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IMO restaurant tips (and other service businesses) are 15% by default, 20% if they do well, 10% if they do poorly. If they do especially poorly (like, completel
by bigstrat2003 9mo ago
IMO restaurant tips (and other service businesses) are 15% by default, 20% if they do well, 10% if they do poorly. If they do especially poorly (like, completely ignoring the table for an hour while chatting with coworkers off to the side), they get $.02. If they do especially well, more than 20% (I've gone as high as 50% once).
- elAhmo 9mo agoThis mentality of doing 20% by default for something you already paid is what got us in this situation. People should be paid a living wage by default.
- kulahan 9mo agoOnce someone can tell me what, specifically, a living wage is, I imagine this will stop being the most annoying phrase on the planet.
- ebonnafoux 9mo agoThere can be a lot of definition but I propose " a wage where you do not need to annoy your customer for tip".
- Yizahi 9mo agoDo you tip your local cashier in the groceries store? Do you tip the bus driver who took you to work? Do you tip a bank clerk who processed your application? If no, then this is a living wage. Also not having "tips" prevents freeloaders from not paying taxes, which every other worker in the country pays fairly.
- rudolftheone 9mo agoYou understand that you are PAYING EXTRA for the especially poor service?