Submitted by the___black___fang t3_zufpyi in explainlikeimfive
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TehWildMan_ t1_j1itkyq wrote
It's just societal norns that customers should be directly paying the majority of their wages, not the employer.
Flair_Helper t1_j1iucxp wrote
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Tcrumpen t1_j1itlf4 wrote
More like companies using it as an excuse to pay lower
I dont tip as i stand for paying people what they are worth
Unleashtheducks t1_j1iulxk wrote
That makes zero sense. You just don’t want to. There’s no moral high ground to it
CaptainAndy27 t1_j1iu2e6 wrote
You should still tip though. Or don't go to restaurants. All you are doing is taking your disagreement with the establishment out on the worker.
FedUpFrog t1_j1itszj wrote
In the UK it is a thank you for good service, in the US it is a necessity to help your server pay rent and eat.