LOL...Only In America (Tipping)(PIC)

[WinChester23]

Only in America where you pay tips, lol.

[guffstar]

DEANER! where the fuk is Terry? nightseeker!

[whenuseeit]

seems about right.

[jayt8]

Yea seems about right

[westbigballin]

my coworkers and i had a discussion about this recently when one of the managers b*tched two of the servers for saying that they were only working for the tips.

OF COURSE WE WORK THE ****ING TIPS. Food service is NOT worth 7.25/hr. TIPS is what everyone works for.

Food service industry (unless you're in the kitchen on a salary or double digit hourly wage) is all about tips, and that's what everyone works for and lives off of. The paycheck is simply a nice bonus.

[rollyrider]

Love my job where I frequently get $60-100 tips. Birthday parties holla

[ne12o]

my coworkers and i had a discussion about this recently when one of the managers b*tched two of the servers for saying that they were only working for the tips.

OF COURSE WE WORK THE ****ING TIPS. Food service is NOT worth 7.25/hr. TIPS is what everyone works for.

Food service industry (unless you're in the kitchen on a salary or double digit hourly wage) is all about tips, and that's what everyone works for and lives off of. The paycheck is simply a nice bonus.

u mad

[only4theweak]

my coworkers and i had a discussion about this recently when one of the managers b*tched two of the servers for saying that they were only working for the tips.

OF COURSE WE WORK THE ****ING TIPS. Food service is NOT worth 7.25/hr. TIPS is what everyone works for.

Food service industry (unless you're in the kitchen on a salary or double digit hourly wage) is all about tips, and that's what everyone works for and lives off of. The paycheck is simply a nice bonus.

your wage contrasts the rest of the world so stfu

brb your cost of living is much less
brb our cost of living is much higher
brb you get less
brb we get more
brb same

[Aesthetical]

my coworkers and i had a discussion about this recently when one of the managers b*tched two of the servers for saying that they were only working for the tips.

OF COURSE WE WORK THE ****ING TIPS. Food service is NOT worth 7.25/hr. TIPS is what everyone works for.

Food service industry (unless you're in the kitchen on a salary or double digit hourly wage) is all about tips, and that's what everyone works for and lives off of. The paycheck is simply a nice bonus.

Lol get a real job and dont base your salary on someone elses.

[westbigballin]

u mad

nope not mad. nothing more satisfying than a fat tip out at the end of my shift, even though im only a busser.

days where i make 40 bucks off tips, the servers who work equal hours as me (9a-3p) will make around 120. am i mad? nope. i would ****ing HATE to be a server and deal with all the bull**** they put up with. servers who open in the morning (730a) or start at 8a make even more in tips.

[Fuze*]

In after butthurt waiter. Get a real job *******

[myfacewhen]

Rule number 1 in Babby's how to troll book:

Make a tipping thread on an internet forum. Guaranteed to rustle jimmies.

[penorOFpeace]

If a server does a real good job they tend to get better tips.....seems about right.....20ish percent is a lot for a tip but not abnormal at all

[bhipfner]

good service ends up with a good tip, but if the service is ****ty dont expect a good tip

[dcbone30]

I don't understand. It's a ~23% tip. That's pretty normal isn't it?

[JustSaiyanBro]

my coworkers and i had a discussion about this recently when one of the managers b*tched two of the servers for saying that they were only working for the tips.

OF COURSE WE WORK THE ****ING TIPS. Food service is NOT worth 7.25/hr. TIPS is what everyone works for.

Food service industry (unless you're in the kitchen on a salary or double digit hourly wage) is all about tips, and that's what everyone works for and lives off of. The paycheck is simply a nice bonus.

If tipping was abolished tomorrow and all servers were paid minimum wage, those servers that quit could easily be replaced the same day.

[BigSack]

DEANER! where the fuk is Terry? nightslayer!

HAHAHAHA. Take my tiny reps for a FUBAR reference! Even though it's Nightseeker, not slayer.

[westbigballin]

your wage contrasts the rest of the world so stfu

brb your cost of living is much less
brb our cost of living is much higher
brb you get less
brb we get more
brb same

brb i live in hawaii, Cost of Living >>>>>>>>>>> all
and im a broke ass college student, 7.25/hr even for full time on a less stressful and much easier job not in the food industry still isnt sht.
food industry at that wage? **** that. no restaurant would be able to hire a full staff because no one would do that kind of work for 7.25/hr.

Lol get a real job and dont base your salary on someone elses.

im a college student on summer break.

oh and my parents live off tips too. dad is a limo taxi driver, mom is a hairstylist.

i have mad respect for tips since basically my entire life (past job was a dishwasher where i got tipped out too) is built from tips.

[natypes]

Meanwhile in Australia that meal cost 108.23 with no tip.

Congrats, your system>ours

[Metalhead44]

my coworkers and i had a discussion about this recently when one of the managers b*tched two of the servers for saying that they were only working for the tips.

OF COURSE WE WORK THE ****ING TIPS. Food service is NOT worth 7.25/hr. TIPS is what everyone works for.

Food service industry (unless you're in the kitchen on a salary or double digit hourly wage) is all about tips, and that's what everyone works for and lives off of. The paycheck is simply a nice bonus.

Actually yes it is theres nothing hard/stimulating about your job,you're doing repetitive tasks for 8 hours and you want my tip because you work so hard?Someone with a IQ of 75 could do your job srs.

[ManyBigGuys]

good service ends up with a good tip, but if the service is ****ty dont expect a good tip

to this day i still dont know what service they provide that is tip worthy.

[Zwicker]

I don't understand. It's a ~23% tip. That's pretty normal isn't it?

it's a little high I barely tip my professors that much!

[Chakadap]

Why does no one on these forums understand tips? srs

[rhadam]

This thread is new and exciting.

What will we talk about next? Gravity? Fire? The invention of the wheel?

[westbigballin]

If tipping was abolished tomorrow and all servers were paid minimum wage, those servers that quit could easily be replaced the same day.

hah. no ****ing way.

no one would take a **** food service job for 7.25 an hour. dealing with fuktard customers, juggling tables, dealing with kitchen staff on food problems, etc. it's non stop stress. even as a busser my job is relatively simple on paper but it still blows dealing with fuktard customers. i guarantee for a fact i would have quit my dishwasher/expediter/utility job last summer if I didn't get tips on top of my 8/hr wage. i would definitely quit my current busser job without tips.

there are MUCH easier jobs than food service at minimum wage.

non commissioned sales at minimum wage >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> food service at minimum wage and no tips


all you fuktards talking **** on tipping--GET A JOB IN THE FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRY

It's easy to talk **** when you're on the outside looking in. You'll have a ton more respect from the inside looking out.
I can guarantee tips will make your ****ty shift brighter.
Better yet--how about you ****ers work WITHOUT tips, and see what it's like. Come back and tell me how easy it is to work and live off minimum wage no tips in the food service industry.

[elvis_habs]

hah. no ****ing way.

no one would take a **** food service job for 7.25 an hour. dealing with fuktard customers, juggling tables, dealing with kitchen staff on food problems, etc. it's non stop stress. even as a busser my job is relatively simple on paper but it still blows dealing with fuktard customers. i guarantee for a fact i would have quit my dishwasher/expediter/utility job last summer if I didn't get tips on top of my 8/hr wage. i would definitely quit my current busser job without tips.

there are MUCH easier jobs than food service at minimum wage.

Wanna know how I know you're a ******* who never had a real job?

[YIAMSOMEBODY]

Uh.....*scratches head*....I know I'm not going crazy just yet, but I'll be damned if the signature doesn't say "SERVER".

[Frank Drebin]

Lol, servers. Feel bad for them so I usually throw them a couple bucks out of pity. Like homeless people.

[JustSaiyanBro]

hah. no ****ing way.

no one would take a **** food service job for 7.25 an hour. dealing with fuktard customers, juggling tables, dealing with kitchen staff on food problems, etc. it's non stop stress. even as a busser my job is relatively simple on paper but it still blows dealing with fuktard customers. i guarantee for a fact i would have quit my dishwasher/expediter/utility job last summer if I didn't get tips on top of my 8/hr wage. i would definitely quit my current busser job without tips.

there are MUCH easier jobs than food service at minimum wage.

Just because you are more privileged than most does not mean many people looking for work would not tolerate it.

When I was a server I expected 0 tips, that way when I got them I was happy and when I didn't I did not care.

[magusnova]

I have been to that Japanese restaurant OP.