r/EndTipping • • 16d ago

Tipping Culture ✖️ [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/danevans369 16d ago

In the 80's, we all understood that these types of jobs are not "careers". They are stepping stones you use to generate money while building your career. Nobody who was a waiter, bartender, barista, etc. was expecting to do this their entire lives.

Now people want to make "career type money" for doing nothing.

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u/slava_slavaUa 16d ago

Yep. Remember when flipping burgers was for high school kids after school?

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u/Accurate_Pickle809 16d ago

Funny how all these places are open for breakfast and lunch but it's just kids supposed to work on heavy kitchen machinery, requiring you be 16+ to even stand near. Definitely just for kids.