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That's the "ingrained in law" he was talking about. The law assumes tipping, else it wouldn't make sense to have that exception at all.
by jacalata 12y ago
That's the "ingrained in law" he was talking about. The law assumes tipping, else it wouldn't make sense to have that exception at all.
- darkarmani 12y agoOk, i agree and don't agree at the same time. The law does make accordance for tipping, but it doesn't assume tipping or it wouldn't require at least the "real" minimum wage.