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If you don't think it deserves a tip just click on No Tip. You feel weird once then it just becomes a habit and then freeing to not even have to think about giv
by Larrikin 1y ago
If you don't think it deserves a tip just click on No Tip. You feel weird once then it just becomes a habit and then freeing to not even have to think about giving money when people just randomly ask you for it. It is silly to pay in cash if you have a credit card with rewards because they are trying to guilt you in to giving them free money.
- JohnFen 1y agoI do, when I need to use a card. It's not weird. The issue is that seeing the prompt at all has become something that actively irritates me, so I prefer to avoid the possibility in the first place. Using cash also brings other benefits, such as increased privacy. All things considered, I think cash is a better payment solution for me than cards.
- bombcar 1y agoAh back for the days of buggy systems that would take a negative tip!
- m000 1y agoAnd here come the dark UI patterns that won't show you the "No Tip" option upfront, but instead require you to navigate through an unknown menu to find it, or worse enter "0" manually. And at the same time, the next customer is peering over your shoulder to see what the hell takes you this long.
- Larrikin 1y agoIt is two or three clicks, the people behind you can wait if the business is introducing this fake pressure into giving them charity
- StableAlkyne 1y ago> dark UI patterns Even better is when you tap "No Tip" and they pull out a receipt for you to sign with - you guessed it - another tip field. Just in case you were on the fence about tipping for the $16 hamburger you drove yourself over to pick up, and haven't even received yet.