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No different than "selling out" in any industry. If someone wants to abandon principles for monetary gain that is their choice. In any decent restaurant or ba
by doublerebel 13y ago
No different than "selling out" in any industry. If someone wants to abandon principles for monetary gain that is their choice. In any decent restaurant or bar, if a server feels uncomfortable they can give the table to another server or have them served by the manager. Rude customers are a reality but "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."
- kennywinker 13y agoThe thing I take issue with it is when you build a certain amount of abandoning principals into a job that could be done well without abandoning principals. I don't want my server to flirt with me, I want them to be civil, prompt, and helpful with the menu. There are plenty of people who will withhold tips from servers who are civil, prompt, and helpful with the menu because they didn't flirt with them. The tipping system puts power into those people's hands.
- rtx 13y agoWhy not simply promote minimum wage and fixed price menu. Even after that somebody wants to tip let them. However that will not be an expectation.