• Presi300
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    41 month ago

    Custom 0%

    It ain’t my job to pay your employees salaries

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    • Flying Squid
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      01 month ago

      Maybe it’s your job to avoid patronizing places that don’t pay their employees enough though?

      • Presi300
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        1 month ago

        No, it’s not, however as a near-minimum wage worker myself, it is also not my job to cover a massive corporation’s lack of proper budgeting…

        • Flying Squid
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          -11 month ago

          If you keep patronizing such businesses, why would they ever do that? They know they don’t have to in order to get your money. And it is the same with your own near-minimum wage job. You are working against your own best interests. Nothing will change while people are willing to give their money to companies that don’t pay their workers a fair wage.

          • Presi300
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            01 month ago

            Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against tipping if the person did a good job, but a company trying to guilt trip me into giving them a mandatory tip? Nah, that’s bullshit, it’s essentially “Oh, we can’t pay our employees enough, would you mind helping 🥺”. Outta here with that.

            • Flying Squid
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              01 month ago

              Right,so don’t use those businesses. You give them no reason to do anything differently.

              All you are doing is helping to maintain the status quo.

              • @Allero@lemmy.today
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                11 month ago

                I think it is the case of “you think in the right direction, but you don’t do it all the way, so now I’m gonna attack you over this until you stop doing anything”.

                Not paying tips is a good start.

      • @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org
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        01 month ago

        I absolutely will pick the no-tips place given a choice, but I take issue with that wording. Basically every business pays as little as possible, by design.

        • Flying Squid
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          01 month ago

          “As little as possible” and “not enough” are two different things.

          • @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org
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            I suppose, but it’s really hard to separate. You have to pick a cutoff, which in the face of a world full of intangible wealth and costs is hard, and then if you come out with a number that’s too high you basically have nowhere you can shop.

            There’s select industries that are super shitty, and I avoid those, but paying minimum wage for unskilled labour is a normal industry. (And, ironically, a lot of the fair-ethical-organic type businesses are super shitty themselves, because everyone wants to get paid extra and some will do horrible things to make that happen)

            • Flying Squid
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              01 month ago

              You’re saying this like it’s necessary to eat in restaurants with waiters. It isn’t. It’s a luxury.

              • @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org
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                01 month ago

                Wait, where are you? I thought I recognised you from .ca, but it sounds like you might be thinking of the US system where they can pay nothing except tips. In my province you earn at least minimum wage as a waiter, and tips.

                If I were to just straight up refuse to eat from restaurants under any circumstance, I’d be heavily incurring those intangible costs I mentioned, because it’s an expected social thing. That being said, I might consider it if I was in the US, but I’m not.

                Also, tips have expanded well beyond servers, but that’s kind of beside the point.

                • Flying Squid
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                  Well you thought wrong. I was born and raised in the U.S. and lived there until about two weeks ago when we fled.

                  And in my 47 years in America, I was never in a situation where I couldn’t say, “no thanks” if someone invited me to a restaurant. And who invites you to restaurants and makes you pay?

  • @rosco385@lemm.ee
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    41 month ago

    It doesn’t have to be like this, America. Not only is tipping not expected in Australia, but when the “Choose tip” screen comes up on US made software, all the servers I’ve ever had skip straight through it and choose zero.

    Servers deserve to be paid fairly.

  • Mister Neon
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    21 month ago

    I know tipping culture is extreme, but I’ve never seen 100%. I don’t think this is real.

    • .Donuts
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      01 month ago

      I can’t find the original image, it’s just been reshared dozens of times on Xitter, Threads, Facebook and Reddit, but nobody is adding context or naming and shaming.

      So yeah, probably just ragebait.

        • .Donuts
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          01 month ago

          I reverse image searched on mobile to try find the origin / source of this specific image to see if it was legit.

          I wasn’t excluding the possibility of some company in the world prompting for a 100% tip, hence why I didn’t spend 10 seconds googling for it.

  • @Senseless@feddit.org
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    21 month ago

    If you can’t afford living wages for your staff so they’re not dependant on tips, your store shouldn’t be open.

    • NιƙƙιDιɱҽʂ
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      Everyone working a job should be making a living wage. “Oh, but then the price of my McDonald’s cheeseburger will skyrocket!!” Fucking good. If it’s not economical to produce a product without abusing people, that product shouldn’t exist. Period. I will die on this hill.

      • @archchan@lemmy.ml
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        “Oh, but then the price of my McDonald’s cheeseburger will skyrocket!!” Fucking good

        I don’t know why people keep repeating this propaganda. Plenty of countries pay actual wages to their employees, don’t have tipping, and the prices are still fucking cheaper than America.

  • Redex
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    11 month ago

    This would get an immediate Custom -> 0% from me the moment I see it.

    Fucking “soso” for a 20% tip the hell

    • @superkret@feddit.org
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      11 month ago

      If this is in a restaurant after I’ve eaten, it would get 0% and I’d never go there again.
      If this is presented to me somewhere you pay before consuming your food/purchase, I’m leaving without paying.

  • @henfredemars@infosec.pub
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    11 month ago

    soso is the same sound as a word that means breasts in my mother tongue.

    Could be worth it under the best of circumstances.

  • shastaxc
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    11 month ago

    So hard to get a thank you. Manners these days…

  • @hOrni@lemmy.world
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    11 month ago

    30% is “soso” but a 100% is only “Thank You”? In this case the 100% should be “Walk over to the other side of the register so the boss can blow You”.

  • Elsie
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    01 month ago

    If any place said a 30% tip is so so, I’m not tipping.