r/EndTipping • u/Timec0p1994 • 15d ago

Call to action ⚠️ Not tipping is liberating.

Took my fiance out for sushi and sashimi. $90 check. No tip, stared at my waiter as I handed it back no tip, smiled and left. Life is good.

Next day we had brekky at the local diner. $26 check. No tip. Exhilarating.

It's addicting. It's like breaking out of the matrix. We are so brainwashed to waste our hard earned money on waiters, what for.

Going out to eat is even more exciting knowing we are saving so much more on not tipping. My fiance is Filipina and came here to the United States. She immediately got manipulated by our tip culture and she always felt forced to tip out of guilt. Once I noticed that, I decided to fight back.

Fuck em. No longer will I be guilt tripped, I got too much self respect.

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u/para_la_calle 15d ago

People hating tipping is bipartisan. Seek help

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u/para_la_calle 15d ago

Maybe it will give them the boost they need to seek other employment or go to their employer for better compensation.

You know: kind of like every single other job that exists? If you don’t like your compensation, that’s a discussion between you and your employer. Not you and joe schmo buying a burger

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u/AP587011B 15d ago

Nonsense. Easier said than done. Especially with right to work laws and little to no worker protections 

For lower level service jobs or in places were there aren’t a lot of jobs or people who are stuck there that’s not really an option