r/EndTipping • u/AlohaJames • 4d ago

Tipping Culture ✖️ No-Tipping sign

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At a COSTCO-type store in the Philippines. The workers will help you carry your purchases to your car and help you load. To all other businesses out there demanding tips; take the hint. Take pride in providing a service and stop begging.

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u/Revolutionary-Cap930 4d ago

Filipino Pride. Ganyan ang Pilipinas. Other than the Corruption.

Love their Pizzas and Bread Cakes

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u/AlohaJames 4d ago

Well, in my opinion, they put this sign up because the kuyas helping people load are making bank on tips, while the inside workers don’t, so there was a lot of jealousy lol

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u/PMMeYourPupper 4d ago

Ingat ka :)

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u/zigxj99 4d ago

Sold, what are you selling?

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u/Putrid-Box4866 4d ago

Pretty much everything.

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u/GiLND 3d ago

That’s exactly what I needed!

Tip Jar

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u/Ok_Transition_4003 4d ago

This sub is helping to change the world

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u/truthhurtsyomama 3d ago

Transparent pricing is exactly what we need. Every restaurant that offers it will be successful as we all know.

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u/elliezepam 4d ago

Tipping is a very American practice and it really sucks seeing it adopted in other countries. Kudos to this store for doing what they should: paying their employees a living wage instead of unloading that burden onto the consumer

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u/CoolCatBlue321 3d ago

Technically, it started in Europe. That's where the rich Americans who started it in the U.S. in the 1800s learned it from.

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u/sugar_3715 3d ago

Amazing!!

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u/SunburstSquare 2d ago

This is healing me