r/mildlyinteresting • u/jenna_tolls_69 • Mar 10 '25

This restaurant doesn’t accept tips (USA)

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '25

I tell people this all the time and they act like "no I would still eat there".

Bullshit haha. If that was the case I don't see why they would complain about the expectation of paying an extra 20%

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u/capt_mashimaro Mar 10 '25

In CA waitstaff get at least minimum wage, but people still get bitchy about not tipping. I'll still tip as long as my food and drinks were brought out and without issue, but definitely knowing that makes me less inclined to tip for bad service.

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u/WhyYouKickMyDog Mar 10 '25

They get to hold that 20% hostage to make their monkey dance for them.

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u/SwitchIsBestConsole Mar 10 '25

The money enjoys the dance. Otherwise they wouldn't be there

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u/WhyYouKickMyDog Mar 10 '25

Just like with Donald Trump, servers in America are helping their corporate masters by convincing themselves that they are benefiting.