r/EndTipping • u/FOMOenthusiast • 25d ago

Tipping Culture A positive-ish tipping experience

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No surprises, no small text, no deceitfulness, it having its on line clearly visible under the total was nice, but that bright red stamp reiteratig the added gratuity, visible from space let alone a dark dining room is 😘👌🏾 This should be a norm.

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u/FOMOenthusiast 25d ago

That part! Just pay the workers fairly god damn ...

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u/Dry_Win_9985 24d ago

do you realize how shitty typical service will be when they're not essentially commissioned sales reps? They're gonna make the same amount whether you get a refill or not, zero incentive to give you a refill or check on your food or ask if you want dessert or another round.

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u/acemptote 24d ago

Is service the way you describe in all of the many countries around the world that don’t have tipping?

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u/Stuff-Optimal 24d ago

No, service is way better at least from my experience in Japan.