Do You Tip (Poll)

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Question for Americans, personally I never tip even on expensive orders.

And also do you think tipping culture should be abolished?

 

[Iooksmax]

And also do you think tipping culture should be abolished?

Yes.
I still tip though assuming they actually wait the table, I've empathy for low-pay workers as a former wagie NEET. I don't tip if the service is poor though.

 

[ey88]

If it’s a nice restaurant and I have a hot server then I do

 

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Yes.
I still tip though assuming they actually wait the table, I've empathy for low-pay workers as a former wagie NEET. I don't tip if the service is poor though.

Do you think it’s a requirement? I feel like it’s not my responsibility to tip for something their employer should be paying them for. The only reason tipping is so common here is because they choose to save money by paying employees less. But even then the employers affecting the employees negatively, shouldn't affect me negatively just because I want to eat. Its illogical.

 

[Iooksmax]

Do you think it’s a requirement?

No

I feel like it’s not my responsibility to tip for something their employer should be paying them for.

It's not, but it's a kind thing to do

 

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No

It's not, but it's a kind thing to do

It becomes different when its a requirement

John (the owner) underpays Max (the waiter), so Peter (the customer) feels bad and tips to help. Over time, Max sees tipping as normal since everyone does it. Eventually, he expects it as part of his income.

It goes from a kind gesture to a moral obligation, and this is extremely common here, its like 50% at the least

 

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@Bart @TiktokUser
Why?

 

[Iooksmax]

It becomes different when its a requirement

John (the owner) underpays Max (the waiter), so Peter (the customer) feels bad and tips to help. Over time, Max sees tipping as normal since everyone does it. Eventually, he expects it as part of his income.

It goes from a kind gesture to a moral obligation, and this is extremely common here, its like 50% at the least

It is conceptually bad and I think it should be illegal to underpay for tips but I still do it, I'm not changing the system. I also only eat out like once a week or every other week

 

[TiktokUser]

@Bart @TiktokUser
Why?

Because it is a NT trait

 

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Because it is a NT trait

NT to give ur money away?

 

[FaceandBBC]

Fuck no.

 

[Bart]

@Bart @TiktokUser
Why?

Because I understand how frustrating it is to deal with people as a waiter since I have many friends who work in this field. Also the nicer the waiter is to me, the more I tip

 

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Fuck no.

I agree but u being a jew makes it make more sense

Leader of the Black Hebrew Movement

 

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Because I understand how frustrating it is to deal with people as a waiter since I have many friends who work in this field. Also the nicer the waiter is to me, the more I tip

U having to deal with those people should be part of the job and the wage, not a reason for u to get tipped

I dont see construction workers being tipped for every minor inconvenience

 

[Bart]

Oh wait I haven't read that it's on food delivery and not in restaurant. Then I tip only if I pay with cash or if I know the delivery guy

 

[goontang]

If it's a foid I'll give her false hope by giving her a big tip then taking the money away last second instead whipping my 9x8 out

 

[Bart]

U having to deal with those people should be part of the job and the wage, not a reason for u to get tipped

I dont see construction workers being tipped for every minor inconvenience

But they don't have to be nice to you. If they come out of their way to make your experience better why shouldn't they be rewarded with a little tip? Of course I don't tip assholes

 

[whitebitchslayer]

If it’s a nice restaurant and good service then yea

 

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But they don't have to be nice to you. If they come out of their way to make your experience better why shouldn't they be rewarded with a little tip? Of course I don't tip assholes

They do have to be nice, every job description every says you have to respect the customer + 99% of their “kindness” is just not having an attitude, which again is part of their respect

 

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If it's a foid I'll give her false hope by giving her a big tip then taking the money away last second instead whipping my 9x8 cm* out

Fixed the mistake

 

[Bart]

U having to deal with those people should be part of the job and the wage, not a reason for u to get tipped

I dont see construction workers being tipped for every minor inconvenience

Also I've been working construction and I've been making more money than my friends who were waiters even with their tips.

And money aside I prefer working construction over being a waiter since I don't have to deal with people for 10h a day. If you're a honest construction worker and do everything how it should be done people won't be rude to you while as a waiter people will complain to you no matter if it's your fault or not

 

[Bart]

They do have to be nice, every job description every says you have to respect the customer + 99% of their “kindness” is just not having an attitude, which again is part of their respect

There is a difference between "being kind" (just not being an asshole) and going out of your way to make the experience better (giving recommendations, asking if the food is nice, trying to make some small talk without being too intrusive)

 

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Also I've been working construction and I've been making more money than my friends who were waiters even with their tips.

And money aside I prefer working construction over being a waiter since I don't have to deal with people for 10h a day. If you're a honest construction worker and do everything how it should be done people won't be rude to you while as a waiter people will complain to you no matter if it's your fault or not

But i assume as a construction worker u get paid for ur actual work, not based on whether customers feel nice that day. You make more than waiters, even with their tips, because ur employer actually pays you, instead of putting their responsibility onto customers

Also waiters have to be nice its part of their job, just like any job that has to do with customers, like i said respect is a requirement for their job, extra stuff like recommendations or small talk, isn't some insane effort its just standard service, but since tipping is so ingrained, they expect extra pay just for doing whats already required

 

[Iooksmax]

Oh wait I haven't read that it's on food delivery and not in restaurant. Then I tip only if I pay with cash or if I know the delivery guy

Just realized I made the same mistake. I've never ordered delivery but if I did I wouldn't tip

 

[DeborahAnnWollFARTS]

Yes.
I still tip though assuming they actually wait the table, I've empathy for low-pay workers as a former wagie NEET. I don't tip if the service is poor though.

No pity for the wagies aaaaaa

If it’s a nice restaurant and I have a hot server then I do

pathetic simp

No

It's not, but it's a kind thing to do

ooooh what a kind strangerinoooo how wholesomerinoooo

It becomes different when its a requirement

John (the owner) underpays Max (the waiter), so Peter (the customer) feels bad and tips to help. Over time, Max sees tipping as normal since everyone does it. Eventually, he expects it as part of his income.

It goes from a kind gesture to a moral obligation, and this is extremely common here, its like 50% at the least

The US is a deranged shithole, people should riot but instead submit themselves to gynocentrism and wageslave

It is conceptually bad and I think it should be illegal to underpay for tips but I still do it, I'm not changing the system. I also only eat out like once a week or every other week

very obedient little goi

They do have to be nice, every job description every says you have to respect the customer + 99% of their “kindness” is just not having an attitude, which again is part of their respect

they mostly treat subhuman ethnics like me like shit so they deserve to be ERd and nothing else

Also I've been working construction and I've been making more money than my friends who were waiters even with their tips.

And money aside I prefer working construction over being a waiter since I don't have to deal with people for 10h a day. If you're a honest construction worker and do everything how it should be done people won't be rude to you while as a waiter people will complain to you no matter if it's your fault or not

that's it goy! work for the matriarchy that keeps the vast majority of males and you as obedient little ince goy cattle

There is a difference between "being kind" (just not being an asshole) and going out of your way to make the experience better (giving recommendations, asking if the food is nice, trying to make some small talk without being too intrusive)

you were never treated like shit in your life, you must be a richfag or a gigachad
either way kill yourself please

 

[dookielooksmaxxer]

doordash yea cause they would spit in my food if i didnt

restaurants maybe depending on what my wallet looks atm

 

[Iooksmax]

you were never treated like shit in your life, you must be a richfag or a gigachad

this is telling

 

[TiktokUser]

NT to give ur money away?

NT because when you’re in a restaurant with friends and don’t tip you’re seen as weird

 

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NT because when you’re in a restaurant with friends and don’t tip you’re seen as weird

Ur hanging out with people who cant make their own decisions