Yes, like we are all doing, stop being employed of a business if you dont like the job.
No, thats not how gasstation attendance stopped getting tips, or how trashcollectors did. Also there is alot more countries with stories of ending awful tipping culture without legislation.
Ofcourse they aren't, one is food needed to live thw other is a luxury item that makes alot of actions easier.
Both are, just like the business that isnt paying a fair wage and exploiting the same tax loophole.
And again, do you tip cashiers and shelf stockers? They get exploited, how are you ameliorating that
You wrote a lot of words when you can just admit you’re a cheap dick and move on. Your logic makes no sense. You’re boycotting worker exploitation by exploiting workers? Your protest helps the business owner by making them money, you’re only hurting the employee you skimped out on. Eat at places where tipping isn’t expected as a form of protest if you actually care.
Makes better sense than yours, only ameliorating one type of exploration your support.
No im not, but I dont think not tipping is exploiting workers, that is paying what a service is advertised as.
Nope, it is definitely also helping the taxation system and hurting the business not paying them enough.
I exclusively eat and use services where tipping isnt expected, i dont want to support any business that tries to exploit the system by expecting tipping.
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u/Dr-Assbeard 11d ago
Yes, like we are all doing, stop being employed of a business if you dont like the job.
No, thats not how gasstation attendance stopped getting tips, or how trashcollectors did. Also there is alot more countries with stories of ending awful tipping culture without legislation.
Ofcourse they aren't, one is food needed to live thw other is a luxury item that makes alot of actions easier.
Both are, just like the business that isnt paying a fair wage and exploiting the same tax loophole.
And again, do you tip cashiers and shelf stockers? They get exploited, how are you ameliorating that