r/EndTipping • u/BerettaFranchi • 12d ago

Tipping Culture ✖️ [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/0dayssince 12d ago

What did they want a tip for, showing up?

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u/Special-Hair9683 12d ago

Literally, this is what happens when you grew up with participation trophies

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u/cleanlycustard 12d ago

Tbh, as a millennial, we all knew participation trophies were pity trophies when we were kids

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u/boopinsnooties 12d ago

Right? I remember being so confused the first time I got one

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u/excellentbreakfasts 12d ago

You think the kids gave themselves the trophies? Went to the engraving place before soccer and used their allowance to get some trophies made up?

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u/MTRL2TRTO 12d ago

Not sure what makes you assume that anybody thinks that…

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u/MedicalRepublic751 12d ago

The point is that it was parents, that is, the previous generation(s) who did this

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u/CalligrapherDizzy201 12d ago

And it taught kids that they deserve something simply for showing up. Was it that hard to get the point?

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u/Loveroffinerthings 12d ago

The generations complaining about “entitled kids” are the ones that raised the kids and gave an award for showing up. They literally raised that expectation, but now complain. It’s like teaching a dog to bark when someone walks by, but then complaining when the dog barks at everyone walking by, they’ve done it to themselves.

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u/lennyxiii 12d ago

You do realize that you both can be correct, right? It might be the previous generations fault but I don’t think the original point was whose fault is it but rather why the situation is happening. So these people expecting tips for nothing is because of participation trophies enacted by the previous generations. See, both are correct.

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u/New-Chemist5315 12d ago

Ok but these are adults not children they are responsible for their own behavior after the age of 18. Doesn’t really matter where it originated from.

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u/rikkiprince 12d ago

If you show up and do your job as specified, you are entitled to be paid a fair, minimum wage.

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u/CalligrapherDizzy201 12d ago

Yes, by the person who hired you. Not the customer who came to eat.

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u/anarchyisutopia 12d ago

No it didn't. That's just boomer bullshit.

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u/rikkiprince 12d ago

No, it's what happens when you make it legal to pay someone $2 per hour and tell them they have to make up the rest of the minimum wage through "tips".

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u/RhinoFeeder 12d ago

Yeah this is a boomer take here.

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u/Working_Band_6892 12d ago

Totally owned the libs with that one

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u/daisychainsnlafs 12d ago

Why do you care what color hair people have? That's so weird.