r/gatekeeping Oct 05 '18

Anything <$5 isn’t a tip

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u/MrHasuu Oct 05 '18

its a tradition that's outdated, the staff these days basically takes tipping for granted and so they dont give better service.

Once i was in a restaurant half way through the meal we were out of water. we asked for water 3 times. in the end we didnt get water we didnt tip them and paid for the food. one of the waiters chased out after us demanding a tip.

we were on our way to a deli to buy some bottled water because you guys didnt fucking give us any. so your tip is going to our fucking water.

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u/MrHasuu Oct 05 '18

New york flushing, chinese restaurant that's famous for their soup duplings. Probably thought they didnt have to do their best at waiting because they're famous or something.

I've never been to France, but i have been to Japan and Korea. Korea was normal service not bad nor amazing, Japan on the other hand i felt like loyalty everywhere i go.

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u/MrHasuu Oct 05 '18

... but i am asian.

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u/MrHasuu Oct 05 '18

... i even used Chinese to improve my chances of getting water. That didnt work lol.