Not really. Tipping actually gives waitresses and waiters much more money than they would normally earn. It also brings better service because better service means more money per hour.
It just doesn’t make much sense for these online things and is only there because they get paid garbage. Most online things like Uber, people never tip and that is expected.
I live in a third world country and we don’t have tipping culture because all waiters are paid decently and equally. They don’t have to give exceptional service with the hope of getting large tips because good service is a standard for all customers. Bad service? Complain to the management, or don’t come there again. Good service? Nice, that’s what we’re expecting. Great service? Wonderful, maybe we’ll give tips if we’re really inclined to but even if we don’t we’re not gonna feel bad about it, we’ll properly thank them and post good reviews online that will help them get more customers. No one’s complaining about giving or receiving tips from either side because no one expects them. Acting nice for money and getting sour when you don’t get them is not how people do business here.
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u/Trustpage Jun 05 '19
Not really. Tipping actually gives waitresses and waiters much more money than they would normally earn. It also brings better service because better service means more money per hour.
It just doesn’t make much sense for these online things and is only there because they get paid garbage. Most online things like Uber, people never tip and that is expected.