If you can't afford to TIP, you can't afford to EAT (pic)

[jonmcd46]

I hate tipping, fast food workers work harder than servers yet make less. I'd much rather tip the chef. and to counter the point made in the poster, i'd much prefer the actual prices and not have to tip.

[OneWayFS]

I'm a waitress and if someone doesn't tip me I go up to them and tell them they forgot something, I'll go out of the restaurant and chase them down if I have to. 10 times out of 10 they'll tip 25%+ out of sheer embarrassment that they were confronted.

Literally if you started a twitch channel and streamed yourself playing video games or started a YouTube channel as long as your face isn't gross you'd make more money in 3 months than you would all year waiting tables.

I hate tipping, fast food workers work harder than servers yet make less. I'd much rather tip the chef. and to counter the point made in the poster, i'd much prefer the actual prices and not have to tip.

Really, this. As someone who's worked in a restaurant. The waiters do fuk all compared to the people actually making the food. And lol that you need to pay the waiter more for ordering a more expensive dish. The cook should get that tip money.

[Nosferatu187]

BRB in school -- can't get a "real" job in NYC without an advanced degree.

Stop being poor and tip your ****ing server.

lol at stop being poor.

just put a sign up that says no poor people allowed

thank you.

[seanb1979]

Literally if you started a twitch channel and streamed yourself playing video games or started a YouTube channel as long as your face isn't gross you'd make more money in 3 months than you would all year waiting tables.



Really, this. As someone who's worked in a restaurant. The waiters do fuk all compared to the people actually making the food. And lol that you need to pay the waiter more for ordering a more expensive dish. The cook should get that tip money.

Every place I've spoken to splits the tips

[seanb1979]

Ib am in a non-tipping country, and I think the idea of tipping is fking stupid. However, I agree that if you are in a tipping country that the tip is part of the cost, so if you can't afford that then you can't afford to eat out.

I don't agree that you should have to tell them first if you are not going to tip, and I don't agree with tipping someone who did a chit job.


Lmao, would tell you to go fk yourself and if you were my waitress and I saw you doing that to someone else it would affect my tip too.

If only they knew that you clean out piss cups for free. Which is now even weirder since you said you do it because your bf pays for everything. But you're working, would you not rather pay your share than deal with piss?

someone too lazy to make it to a toilet cant be doing well professionally

[LS Series]

I was never tipped for working on cars, construction, custodial, security...

[strengthgained]

I'll wait

[lntense]

[sammywatkins]

Because I saw reservoir dogs once and want to be edgy

[Vishca]

lmao NEVER tippin' crew


u mad?

[Gsxr25]

Best for who? The owners? The employees?

[CollegeStudent8]

If you can't afford to pay your workers, then you can't afford to run the business.

[jbball92]

Because someone bringing a few people one refill per meal and some chips isn't worthy of 20-30$ an hour

[seanb1979]

I was never tipped for working on cars, construction, custodial, security...

tip: shoulda gone to college

[Antonio519]

If you can't afford to pay your employees, Don't start a restaurant

[Vishca]

I'd never tip an entitled sloot that works min wage. fukin' lol.

[Nosferatu187]

[IH8RICE]

It enables entitlement and bad work ethics. There are ways that tipping can be beneficial if you're giving them to those who deserve it.

[rainieravesouth]

nothing wrong with tipping if the workers provided good service.


it's those that feel they are entitled to a tip that make it fun to fukk with service industry workers.


i laugh at spending $100 and leaving a nickel tip when my drink was never refilled once.

[MajesticLion]

If you can't afford to pay your workers, then you can't afford to run the business.

If you can't afford to pay your employees, Don't start a restaurant

[IH8RICE]

If you can't afford to pay your workers, then you can't afford to run the business.

If you can't afford to pay your employees, Don't start a restaurant

Restaurants are required by law to make up the amount an employee needs to meet minimum wage if they don't get enough tips throughout the pay period. Most are either fired or quit because they didn't meet the " quota" or they aren't making 3-500 dollars a weekend their friend claims they make.

[ocill88]

I don't tip 90% of the time

[seanb1979]

ah the old iranian lost-hands trap, oldest trick in the quran

[stronglogic]

If tipping stopped being the norm, prices in the menu would NOT increase proportionally, simply because a much higher displayed price would drive customers away. Instead what would happen is that prices might go up a bit but the business will eat a good part of the loss in order not to drive customers away.

Right now the tipping systems allows restaurants to keep prices as high as they can while not even paying their employees. The average person is dumb as fuk. If they see 15$ they don't think beforehand "Oh I will pay 3$ in tips so that actually costs 18$"

With no tipping, they might increase the price to 16$, but they will never bump it up to 18$. It would drive customers away and the guy next door who eats part of the loss and keeps his price lower will get more business.

[seanb1979]

If tipping stopped being the norm, prices in the menu would NOT increase proportionally, simply because a much higher displayed price would drive customers away. Instead what would happen is that prices might go up a bit but the business will eat a good part of the loss in order not to drive customers away.

Right now the tipping systems allows restaurants to keep prices as high as they can while not even paying their employees. The average person is dumb as fuk. If they see 15$ they don't think beforehand "Oh I will pay 3$ in tips so that actually costs 18$"

With no tipping, they might increase the price to 16$, but they will never bump it up to 18$. It would drive customers away and the guy next door who eats part of the loss and keeps his price lower will get more business.

if all prices went up at once, customers would keep coming... business won't eat a loss if the profits arent there - they just close... the guy next door would be affected the same way if this was a blanket rule

[Tuksonrider]

What's the incentive for good service? inb4...a JOB.

LOL. Why go above and beyond in service when you can do the same lazy service any high-school dropout is doing at McDonalds?

[StrongFella]

What's the incentive for good service? inb4...a JOB.

LOL. Why go above and beyond in service when you can do the same lazy service any high-school dropout is doing at McDonalds?

But, an incentive would be to keep your job and/or possibly advance.

It's not the customer's fault/responsibilty servers don't get paid enough, it's the corporations that own restaurants. Customers should feel no obligation to tip. I say this as someone who both tips and used to work in the industry.

[Tuksonrider]

But, an incentive would be to keep your job and/or possibly advance.

It's not the customer's fault/responsibilty servers don't get paid enough, it's the corporations that own restaurants. Customers should feel no obligation to tip. I say this as someone who both tips and used to work in the industry.

Advance to what? What incentive is there to wait on people vs throwing a bag of food at people when the pay is the same?

[StrongFella]

Advance to what?

idk, manager? it's a possibility, is all.

What incentive is there to wait on people vs throwing a bag of food at people when the pay is the same?

What part of 'keeping your job' don't you understand? Also, I amamused you ignore the rest of my post.

[StrongRightArm]

I had a dog treat in my jacket from training my dog earlier, so I left that as the tip ontop of a 1 dollar bill.

hahahaha this had me dying