People on Tipping
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What’s going on with tipping culture? Is tipping necessary? Do you tip cashiers? What are your thoughts on tipping?
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It's always a sad day when a creator chooses to work with Betterhelp. I guess that bag is almost impossible to resist.
@@djentlover monetary desperation from both sides of the contract
depression and negativity at all fronts
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The double mic is a great idea as it creates a genuine conversation flowing.
They aren’t connected to anything… are they? 🎤 🎤 7:20
@@dankspanktv……I hope this is sarcasm💀
Absolutely.
@@dankspanktv Either way it might make them feel less awkward to have it.
@@dankspanktv im 90% sure that's røde wireless pro or something similar. Also you can hear them breath when they get close to the mic😁😁
i like the mics being held by the people it changes the vibe in a good way
Totally agree (and they are so high tech)
I don’t understand tipping on online ordering before you even get your food
If you're referring to Uber eats, it's because they often drive miles for pocket change, so the tip goes into the pay out which incentivizes them to click "accept" to take the order.
It’s a bid to get your food faster. Drivers are receiving a lot of offer a lot of them are low, if they see a nice tip they’ll take it and you will get your food faster. It only sucks when a lazy driver gets it and your food is cold
@@FirstnameLastname-pe5ib As someone who drives for Grubhub there was a recent Grubhub update where if the customer tips a couple bucks we get paid the same as we would if they didn't tip and Grubhub just pays us less... Kinda pisses me off that the customers are paying more when they tip and I mean Grubhub is basically just taking the tip by paying us less when they tip. One of my normal guys tipped me $10 and Grubhub base pay paid me $2 instead of the normal $12 they would have paid me if he didn't tip at all... Not cool at all to do that to customers
@@cubswincubswinao if your food is cold, the driver probably came on a bicycle...
I dont understand tipping, period. The employers should pay their employees a decent wage. I wish we were like Japan when it comes to tipping.. none at all!
Its reached its tipping point
girl near the end is hilarious, lold at the plastic bag/ garbage tumbleweed
🤣 she was a pleasure to talk to for sure. Very funny and great energy. She was also a fan who approached us 🙌🏼
Here in germany 10% is a normal tip if the customer was happy with everything. But USA has completely lost the plot. That isnt tipping, its more like a tax, so that waiters dont starve.
I only tip when a person constantly checks on our table and asks if everyone’s good, refills, has charisma etc. But when I get my own groceries and the person at the front of the line asks me if I found everything okay, I’m not fuckin tip’n 🤣
Why tf I'm laughing my ass off from that zoomed cat
That cat was pure gold 😂
hahahha damm right ...straight up to the comments 5 seconds in to see if anyone found it hillarious : D : D : D
last guy chill af
He's my Zen
The answer is , pay your people a good salary . We in europe or atleast where im from we never tip almost, the people are getting paid fair wages . The occasion they get a tip its just a "Nice bonus" .
They don't do this because it would raise prices even more than they already are and these massive corporations are focused on squeezing as much profits out of people as possible. Eating out in the US is literally 2-3x more expensive than what it was 10 years ago now. A $5 sandwich from Subway is now $15.
The lady with the baby was so well spoken and a great sense of humour…man that’s hard to find nowadays
She actually found Andrew. She approached us with “what kind of mischief are you getting into today?” 😂
she's a whack job
That woman with the baby married a Minecraft character.
Haha that was one cool pixel baby, though she was not the mom (clearly). The pixel parents were elsewhere 👀
@@dankspanktvHow do you know that?
I read tripping 😂😂😂😂
Love the new mics! You have cool interactions with people. I always enjoy watching these short conversations, regardless of the subject matter of the discussion
The entire “People on…” series is a vibe for sure. Always a fun break from your day to watch
It does seem like everywhere you go every receipt has a tip section. Even if you're in a drive-thru.
Asking for a tip as part of the transaction is a low level form of rackateering, trying to coerce people into fraudulently giving them more profit. Should be totally illegal and banned. It’s super shady business.
Two bottoms do not make a top LMFAO that dude cracked me up
haha the guy at the end seemed so zen. great video mate been watching for years much love from sydney australia
Chick with the cat had some elite energy, it’s validating to talk with people who seem actually considerate of the topic and their stance.
Her cat was so chill 🐱
That’s great that someone actually told you that he’s a viewer of your videos!
you know whats really criminal is some places that have bussers who dont "serve" but instead clear tables, do dishes, refill/make drinks, etc also get low wages but do not get any tips. i worked at a place like that for 2 years as my first job and did 3x the work of the "servers" but got paid MUCH less. sometimes the servers would give me like 5% of their tips as if they were so gracious.
If a server doesn't like being paid $3ph then they should get a proper paid job. These people are not captive prisoners, they have a choice to join the world of properly paid employment.
Life’s not that simple
Shout out to the camera man who panned out to get those geese and babies!! Lol I saw them in the background and was compelled to want to see them 😂
✌🏼 glad you enjoyed them! There were some great animals that day 🐱🐥🐶 I wanted Andrew to ask a duck too, missed opportunity 🦆
Camera man doing his own thing,
I went in to Little Caesar's a few months ago to get a couple Hot n Ready pizzas. Swiped my card, and the screen asked how much I'm tipping. Flabbergasted, I looked up at the girl working behind the counter, and politely told her the machine malfunctioned. She showed me how to change it to zero. I just recently found out that they actually were expecting a tip for walking into the store and getting a hot n ready sitting on the shelf. I still can't believe it.
I don't tip for any of that skilless crap that I would gladly do my self. Ill pour my own coffee. Ill pick up my food at the counter and walk my feet to my table. What I will gladly tip for is a really meticulous haircut. That just improved my week. Or mobile auto work. They literally fixed my car at my house for a reasonable price. I'm happy & releived now. Here's a tip.
Chatting to the first man: I put no tip, I look them straight in the eye while I do it.
Chatting to second lady after she said she feels bad giving no tip: It sucks, I hate it.
The answer is simple. Be the change you want to see in the world. So stop tipping. You stop tipping because you want workers to get a fair wage from the company. Your battle is against the company not the worker. The people behind this understand human psychology and meticulously design these systems to manipulate us. The guilt tripping is part of it. Other companies like the existing model and adopt it even if they don't understand the reason why the system exists in the first place. Stick to your principles and don't give in to the guilt you feel. This is hard. I don't live in America so I don't understand exactly how difficult this will be. This is just an opinion from an outside perspective.
in a restaurant environment if i’m getting serviced then i usually ask for very specific easy requests that are reasonable of course. if they don’t fulfill those i don’t tip. i think tipping is for exceptional service, but i always press no for the cashier tip
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I feel bad not tipping a local cafe barista for a small coffee, but when they stand right in front of you and wait for you to finish the transaction, I feel guilted into tipping. I’m $300k in debt as a medical student lmao I’m sorry but you’re gonna get $1 or nothing
Dang a dog in med school? Thought I’d seen it all
There is no need to tip, the price is reasonable and if you tip, the price doesn't make sense now. Tips are a trick for workers and clients, but not for business owners
Get coffee at home
@@Mokilla2525 a worm in med school
I don't tip for coffee. They are there getting paid to make coffees and only coffee. They don't have to tip out a bartender and cooks like a server must do even if the server doesn't get tipped correctly. If workers don't like it go work another job where you know your exact rate.
At Domino's tonight I got a free garlic knot and cinnamon knots plus extra icy and marinara sauce and the lady reached over and hit no tip for me.. that deserves a tip for being cool and next time I see her she will get one
My family and I went to a restaurant (Grillmarx in Columbia). Bill came out to around $200 we left a $30 tip and server got mad complained to his manager and the manager went to our table to see if we could tip more 😵💫 we were like ok? How much? She was like if you could tip $20 more. We tipped extra $20 and never went back
That's so gross.
I agree it’s getting out of control. I tip for coffee, like I tip for a beer at a bar. It’s the same shit. I tip a food truck a buck. The god damn tobacco shop by my house asks for a tip when I pay with a credit card for a vape. I don’t tip them.
I tip often enough though, because I can afford to and I feel like people are struggling. I wish I didn’t have to, but it is what it is.
Wonderful questions, wonderful people, wonderful answers. I love this
The Dou mic is a great idea, obviously a very small risk there of someone stealing it, but aside from that it allows both people to talk seamlessly, encouraging conversation, and i also feel like it helps people feel more relaxed and apart of something rather then on the spot from another person holding a microphone in their face. Great Video
Andrew is quite fit, thief’s beware: he gon’ run you down. 🏃♂️
mr pink doesnt tip
He doesn't believe in it.
No way lmao i was watching that movie a couple weeks ago
Almost all of our economic struggles boil down to the fact that average people simply don't make enough money. Now, the obvious answer to that is "workers should be paid more", but how we get to that point requires multiple broad societal changes to shift the economy into one that is less geared towards corporations making greater profits year over year, and more geared towards making the majority of American citizens able to power the economy themselves. We can tax corporations and the wealthy more, we can make labor unions strong again, and we could even implement universal basic income. There are all kinds of ways to build a healthier, more egalitarian economy. Just need to fight harder for it as the people standing in the way get old and die.
I agree with most of what you said. Except for the bit about unions. Labor unions, when first instituted to protect the safety of workers, solved a dangerous problem at the time. They outlived their usefulness, however, when they became riddled with corruption and employees started demanding ridiculous perks like their birthdays off (🙄). The corrupt unions are the reason that most factories moved to off shore, Union free, manufacturing facilities. I watched it happen, first hand, in the garment industry in the 70’s. So…along with moving the production to other countries…the jobs went, too. Before unions made manufacturing impossible to accomplish in the US, there were plenty of jobs…on all levels…throughout the US. People felt better about themselves when they had jobs with benefits they could be confident about. We are now at a place where people are constantly struggling mentally and financially…a great percentage of young people do not have benefits with their jobs. They have minimum wage jobs that they can’t be proud of. Corporations give them silly ‘titles’ like ‘Pet Specialist’ (Petsmart shelf stocker) to pacify their need for adulation, rather than giving them benefits. They are coerced into accepting the health plans that the government forces them to have. Look at the big picture here. Labor unions are not the answer.
@@toomuchmom I don't want corrupt unions
@@darkphoenix2 Unfortunately unions are easily corrupted. If companies had decent mission statements, that they stuck to, unions wouldn’t get a foot hold.
You make people wealthy by having sound money and getting out of the way of the private economy to allow it to unleash its productivity. Not by more centralized power and redistribution, which is susceptible to corruption. The natural state of the economy is falling prices and widely spread wealth. The reason we don't have that is because of the very government intervention that you think is the solution. Corporate power is much less dangerous than government power because transactions with them are voluntary.
Youre so nice to help him out there with the mic
Those mics really are high tech
7:18 Bro was flabbergasted by bluetooth 🤯
Idk if it was the mic’s or just awesome people but these interviews had a lot of charisma
It was also a beautiful day out with a lot of great people enjoying the Parthenon. 🌞 🏛️
Good interview ❤️❤️
Glad to see you’re back man
Great vid as always, can you do a "People on Tripping" next? Shaka brah 🤙
I’m a Semi Truck driver and never received a tip 😅😅😅😅
its nice when you check out and there is not a question to ask you to tip. But i like to tip but not when i know when i what i tip before they make my food or drink
BRAH I work in a hospital and I run a Starbucks BY MYSELF, and I dont ask for tips ever... people just leave them because I have good customer service and go above and beyond... it really depends on the person. No ONE deserves a tip. THEY earn it. from the kindness of people. end of story.
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Dining in: 20%
Takeout: 10%
Coffee/Drinks: $1 per drink
Everything else: no tip unless service is exceptional or someone goes out of their way to be helpful
I live in a country in Europe and here we actually give tips with pleasure, because they are not forced at all, by the bartenders. Usually you just have a can/a cup where you can throw some cash, and that is about it. Of course, it is more elegant in premium restaruants, but I don't normally go to such places, so I can only imagine. lol Basically, I think tipping is a very intuitive thing. I don't really believe in regulatons, laws etc. concerning this topic. I do believe spreading awareness that tipping is okay is the most we can do. Do tip, people! That is what you would want too, if you were on the other side of the counter!
leave the poor bee alone andrew!!
It would be really interesting if some restaurants did an experiment by paying their workers enough and putting up a big sign that says "no tip needed because we pay fairly".
I think that kind of approach could start a movement from the other side and remove some of the guilt people feel not tipping and knowing what they're paying for the meal is actually fair.
I went on vacation in the USA and we drove through a couple of states for three weeks and I felt the tipping culture was so out of control I felt like I was getting scammed left right and center. I’m never going to the USA for vacation again.
Which states did you go to?
Great video idea! I don't like tipping because too many customers are unfair and inconsiderate.
We need a law/policy that does not allow businesses to *ask* for tips in any way. that means nothing on the check, no screen popping up asking what % you want to tip, and no tip jars. it should be illegal to do that and then i believe we can see change for the better. vote for me 2025
The thing is, if servers get paid higher wages, food cost will go waaaay up. So everyone will still not be happy lol
As a barista, I think you should tip if you’re getting a complicated beverage and want specific things added and specific steps. If you just want a drip coffee or a pastry then don’t tip. But tipping at dispensaries and smoke shops and things like that is wild. For servers and delivery drivers I think it goes without saying that you should tip.
"Tipping is necessary" says the only country on earth where it's habitually practiced.
The solution is conceptually really simple. Consumers just need to stop tipping and put the pressure back on the actual employer. This argument of "they only get paid $2 an hour" is only half the story. If an employee's tips aren't enough to meet their set wage, then the employer is obligated by federal law to pay the remainder. And boy does the restaurant industry love this system they've lobbied for. "But if we don't tip, the prices will go up!" Newsflash, you're already paying for those higher prices, you just love the illusion of lower menu prices.
Andrew, keep on keeping on!
im so sorry . i feel a little responsible for this. i started tipping heavier when picking up coffees because i never go out to eat at restaraunts. i want to,get in,get out. you made that possible,thank you so much $$. those were the brass tacks.
I really hate the tipping prompt on takeout orders that I am picking up myself. There's no reason to have that, but I feel like if I don't I'm going to somehow get something messed up with my food.
i don't think shilling for a mental health company which used to sell personal data to social media companies like Meta/Facebook (without the users knowledge or permission) is the best way to go forward, lahwf...
Who cares? He's securing the bag, mans gotta eat. Formulate your own opinion, ignore the shill, just part of the process
I work as a barista in a local caffe/bakery, and trust me, we hate it too. However, if there were no tips or in a smaller amount, or if there were no local regular folks to tip us, we would make almost nothing with minimal wage. Loved the video my GOAT
I'm curious as to why you don't just get a properly paid job? Clearly there is a reason why you haven't made that change.
I never feel bad for not tipping. Waitresses/waiters and pizza is all I tip for.
Tips have always been acknowledgement of gratitude for a service performed well. The percentage should be based on how well the service was performed. Remove the tip; remove the incentive to do well at the job. Do a crap job, get a crap prize. Do the job well, get the 20-25%. Do little to nothing, get little to nothing.
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Tipping is essential in America as the pay is so low
Teachers in high school now are asking for tips and have tip jars on there desks here in all 6 high schools in my county here in Georgia
I only tip at a sit down restaurant. No for everything else.
damn that's a nice cat
If you’re tipping at a coffee shop, it’s probably a pool which means they all share the total amount of tips.. since somebody is actually making the drinks, and someone is working the cashier, it’s only fair they get tipped. Kinda like tipping a bartender making your drinks/taking your order
I thought of American Beauty too!!!
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og video as always. you the man
Corportate places like starbucks i cant stand being asked to tip. but a small mom and pop i enjoy it. especially places i frequently go to and know the tips goes to locals in my area. most are young college students. if i got it that day ill give it.
the last guy seemed so chill
What about the constant donation screens on top of all the tipping, it’s out of control.
We give out hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars to other countries, but our citizens are so broke we rely on one impoverished person to pay extra money to another impoverished person because our hourly wage is too low and none of us can get any financial help.
do you feel lonely being one of the very few people who actually has a functioning brain?
Yeah socialism tends to do that. Trump 2024
Regarding 5:05 - Lady, if the owner pays the employee more prices also need to go up, then it is absolutely your responsibility to pay more. We don't need higher wages that just further increases prices, we need a whole crap ton less govt intervention and inflation causing the value of the dollars we have to drop like a rock
I don' t think it goes to blame the mom and pop restaurants or even food trucks fault. I believe the blame goes to the companies distributing the food. They rake in the most amount cash for themselves leaving the rest down the line scraping from each other. Big business get's away with too much inflated price models. But you can't ignore the inflation the past 4 years..*cough. Which therefore inclines the rich business shareholders/owners wanting to makeup for the lost value of their mega profits. Then the merry go around goes around and around...
Hi, citizen of a civilized country here.
We found a solution to this problem a long, long time ago:
The employers pay the employees a livable wage, and tips are an optional extra for great service.
That's it, thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Great question
Tipping is optional. I saw videos of door dash and uber eats drivers complaining about getting no tips but they had the CHOICE of accepting the job or not. Even as a waitress you had the choice of accepting the job before getting hired. So you knew what you were getting into.
If you're not happy because you don't get tips go find another job.
Life is tough enough with prices going up and uncle sam getting his cut out of my check every week.
I don't tip to pay their wages, I tip for good service. So only when a service is provided and it's not in proportion to what I ordered. Why should the tip be any different if I order soup vs steak?
It’s squeezing a balloon either way. If wages are forced to be higher, we pay more for the product/service as the price will increase. At least with tipping, servers are incentivized to provide good service. If they don’t provide it, we can save on not tipping them.
I am German and I like our tipping culture. Employees have decent wages and when the service was shit they get 0%. When it was normal or okay 10% and for anything higher I definitely expect a very very good service, which does NOT mean asking me stupid question every 3 minutes.
6:24 baby goose. cute
I think all of the demands for tipping…and the obvious entitlements held by the people receiving the tips, has reached it’s dangerous peak. There is no place to go but down. European countries do not allow tipping and we will soon follow that rule. Corporations should be required to pay a decent wage to their employees. AND ALL CORPORATIONS ( not small businesses)…should be required to give their employees enough work hours to receive benefits. Corporations skirt that issue by being sure to limit the hours that an employee works. This needs to change. An employee becomes happier and more responsible if they are being compensated according to their work. They will want to do better. No one should need multiple minimum wage jobs in order to get by. And it shouldn’t be up to the customer to make up the difference.
I’m European, and the American tipping system is just insane to me. Like if I didn’t already know it was real, I would’ve thought it was a parody of how it really is. I never tip anywhere, even restaurants, and I never feel guilty about it.
Tipping has gotten so annoying that now I avoid places that ask for ridiculous tips. Starbucks, Subway, Chipotle, these are places that should not be forcing you to select a tip. I'm not even getting waited on. What's next? We have to go tip the gas station cashier after we pump our own gas?
higher wages = higher prices therefor would cancel out the gratuity. tipping is a way to keep prices low and keep the customer paying as much as they want
If you make $2 an hour then your employer by law has to pay the difference if the tips can’t cover enough for you to make minimum wage. So with or without tips, the employees still make ATLEAST minimum wage.
I almost always tip 20% even at places where ppl don’t. Like I’d tip Taco Bell if there was an option. I should mention I’m a bartender. If I’m at an actual restaurant or bar I tend to tip upwards of 20%. However DoorDash, often will have items missing. Not their fault but if you follow the process to dispute a charge for a missing item they sometimes only refund 30% of the cost. And their suggestions are based on the cost after all the fees and taxes. 20% of $30 worth of food is not $8.50. Also…if I didn’t get tips I would not bartend. Ppl don’t realize how hard that is.
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If we get rid of tipping, then expect product & services for places that expect tips, to go up. It's literally that simple. We're being robbed.
Yeah tipping got absolutely ridiculous after covid. I pretty much NEVER tip when I am picking up food (or anything) for takeout. No tip for coffee either (but i always order the most basic drink). For any place that does provide service Ive started to tip the regular 20%. Even that is crazy because few years ago it was at 15-18%. Yeah tipping should be abolished (not illegal, just force companies to pay proper wages). I wouldnt mind it being like Europe where you (completely optionally) round up to nearest 5 or 10 and leave a few extra bucks to the server.
IT IS THE FEDERAL RESERVES FAULT >>> THEY CREATE INFLATION >>> THEN INFLATION MAKES ALL THESE PEOPLE ASK FOR "TIPS"
i dont have much to say but i thought i should let you know andrew that i watched fight club for the first time. its a really good movie.
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