I hope this question is allowed here.

A random cafe asked for 10/20/30% for takeout.

Thanks for all the helpful kind replies:)

  • spinning_disk_engineer@lemmy.ca
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    10 天前

    This isn’t the answer though. At a broader societal level we should remove tipping as standard, but as an individual it just means you’re freeloading. Unless you’re getting take-out, the price is 10% more than it is listed as.

    • cecilkorik@piefed.ca
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      8 小时前

      The employer is freeloading on both their employees and customers. I don’t support employers who do that and I’m not willing to cover their debts to society. I feel bad for the employees, but I know it’s not their choice to not get paid enough. I just refuse to accept that it is my responsibility to do it on their employer’s behalf. I am in solidarity with them, I vote for taxes and social programs that will help them, I give money to companies that actually pay their workers fairly when I can, and if they want to go on strike for better working conditions and pay, I will support them in that too. But a handful of tips is not going to fix anything or make anyone’s lives meaningfully better. I am not the freeloader here.

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      10 天前

      free loading my ass… I’m buying cooked food. asking for handouts like tips while already getting paid to do the job is free loading.

      wtf is wrong with people and their assbackwards logic

    • Canaconda@lemmy.ca
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      10 天前

      but as an individual it just means you’re freeloading

      You are frustratingly close to getting it my dude.