@@LSPalm Door dash is food. Did you really not know that? Uber actively lobbies to keep their drivers categorized as contractors, not employees, which is wrong but still what makes them irrelevant to your attempt to feel intellectual superiority, and I have no issue tipping a hair dresser if they work for themselves. You must be a business owner profiting off the talents of your employees cuz it seems like you’re not used to having to put effort into what you produce.
@@Usernotfound31231uber etc paus a pittance talk to your drivers. Ps door dash is gig work with food instead of a passenger same model as uber. Lattelib
I don't tip. I also don't dine out, take out or get delivery. the food is overpriced, not as good as preparing your own at home, and they seem to rush you and don't really care about the service. The last time that I attempted something with a tip, it was for a grocery delivery service. 1. the price of each item was higher than it was in the store 2. they wanted a delivery fee and 3. they wanted a service fee and 4. they wanted me to tip on top of all that!! That meant my 20 dollar bag of groceries was going to cost me 35 dollars.. NOPE not happening. I will drive that 5 miles and pick it out, pay for it and bring it home for free. It's not that hard people!! Save your money. We need to change this craziness and the only way to do it is to boycott it. go to Europe or Asia. . They get upset if you tip. It makes the owner look bad if he or she cannot afford to give their employees a living wage.
Restaurant server tips going away? I don't think so. I know of two full service restaurants that tried the no-tipping business model and instead raised prices. Business levels tanked and within 6 months they went back. But all these other businesses adding tip options at the register? Most of that is driven by the companies that manufacture and sell the POS (Point Of Sale) systems. I ignore that page. I'm not tipping the cashier behind the counter or the plumber.
With restaurants closing nearly every day, why doesn't the blueprint change all together? Severs can find new jobs but people need to eat. Not everyone has time for a home cooked meal. I think we're over the "experience" of eating. We just need actual food.
@anniesshenanigans3815 right?! But I mean places with actual food. You should be able to pick up warm hot buckets of cooked veggies, rice, beans, potatoes, pasta, ect. I'm not a parent but can imagine I'd feel better about throwing that on the table and letting them have at it than a bucket of fried chicken, or some other oily processed garbage.
It's not the tipping of sit down or other services, it's the request for tipping for counter service or excessively high tip rates. Restaurants raised prices and began "demanding" higher tip percentages at the same time. Unfortunately, I fear if you don't tip in some places they may mess with your food in some way. Wrote letters to previously non-tip-oriented places that now ask, the customer service simply shrugged it off. I don't eat at Chick Filet and 5 Guys anymore because I don't want my food potentially tainted. Would have been nice if you talked with CEOs of large companies but instead poke at the little guy.
Tipping should be banned! In the USA they DEMAN tips! Most of us work an 8-10 hour day. A guy siting at his computer in an office doesn't get tips. A construction worker doesn't get tips. Nor does a pilot get tips. Our a girls working in a clothes shop get tips! For me. If I order food or a drink. It should come included with good mangers and good service. I shouldn't have to pay extra for good service. If a server can not do good service. Then it's simple. I shop somewhere else. So why aren't business owners paying so low that server must rely on tips??? It's the business owner that is making money off the servers by paying them min wage!
When your paying 30 dollars for a hamburger that cost 10 dollars at one time who the hell can afford to keep cleaning their pockets out. Just eat at home.
I do not tip at businesses where the employee is paid a wage for non tipped employees. But, I do tip where I know the person serving me is paid a tipped employee wage. Hair stylist, server at a restaurant, and food delivery drivers, because of I'm asking for their service then I can't expect them to do it for hardly anything. These businesses expect people to tip to subsidize the low wage they pay them. It's a very stressful way to make money, but usually ends up paying more than the minimum wage.
I only tip cash. Never in cards. I tip on the percentages and on the “time” I sit at a table. So I might have a coffee and still leave a big tip. Cash.
tip for the businesses. ask for the tip AFTER the service.. Kinda like those You tubers wanting you to subscribe and like right at the beginning of the video.
If you aren’t going to tip your servers then stay home and eat. Servers are not paid much and they live off tips because most restaurants never pay living wages. If you can afford to eat out then you are doing far better than most servers.
so we shouldnt go out because they arent paid a livable wage? how about they take it up with their employers and use my not tipping exorbitant amounts of my own money for what has honestly become the bare minimum service as a bargaining chip for higher wages. you're mixing up the problem, it lies with the employer and those who choose to work there not the consumer.
Personally, I have severely cut down my visits to fast food/takeout businesses due to the endless requests for tips. On the plus side my weight is down and I feel much better. And I also have more money to spend on businesses which do not ask for a tip.
The news: Employees that dont work for you rely on you to pay their salary, please do it, think about them and their families, dont expect their employer to pay their salary, thats not the american way
For me, a sit-down tipping restaurant is a special occasion. That attitude will doom businesses. Letting those who can afford make up the difference for poor tippers is not fair. Even seasonal ice cream stands are asking for tips at the walk-up window. I ask what exactly are the owners paying for? Other types of businesses meeting the public also. Wouldn't increased traffic in a non-tip environ give enough to pay decent? Rather pay inflated prices than have servers manipulate for money. Everywhere I go, the same situation. I do not mind paying tips to people who go the extra effort to help. The Rewards Of Smart Business Attitudes. People who use their own cars to deliver have a lot of expense. Their care, consideration and timely delivery should be reflected in their tip. Trouble is treating everyone equally for service when getting a loser. Yes, always a reason that person has for getting slighted so be careful. Crazy what card they will pull out to get back at you. Pay a tip after service is done and you will notice slip-ups in performing the job.
Why cant these ownerz pay a livable wage 2 their employez n the first place -ur making money u got 10- 20 bizznezz - oh yeah thatz right UR greed getz n the way -
No other industry expects their employees wages to be subsidized by customer generosity. If you can’t afford to pay your staff, don’t own a business.
Uber , door dash etc, hair stylist. Uber/lyft drivers rely on tips more than the small share of ride fare they get.
@@LSPalm Door dash is food. Did you really not know that? Uber actively lobbies to keep their drivers categorized as contractors, not employees, which is wrong but still what makes them irrelevant to your attempt to feel intellectual superiority, and I have no issue tipping a hair dresser if they work for themselves. You must be a business owner profiting off the talents of your employees cuz it seems like you’re not used to having to put effort into what you produce.
@@Usernotfound31231uber etc paus a pittance talk to your drivers. Ps door dash is gig work with food instead of a passenger same model as uber. Lattelib
@@Usernotfound31231 you are rude
Why tip if your picking it up? For making the food? Wtf subway does that crap
A tip is a reflection of service rendered. Poor service = poor or no tip.
The drivers demand tips for just picking the bag up.
I don't tip. I also don't dine out, take out or get delivery. the food is overpriced, not as good as preparing your own at home, and they seem to rush you and don't really care about the service. The last time that I attempted something with a tip, it was for a grocery delivery service. 1. the price of each item was higher than it was in the store 2. they wanted a delivery fee and 3. they wanted a service fee and 4. they wanted me to tip on top of all that!! That meant my 20 dollar bag of groceries was going to cost me 35 dollars.. NOPE not happening. I will drive that 5 miles and pick it out, pay for it and bring it home for free. It's not that hard people!! Save your money. We need to change this craziness and the only way to do it is to boycott it. go to Europe or Asia. . They get upset if you tip. It makes the owner look bad if he or she cannot afford to give their employees a living wage.
I try to tip in cash so processing fees don’t dilute the server’s income.
Take out wants a tip now. We just eat at home.
Eat at home. Pack a brown bag lunch. Retire early.
Biden be like “nah we taxing you”
I hate the whole idea of tipping for counter service. If you aren't taking my order and brining my food to me, then no tip is necessary.
If decent wage... don't need tip. Good try on service charge !!! Rather do self-serve !!!
Restaurant server tips going away? I don't think so. I know of two full service restaurants that tried the no-tipping business model and instead raised prices. Business levels tanked and within 6 months they went back.
But all these other businesses adding tip options at the register? Most of that is driven by the companies that manufacture and sell the POS (Point Of Sale) systems. I ignore that page. I'm not tipping the cashier behind the counter or the plumber.
Drive in window at little cesars sticks out credit card machine to choose tip which started at $5 for a single pizza....
Yesterday, i tipped the server 67%. Today i will tip the server about 50%.
With restaurants closing nearly every day, why doesn't the blueprint change all together? Severs can find new jobs but people need to eat. Not everyone has time for a home cooked meal. I think we're over the "experience" of eating. We just need actual food.
grocery store has real food. It's not that much more time to fix something good than to drive through some crappy all salty, or sugary processed junk.
@anniesshenanigans3815 right?! But I mean places with actual food. You should be able to pick up warm hot buckets of cooked veggies, rice, beans, potatoes, pasta, ect. I'm not a parent but can imagine I'd feel better about throwing that on the table and letting them have at it than a bucket of fried chicken, or some other oily processed garbage.
Cooking is easy. Sloth and gluttony are sins
It's not the tipping of sit down or other services, it's the request for tipping for counter service or excessively high tip rates. Restaurants raised prices and began "demanding" higher tip percentages at the same time. Unfortunately, I fear if you don't tip in some places they may mess with your food in some way. Wrote letters to previously non-tip-oriented places that now ask, the customer service simply shrugged it off. I don't eat at Chick Filet and 5 Guys anymore because I don't want my food potentially tainted. Would have been nice if you talked with CEOs of large companies but instead poke at the little guy.
Tipping should be banned! In the USA they DEMAN tips! Most of us work an 8-10 hour day. A guy siting at his computer in an office doesn't get tips. A construction worker doesn't get tips. Nor does a pilot get tips. Our a girls working in a clothes shop get tips! For me. If I order food or a drink. It should come included with good mangers and good service. I shouldn't have to pay extra for good service. If a server can not do good service. Then it's simple. I shop somewhere else. So why aren't business owners paying so low that server must rely on tips??? It's the business owner that is making money off the servers by paying them min wage!
If eateries pay living wages rightywingydings cry though
When your paying 30 dollars for a hamburger that cost 10 dollars at one time who the hell can afford to keep cleaning their pockets out. Just eat at home.
I do not tip at businesses where the employee is paid a wage for non tipped employees. But, I do tip where I know the person serving me is paid a tipped employee wage. Hair stylist, server at a restaurant, and food delivery drivers, because of I'm asking for their service then I can't expect them to do it for hardly anything. These businesses expect people to tip to subsidize the low wage they pay them. It's a very stressful way to make money, but usually ends up paying more than the minimum wage.
I only tip cash. Never in cards. I tip on the percentages and on the “time” I sit at a table. So I might have a coffee and still leave a big tip. Cash.
We eat out often and always tip. I tend to tip more if left alone while eating.
Im at 10% flat for dine in service and delivery service tip. No tip for pickup.
tip for the businesses. ask for the tip AFTER the service.. Kinda like those You tubers wanting you to subscribe and like right at the beginning of the video.
Business owners need to pay their employees. Not my job. Just bought a Blackstone.
Then you cry if wages go up
@@LSPalm I pay my own way. If I do go out to a restaurant I tip. Fast food never. Owners job not mine.
Bull@@finallythetruthisout761
@@finallythetruthisout761fast food is bad for ya
Absolutely true...is out of control.
If you aren’t going to tip your servers then stay home and eat. Servers are not paid much and they live off tips because most restaurants never pay living wages. If you can afford to eat out then you are doing far better than most servers.
Shut up
so we shouldnt go out because they arent paid a livable wage? how about they take it up with their employers and use my not tipping exorbitant amounts of my own money for what has honestly become the bare minimum service as a bargaining chip for higher wages.
you're mixing up the problem, it lies with the employer and those who choose to work there not the consumer.
That's their choice to be a server
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I don't tip anymore... With all the fees they ad on. I only tip at PetSmart when I check out.
Personally, I have severely cut down my visits to fast food/takeout businesses due to the endless requests for tips. On the plus side my weight is down and I feel much better. And I also have more money to spend on businesses which do not ask for a tip.
The news: Employees that dont work for you rely on you to pay their salary, please do it, think about them and their families, dont expect their employer to pay their salary, thats not the american way
Service charge is the same as a tip in my opinion. A tip was in the past earned for good service and above now they expect people to tip.
To help force businesses to provide a decent wage refuse to tip.
So pay those laborers accurately
For me, a sit-down tipping restaurant is a special occasion. That attitude will doom businesses. Letting those who can afford make up the difference for poor tippers is not fair. Even seasonal ice cream stands are asking for tips at the walk-up window. I ask what exactly are the owners paying for? Other types of businesses meeting the public also. Wouldn't increased traffic in a non-tip environ give enough to pay decent? Rather pay inflated prices than have servers manipulate for money. Everywhere I go, the same situation. I do not mind paying tips to people who go the extra effort to help. The Rewards Of Smart Business Attitudes. People who use their own cars to deliver have a lot of expense. Their care, consideration and timely delivery should be reflected in their tip. Trouble is treating everyone equally for service when getting a loser. Yes, always a reason that person has for getting slighted so be careful. Crazy what card they will pull out to get back at you. Pay a tip after service is done and you will notice slip-ups in performing the job.
If you know the job your applying pays 3 dollars an hour just look for another job because that’s not living wage….stop the begging culture
Raise the base salary. I tip when I eat out but rarely go
I'm middle class and have my own family to support. The "they're getting paid 3 dollars an hour" line doesn't make a difference to me. Not my problem.
You know, CEOs and higher ups could take bonus pay cuts.... Bwahahahahaha!!!!
Wait til you go to crumbl 😂😂😂 we recommend 30% minimum on a 5$ cookie
Get another career that pays accordingly. If you are begging people for tips, upgrade your skillset.
The only tipping I do now is to my budtender and doordash.
Bud light I'm sure
I bought tickets to a house tour weeks ago and they asked for a tip for the tour guide! Why should I tip when I don’t know if they’re any good or not?
I hate to go all Mike Rowe on the waitress, but learn how to fix toilets.
Why cant these ownerz pay a livable wage 2 their employez n the first place -ur making money u got 10- 20 bizznezz - oh yeah thatz right UR greed getz n the way -