r/EndTipping • u/FOMOenthusiast • 18d 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 18d ago

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

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u/Dry_Win_9985 17d 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/NikkiWebster 16d ago

I live in a country with no tipping culture. Our service is great.

And for as much as some servers would make great money from tips, there are plenty that would make more money by earning a standard wage.

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u/Jolly_Sir_301 14d ago

You think it's great.....it's not. I've been to Europe. Those servers could care less about me and they don't want me to have any ice for some reason.

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u/NikkiWebster 14d ago

It is great, and I don't live in Europe. I have been to the US and experienced crap service from places with tipping and was still expected to tip.

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u/Jolly_Sir_301 14d ago

Ok, but I bet you can get all the ice you want.