>Be at my usual restaurant >my so and I go out to eat here at least 2-3 month >eat a normal dinner with drinks >bill be like 32$ with the recommended 20% tip >I never claimed to be a smart man but >I leave 5 dollars >waiter comes by ask how the food was >I say it was good as I hand him his tip >he looks at the 5 dollar then looks at me and my girl >He tells us poor people dont need to eat out and walks away. >I am not poor btw >we walk out insulted and never returned to that restaurant.
How do waiters feel entitled to a 20% tip?
Lincoln Roberts
fifteen percent
Oliver Kelly
if you lived in a country that wasnt a third world shithole you wouldnt have to deal with tipping, as developed countries have workers earn a livable minimum wage
Carson Peterson
this
Liam Jackson
this
Nolan Campbell
>Tipping Haha good one OP. I'm American and I don't tip. Why do customers have to pay waiters wages? Get a better job dummy.
Easton Morgan
this
Noah Morales
This didn't happen. Guaranteed replies tho.
Jose Long
this
Easton Jackson
samefagging
Cameron Ward
/thread
Dominic Baker
because to balance out wages food prices would increase more than the 15-20%
Eli Cox
20 percent would be 6 dollars...
Hunter Perez
>USA is now a third world shithole. This fuckin got me. Shit looks bad rn, but still
Sebastian Cook
this
Sebastian Nelson
You amerifats tip, clap and generally act loud and obnoxiously to every situation don't you?
Caleb Myers
In Spain we give 2€ for a 30€ food or something like that, and you can choose to tip or not to tip. How can you give such a huge amount on tips? Don't you earn enough with your salary?
Brandon Hill
that guy sounds like a real asshole 20 percent on a 32 dollar bill is 6.40
if he's pissed about the 1.40 either his math sucks or he's a total sass
Brandon Anderson
>its a burger b8 thread
Anthony James
20% has been the standard for years now. Only a classless bafoon would leave any less.
Robert Perez
In Britain we don't tip, instead we complain and see how much the bill can be reduced by.
Alexander Martin
It's a loophole that allows menu prices to stay low but pay is under minimum wage for workers, so people are expected to pay 20%, which is less total cost than if no tips and full menu prices
Xavier Reyes
Your math sux. He said 32 after the tip, not before.
Anthony Perry
As a young adult stuck in the service industry (Line Cook), I agree that 20% is absurd.
I've worked front of house. I watch them all day. The majority of FoH staff are lazy cunts. Half the time they come back with questions they've been told the answer to numerous times.
I get along with them, as no good kitchen could function if FoH and BoH fought all day.
However the majority of them make almost triple what I do and take their surplus money right up their nose (in the form of cocaine). Most just wither away as servers till they become brain dead from drug abuse. (You can use drugs and not go overboard like these tards).
For the amount of work they actually do (in most cases), 10% is more than justified. Making 20 or more an hour to walk around like a smiling fucktard is bullshit. Meanwhile the kitchen slaves away 60 plus hours a week not getting overtime. Cooking isnt the most difficult job, but have you ever slung 500 degree pans for 6 straight hours for over 300 people. It's a shit fest of stress.
Jonathan Sanchez
>Canada-fag here I worked as a server for 4 years and my average tip was 10-15% (this was about two years ago now) And ever since the significant wage increase for the minimum wage, a LOT of servers are looking at me like I've done a mortal sin after tipping 15%. >mfw I feel like I shouldn't be tipping that much >mfw I am a manager and am making less that those shit-bagspecs >feels bad man
Leo Davis
You answered your own question. They feel entitled. Fuck 'em. Leave them nothing.
Robert Johnson
just never tip
Nicholas Baker
There is no loophole. A tipped employee is supposed to report tips to their employer to ensure they are meeting federal/state minimum wage. If they are not reporting it then it's their own fault, because an employer is supposed to make up any difference to allow them to meet minimum wage should their tips not equal what it should be. Before you argue back - I don't care if everyone doesn't report their tips - it's the law they have to. If they are breaking the tax laws, I could give 0 fucks they aren't making their wages.
Adam Moore
Sigh... $6.00 minimum dude.
Henry Wood
I'd rather pay more for the food than directly try to suppliment some dirtbags wages.
Lucas Smith
fuck off servant just for insisting on a minimum tip, you shouldn't get one at all
Ryan Young
Yep, he didn't even mention complaining to management and the waiter getting fired. 0% chance this happened.
Sebastian Robinson
Nigger detected.
Juan Hughes
why lie to strangers about how hard your life is i dont get it
David Cook
Uh... Who the fuck ELSE pays for the staff's wages dumbass? A magical money tree? The customers pay for everything in a restaurant.
You only get to choose how it gets to them? No tipping and the price of food goes up. With a tip - at least you get to reward those with good service. No tip? Why should they give a fuck?
Easton Myers
this
Parker Phillips
lol
I smell an anti-American who has fear in their heart.
Grow a damn spine. Restaurant owners want to stay in business? Then they better fucking make that food worth the extra 10% they'll be raising it or they'll be closing their doors soon.