"It Looks Like You Left $0.00 For The Tip. That Might Be An Accident. Would You Like To Leave A Tip?"
"“In Order To Provide Our Team Livable Wages” Anyone Notice An Increase In Messaging That Makes Customers Feel Guilty For Not Tipping?"
"I Was Buying A T-Shirt! I Closed The Screen And Did Not Purchase The Shirt"
"Coffee Shop In Chicago Asking Us To Stop Being Poor"
"Mandatory Tipping. Prepopulated Tips Of 18, 20 And 22% And Custom Doesn't Allow 0. This Was A Food Hall With No Servers. You Pick Up Your Food"
"Terry Black’s Doesn’t Let You Place A Pick-Up Order Without At Least A 10% Tip. What’s The Point Of Tipping If You Make It Mandatory?"
"Nothing Like A Healthy Serving Of Guilt With Your Meal"
"Asking For Tips On Top Of 16% Service Fee"
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also i have a local restaurant that charges a 2% wellness fee for sanitizer and masks of their employees Lmao
We know who you voted for/are voting for, well ... if your not a felon.
its the employer who should pay livable wages....
#5 It’s like the companies started offering tipping for non-dine-in services in order to keep the little rat b@st@rds at Subway friendly.
#22 F@#k this b!tch in particular.
#24 If you can’t provide living wages, don’t open a business. If you don’t want to work for less than living wages, don’t work for these @$$h0les.
#32 This is extortion!
You get to restaurant. You pay for your meal. On top of that some kind of additional tax (not included in price). On top of that the Gratuity/Service fee included in the bill. And then they ask you to tip between 20%-50%. It is calculated with all above included. So
Food : 100$
Tax (10%) : 10$
Gratuity fee (15%): 15$
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Total 125$
Tip (20%): 25$
customer pays for the product + pays the wage of the workers instead of the employer. how is this even legal FFS?!