled but thats not how people use it in this context and it becomes a useless term. also have you seen a vending machine? its already automated.. its literally what this person is doing: taking order, giving correct drink. yes they have ones that pour it and everything. even give the correct change. and i dont even know where to start of your ideology of fair either. i feel like its flexible enough to use it however fits your idea why denying any other

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