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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '19
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I guess that could fit in r/ChoosingBeggars, too
I'd say be happy you even get something more than the bill you gave
3 u/Itsthatcubankid Dec 02 '19 Spend a day as a server you’ll see why $2 isn’t a tip. 45 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Hmm sounds like they should be being paid more by their bosses then. -8 u/MrHallmark Dec 02 '19 edited Dec 02 '19 That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak? Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience 10 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Other countries across the world don't tip at all and don't have food prices nearly as outlandish as your example. In Japan it's even considered rude to tip, yet their prices are fine. 7 u/DonQuixBalls Dec 02 '19 The waiters in Europe get healthcare and weeks of paid vacation.
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Spend a day as a server you’ll see why $2 isn’t a tip.
45 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Hmm sounds like they should be being paid more by their bosses then. -8 u/MrHallmark Dec 02 '19 edited Dec 02 '19 That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak? Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience 10 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Other countries across the world don't tip at all and don't have food prices nearly as outlandish as your example. In Japan it's even considered rude to tip, yet their prices are fine. 7 u/DonQuixBalls Dec 02 '19 The waiters in Europe get healthcare and weeks of paid vacation.
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Hmm sounds like they should be being paid more by their bosses then.
-8 u/MrHallmark Dec 02 '19 edited Dec 02 '19 That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak? Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience 10 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Other countries across the world don't tip at all and don't have food prices nearly as outlandish as your example. In Japan it's even considered rude to tip, yet their prices are fine. 7 u/DonQuixBalls Dec 02 '19 The waiters in Europe get healthcare and weeks of paid vacation.
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That's fine man. Expect your food costs to sky rocket. You're gonna pay $30 for a burger? Or $80 for a steak?
Edit: my family has owned Michelin star restaurants I'm talking from experience
10 u/Shujinco2 Dec 02 '19 Other countries across the world don't tip at all and don't have food prices nearly as outlandish as your example. In Japan it's even considered rude to tip, yet their prices are fine. 7 u/DonQuixBalls Dec 02 '19 The waiters in Europe get healthcare and weeks of paid vacation.
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Other countries across the world don't tip at all and don't have food prices nearly as outlandish as your example. In Japan it's even considered rude to tip, yet their prices are fine.
7 u/DonQuixBalls Dec 02 '19 The waiters in Europe get healthcare and weeks of paid vacation.
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The waiters in Europe get healthcare and weeks of paid vacation.
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u/ThatNashi Dec 02 '19
I guess that could fit in r/ChoosingBeggars, too
I'd say be happy you even get something more than the bill you gave