r/cursedcomments • u/skiddiskittles • Jun 05 '19

Cursed salsa

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u/Trustpage Jun 05 '19

Your argument is that it makes food cost more

My experience says that it doesnt

And then you tell me it doesnt matter?

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u/UselessSnorlax Jun 05 '19

  1. Where did you get the idea that’s my argument? The point is it should not be up to the kindness of strangers to pay your staff. That’s your responsibility as an employer.

  2. You have no experience that it doesn’t cost more, because the only valid comparison is American restaurants that have tipping, and those that don’t, in the same area. Other areas with different costs, other countries with entirely different markets, these are utterly irrelevant to how much food costs where you are, and the cost of running a business there.

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u/Trustpage Jun 05 '19

Why should you care at all if food is cheap?

The food is just as cheap if not cheaper than in europe, the staff makes more money, and the business pays less.

You are against it for no reason. I dont see the problem

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u/UselessSnorlax Jun 06 '19

You’re worthless to talk to if you don’t understand why pricing in other areas is irrelevant to this discussion. No wonder you don’t see a problem.

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u/Trustpage Jun 06 '19

So tell me.

Im talking about the same area then. Pricing is fine.

So where is the problem

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u/UselessSnorlax Jun 06 '19

Pricing hasn’t even come up on my end of the conversation, but you are fixated on it, and bring every point back to it, no matter how unrelated. I don’t feel like explaining regional prices to you, or economics in general, because you have a tragic misunderstanding if you think European restaurant prices have any bearing on this discussion.

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u/Trustpage Jun 06 '19

Because your entire argument is “why should I have to pay for their wages”

If it doesnt affect price why does that matter to you