100% agree it's on the restaurants to pay their wait staff a fair wage, but I still feel like as long as my waiter is doing a good job and I'm happy with their service, they deserve a tip. But yeah, companies definitely need to stop expecting their workers to somehow live off tips. The tips are supposed to be a little bonus, not something to survive off.
Yep!! One time I went with my family to eat & had to pay for it. I didn’t like the service so I gave them little tip but they got upset. They were saying I needed to give 10% tip. I had to because I was being forced. Idk why my mom likes to go back there still when the food is alright. I like to tip when the service is great. Another time when I was at a bar & the bartender was being rude & impatient. I gave her a tip before I knew how awful her attitude was.
Not that you need my validation but you said it perfectly. It seems there's this ongoing unspoken obligation that customers are responsible for making up the wage difference. When this doesn't happen this can be met with crazy outcomes. Such as one I experienced about a year ago. A driver shows up with my food order & demands a tip. I asked the driver to leave my residence & contacted the restaurant about his demand. I stopped ordering from the restaurant because of how aggressive the driver became. The crazier thing is the ones expecting/demanding a tip are willing to commit a criminal act (i.e. spitting/putting random things in food, eating part of the order, etc.) due to not receiving an optional tip. I would just take away tipping all together & pay the workers a normal wage.
In many countries especially in europe, tipping is seen as an insult because it insinuates the business isnt paying their employees enough. I honestly agree
tipping should 100% be optional in my opinion, the employers should pay the employees a livable wage like other companies, why is the restaurant industry only like this? we shouldnt be the sole cause of whether someone can pay their rent, especially since its subjective to the customer experience...
@@spartan8696Because it has become normalized. Even growing up I was thinking that you always should tip 15%, and that wasn't taught by my parents. That's something that I learned from outside my home. At this point I know better, but even in comment sections like this I'll get into debates with people who say you're always supposed to tip, and if you don't tip then you shouldn't be getting their food.
And that's a problem. You shouldn't feel the need to pay MORE so that your food isn't screwed up. You should be getting what you paid for and nothing less
Unless they remember your face and you go there often then it shouldn't be a concern since you pay after you've already eaten the food. I generally don't tip. I'll consider it more if I'm going to a sit down restaurant where they're doing more than just making my order.
Dee is one of those reactors where when you see the title/thumbnail and what she's reacts to you're like "ohhhhhhhhhh shit it's gonna be one of the GOOD good ones" lol
You know what blows me even more is when I see people online be like, if you don’t have enough money to tip don’t buy the food this is wild as fuck to me. Some people want to just pay for their meal and be done that’s it they don’t owe you a goddamn thing.
Tipping is starting to become a thing in the uk when me and my freind went to a restaurant and the lady waiter who was super un inviting while sitting us down on our table while waiting for our food we asked her for tap water and she said they domt have any (by the way it is required of every dine in service to provide tap water if asked ) and told us that we had to pay for the tap water we said no , we saw another waiter and asked him for it and he immediately went and got it for us and he wasnt even our waiter , She was straight up rude the whole time bringing in our food and when it was time to pay me and my freind were charged £8 each that was apparently mandatory service fee and she tried to charge us for the water when i said the guy said the water is free she gave him the worst look Once we paid she gave is the biggest smile and said come again soon , Tell my other freind what happened and turns out there is no service fee SHE FINNESSED US and forced a tip when she gave the worst service im sad it didnt go towards the dude tha was goving good and honest service
You should have become a Karen and ask for the manager. She doesn't deserve to keep that job if she not only gives you horrible service but also straight up lied about the tap water and service fees
Idk why people make it seem like you HAVE to tip and it’s just so wrong if you don’t tip, lol it don’t make sense, after we already paid for the service?? lol like yeah it would be nice to tip, but I don’t have to do anything! And it definitely is the responsibility of the job to make sure that there employees are getting paid enough to not even need tips!
I only tip when I get really great service and if I can afford it. In other countries they always pay their employees well & round the bill to the nearest dollar so no tip is required. Also in Japan they feel offended to their culture if someone wants to give them a tip
I can't tip all the time, they forgot we are struggling as well Next time a waiter gets mad at me and cuss me out for not tipping an amount enough to buy me food again, I'm pressing charges for harassment.
I swear my broke ass shouldn’t be at the restaurant in the first place, shih I don’t even want this $30 to go for this Shrimp Laguini Pasta now I have to tip on top of that.
That is facts !!... Idk about doing things to ya food. But when deliveries pop up we see the miles and amount... Very easy to deduce if there's a tip or not. Which means the drivers can reject those deliveries & it takes longer to find a driver willing to do your delivery. Chances are they'll bundle your order with another delivery which has a tip which is why eventually it gets picked up. Or there's an event on the app and drivers will take crappy deliveries to get the bonus cash from the event.
Nah you know what, I used to tip generously towards any and everything but now I’m holding tf back. Most workers make it soo clear they’re unhappy and don’t like their job and then I get bad customer service because they don’t like their job or because the last guest was rude to them. What’s that gotta do with me?
Even when I worked a minimum wage job, it was weird getting tipped from people. It almost kinda looked like I was being looked down on in a way. I have a coworker that feels like we should get tipped when we help someone outside (at a grocery store) so she doesn’t help anyone outside at all because half the time she feels like they won’t tip. I just always found it so weird. You should be helping someone out the kindness of your heart, not helping them because you’re expecting a tip from them. Idk. Maybe that’s just me. I’ll accept the tip, but I will always tell them “Oh no it’s okay, but if you insist”
His commentary is funny af. The yellin at the end had me crackin up. I think tipping isn't a bad thing, maybe because it's so normal for us to tip. It's like a secondary thing to me. However, it is our own personal choice to do it or not, and Dee was right.
What I don’t get is that your tip for delivery on Uber/Doordash is based on the price of your food like why should I tip you more if you aren’t cooking the food? You delivering a bag of fast food or a bag of food from a fancy restaurant is the same amount of work so I will tip you the same 🤷♀️
Drivers are REALLYY getting wild; they pick & choose their orders and where there are low tips they try to sabotage your food and give you STANK attitudes. I am not obligated to give you any so stop crying at me for giving a small tip. It’s pure generosity…
In my country, people don't usually tip delivery drivers, and if they do, it's AFTER the delivery. I don't understand the concept of tipping before they've even performed the service.
Here’s the thing. If I know that a business is paying trash to their employees, then I’m just going to get the food to go or just don’t frequent the establishment. But going somewhere you KNOW is paying trash and not tipping, you’re contributing to the problem for your own personal pleasure, especially if the service was good. It’s no different than people complaining about retail workers not being able to spend holiday time with family or being paid minimum wage, but be the first in line in the stores on the holidays.
A restaurant business that doesn’t pay they’re service employees well is like most of them so what are you even talking about. If I’m out driving one day and decide to hit up a restaurant I’ve never been to then I can’t just ask them niggas their wage. I also can’t Google the wage as some small or large companies do not have that specific information listed and it varies from person to person.
They act like they don't know how much is their salary before they accept the job, If you accept it then accept it. It shouldn't be expected, there's too much entitlement in the tipping culture
I knew someone who drove Ubers and they said black women always tip and well. He mentioned that Asians and Indians don’t and white may or may not. He said hands down black women will tip regardless. It’s interesting how cultures feel about tipping and who an actually tips. It is a stereotype that black people don’t tip, but I don’t think that is true.
It’s one thing to complain about not getting a tip. It’s another to complain about not getting enough of a tip and that’s what pisses me off you’re essentially mad because somebody didn’t give you enough free money?? Nowadays people just think that this is something that they’re owed and not optional.
In some countries like Japan, tipping is seen as an insult. I generally tip the bare minimum unless the service is excellent. If the services is trash you ain't getting nothing.
And it’s sad that you have to rely on that but nobody is obligated to give you a tip because we’re not in charge of your paychecks. Y’all looking at the wrong ppl to help with your pay. If someone wants to tip then that’s amazing but the fact there’s a culture of ppl out there that would purposely mess up and order, spit in your food and purposely make you wait longer because they wouldn’t give the waiters something they’re not required to is messed up and makes ppl not want to tip them at all
@@belladonnarose5671 tipping started off with food service it was an u spoke rule that if you go to nice restaurants or dinners that you tip that has always been a thing people just took that and did other shit with it now nobody wants to tip
YOU CHOSE THAT JOB.. ASK FOR A RAISE.. GET ANOTHER JOB, GET THEM BOOKS OUT AND LEARN A PROFESSION.. ill tip if you are a great service. fk outta here. im a sous chef with shitty pay but its decent.. I CHOSE THAT CARRER i aint gonna bitch case this job doesn't pay?.. i love what i do.. if anything THE COOKS AND BACK OF THE HOUSE DESERVE THE TIPS.. its BS cause in major tourist areas waiters/waitresses be making BIG BANK, up to 200-500 a night in just tips.. cooks bust their ass to get the food out, while waiters come and yell at us to hurry while they get all the tips.. but it is what it is
USA worker need to understand this. You need to protest, for better pay. The worker has all the power. They need you to make money. If 50% of the company is not working. They lose money and complaining from other company. For not producing the product in time. They will have, no choice to raise the wage. They wont have time to hire new worker. The best solution, is to bankrupt the company. To force other business to notice. If you dont pay the worker good wage. This will happen to you.
5:20 I agree but that money isn’t gonna make it back to the employee the company is just gonna pocket it or make it to where the employee gets .01% tip off the overcharge .
I Uber every now and then. Uber eats for me only pays out roughly $3-5 in my area. Rides can range from $4-8 at minimums in my area. It sucks, but I don’t get super worked up. Why? Im using it as a means to make a quick buck. I have a full time job that pays decent, but may not cover every expense. Uber comes in where I may need the extra dollars. If folks don’t tip, I’m not going to trip. I’ll just continue on, or if the pay doesn’t match my comfort level of travel, then I’ll reject the order and hopefully someone else will happily pick it up. Sometimes the more an order cancels by the driver, the chances the service will up the payout to the next person who feels comfortable to accept.
I tried a cooking position and when it came to pay they kept it low but said that the average amount that the restarting made in tips would be included. Restaurants rely on topping to pay their workers. Mind you I was working in the kitchen and not a server
I did Uber Eats, but I actually had an actual job too, so bad tippers didn't really bother me.I used Uber Eats as it was meant for, just a lil extra money in meh pockets. Because I'm an adult....with an actual job who doesn't rely on tips to get me through life. I don't buy off Uber Eats, though, just for that main reason. People really have the audacity to get upset when you don't think about them when buying YOUR food. Like, don't get mad at me bcus YOU can't get a decent job.
I always tip delivery drivers cause i’m too scared they gonna do something to my food 😭💀 But i don’t care if they get mad if you are acting hateful with me as a waiter why am i going to give you money, if i see that they’re at least trying to be nice & helpful i always tip though.
The only problem I see with Dee’s point is that people may not want this job but bills have to get paid. If workers start boycotting these businesses then the workers go without pay and can possibly get fired, than the customers get mad at the business until the company replaces the workers with people that are willing to work for them without paying them more. Does it make sense to try and boycott these companies for better wages. Yes. But is it actually possible. No. Unfortunately things in America don’t allow for people who are in lower-middle to low class skip any days or miss a paycheck. The other problem is there is no guarantee that it will work or even how long it will take. If your standard waiter gets paid $3.25 an hour from their employer and is expected to make the rest of their wage in tips. If we’re knowledgeable about that than it may not be our responsibility to tip them but we should feel a little more obligated. The way I view the cost of food versus tips is the actual food cost is used to pay for restocking and to pay the cooks and kitchen staff. The tips are used to pay the waiters
You make a good point. People do get fired for trying to boycott. I do wonder how hard it is to find a better company to work for, though. I personally would just leave that job but I guess it depends on the jobs available around you and how far they are...therw so many little things at play that keep people at the job they at so tipping makes sense for me when it's a waitress. The real issue is the freakin cashiers wanting a tip😭
@@urbanzs no babe I have money to eat out that's my money but you're not entitled to free money The amount I pay already covers the meal and your waitering my table, why should I give you free money? A tip is something I give when I feel extra generous it's not mandatory just like it's not mandatory to give homeless people money, are you seriously begging for free money?
Serving is a service of providing an experience. With our culture, let the servers get paid and see how much the quality of service goes down. Just think of every restaurant having a McDonald’s etiquette.
Why do you need people who are probably struggling in life to have a smile on the ready when serving you? People who work at stores are also in customer service providing a service but they are not doing their best to please you and get paid a wage that isn’t 3 dollars a hour and you don’t care about them. But restaurants are different??? When you see your waiter like 2 or 3 times in your whole time being at the restaurant. A brief interaction with a cashier at a store and a brief interaction with a waitress but the waitress gotta be the one getting paid 2 dollars an hour and gotta have a smile on they face in order to get paid anything?? Logic is not making sense. I would like the restaurant customer service industry to stop pretending to be so DIFFERENT than other normal customer service jobs that don’t have that expectation of tipping.
"The companies should pay them" Yea I'm sure the bosses and CEO's will take a pay cut out of the kindness of their heart. Until there's an alternative, if they are forced to do right by staff, I'll keep on tipping because it's the right thing to do. Y'all keep playing, and when you need to order from a terminal in a fancy restaurant, I better not hear shit.
9:00 If anyone sees this comment, please don't think that good deeds will be enough for you to go to heaven. To be certified for heaven, you have to build a relationship with God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. To build the relationship, it'll take a lot but will be worth it in the end. I have to remind myself this daily.
But it isn't her job nor mandatory to tip. It isn't an obligation. People shouldn't have to feel obligated to give someone money for serving them food they paid for.
@rgonzalo511 That says a lot about the person to me 🤷♀️. Looks like they didn't deserve the tip in the first place if they're going to retaliate with food tampering.
if you know restaurants dont pay employees and you still go to said restaurant and dont tip, your're still rude. Sure, they should pay livable wages...but they don't and you're still giving money to the restaurant and just screwing over the employee again. I think covid made every place that wouldn't ordinarily ask for tips start asking which is where the real problem comes from. Also tipped servers and bartenders make more than most of non degree hourly employees anyways so its whatever just don't be shocked when your service is ass because we know you don't tip lol
I’m a server at red lobster this is gonna be intriguing….i always feel like ppl say the establishment should pay us yes I wish but it’s literally a SERVING job. It was created to SERVE y’all so that way our SERVICE is warranted a tip. It’s simple…if you can’t afford to tip DONT go or just take it tf home 🤷🏾♀️
Id rather tip the cook than somebody whose job is place the food that was prepared by the chef on table. Yall need to be paid a living wage. End of story
I don't fully get your logic. The job is to serve people, but that doesn't inherently mean you deserve a tip just for doing it. If you do the amount of work required of the job then you should be paid a fixed amount like every other job. You shouldn't get a varying amount of pay.
Also, working in sales at Nike is a service job, working at the register at DICK’S Sporting Goods is a service job, etc because it’s customer service like waiters/waitresses aren’t special in any way except for the fact that you all like to get scammed. 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Im sooooo tired of hearing about this, if you want to tip then tip, if you dont then cool. Nobody is forcing anyone to tip, there might be a little pressure, but stop being a bih and dont tip if you dont. I personally love tipping people who im impressed with.
100% agree it's on the restaurants to pay their wait staff a fair wage, but I still feel like as long as my waiter is doing a good job and I'm happy with their service, they deserve a tip. But yeah, companies definitely need to stop expecting their workers to somehow live off tips. The tips are supposed to be a little bonus, not something to survive off.
Yep!! One time I went with my family to eat & had to pay for it. I didn’t like the service so I gave them little tip but they got upset. They were saying I needed to give 10% tip. I had to because I was being forced. Idk why my mom likes to go back there still when the food is alright. I like to tip when the service is great. Another time when I was at a bar & the bartender was being rude & impatient. I gave her a tip before I knew how awful her attitude was.
Wish I get tips for stowing customers packages every 5 seconds so they get can their prime delivery in time 😂💀
Not that you need my validation but you said it perfectly. It seems there's this ongoing unspoken obligation that customers are responsible for making up the wage difference. When this doesn't happen this can be met with crazy outcomes. Such as one I experienced about a year ago. A driver shows up with my food order & demands a tip. I asked the driver to leave my residence & contacted the restaurant about his demand. I stopped ordering from the restaurant because of how aggressive the driver became.
The crazier thing is the ones expecting/demanding a tip are willing to commit a criminal act (i.e. spitting/putting random things in food, eating part of the order, etc.) due to not receiving an optional tip. I would just take away tipping all together & pay the workers a normal wage.
In many countries especially in europe, tipping is seen as an insult because it insinuates the business isnt paying their employees enough. I honestly agree
tipping should 100% be optional in my opinion, the employers should pay the employees a livable wage like other companies, why is the restaurant industry only like this? we shouldnt be the sole cause of whether someone can pay their rent, especially since its subjective to the customer experience...
It is though, im sooooo confused on why people believe its not.
@@spartan8696Because it has become normalized. Even growing up I was thinking that you always should tip 15%, and that wasn't taught by my parents. That's something that I learned from outside my home.
At this point I know better, but even in comment sections like this I'll get into debates with people who say you're always supposed to tip, and if you don't tip then you shouldn't be getting their food.
We as costumers have bills to pay too, we can't afford to give free money every time we pay for something.
Exactly
Than don’t go out.
I always tip because I don’t want them screwing with my food lmao 😂
And that's a problem. You shouldn't feel the need to pay MORE so that your food isn't screwed up. You should be getting what you paid for and nothing less
Unless they remember your face and you go there often then it shouldn't be a concern since you pay after you've already eaten the food.
I generally don't tip. I'll consider it more if I'm going to a sit down restaurant where they're doing more than just making my order.
Dee is one of those reactors where when you see the title/thumbnail and what she's reacts to you're like "ohhhhhhhhhh shit it's gonna be one of the GOOD good ones" lol
You know what blows me even more is when I see people online be like, if you don’t have enough money to tip don’t buy the food this is wild as fuck to me. Some people want to just pay for their meal and be done that’s it they don’t owe you a goddamn thing.
Exactly like they yelling at the wrong people.
Tipping is starting to become a thing in the uk
when me and my freind went to a restaurant and the lady waiter who was super un inviting
while sitting us down on our table while waiting for our food we asked her for tap water and she said they domt have any (by the way it is required of every dine in service to provide tap water if asked ) and told us that we had to pay for the tap water we said no , we saw another waiter and asked him for it and he immediately went and got it for us and he wasnt even our waiter ,
She was straight up rude the whole time bringing in our food and when it was time to pay me and my freind were charged £8 each that was apparently mandatory service fee and she tried to charge us for the water when i said the guy said the water is free she gave him the worst look
Once we paid she gave is the biggest smile and said come again soon ,
Tell my other freind what happened and turns out there is no service fee SHE FINNESSED US and forced a tip when she gave the worst service im sad it didnt go towards the dude tha was goving good and honest service
You should have become a Karen and ask for the manager. She doesn't deserve to keep that job if she not only gives you horrible service but also straight up lied about the tap water and service fees
Idk why people make it seem like you HAVE to tip and it’s just so wrong if you don’t tip, lol it don’t make sense, after we already paid for the service?? lol like yeah it would be nice to tip, but I don’t have to do anything! And it definitely is the responsibility of the job to make sure that there employees are getting paid enough to not even need tips!
Earlllyyy😂. But seriously I love that you’re reacting to him. He makes such good points lol. So relatable
I only tip when I get really great service and if I can afford it. In other countries they always pay their employees well & round the bill to the nearest dollar so no tip is required. Also in Japan they feel offended to their culture if someone wants to give them a tip
I can't tip all the time, they forgot we are struggling as well
Next time a waiter gets mad at me and cuss me out for not tipping an amount enough to buy me food again, I'm pressing charges for harassment.
I swear my broke ass shouldn’t be at the restaurant in the first place, shih I don’t even want this $30 to go for this Shrimp Laguini Pasta now I have to tip on top of that.
I tip $0 if it's takeout. It's hard doin it in front of people tho. I might tip a bit if they starin me down😭
That is facts !!... Idk about doing things to ya food. But when deliveries pop up we see the miles and amount... Very easy to deduce if there's a tip or not. Which means the drivers can reject those deliveries & it takes longer to find a driver willing to do your delivery. Chances are they'll bundle your order with another delivery which has a tip which is why eventually it gets picked up. Or there's an event on the app and drivers will take crappy deliveries to get the bonus cash from the event.
I irritates me to no end when the expect a higher tip from deliveries because it’s in a nice neighborhood.
They have that dumb assumption that you're sitting on a pile of cash.
Nah you know what, I used to tip generously towards any and everything but now I’m holding tf back. Most workers make it soo clear they’re unhappy and don’t like their job and then I get bad customer service because they don’t like their job or because the last guest was rude to them. What’s that gotta do with me?
Even when I worked a minimum wage job, it was weird getting tipped from people. It almost kinda looked like I was being looked down on in a way. I have a coworker that feels like we should get tipped when we help someone outside (at a grocery store) so she doesn’t help anyone outside at all because half the time she feels like they won’t tip. I just always found it so weird. You should be helping someone out the kindness of your heart, not helping them because you’re expecting a tip from them. Idk. Maybe that’s just me. I’ll accept the tip, but I will always tell them “Oh no it’s okay, but if you insist”
His commentary is funny af. The yellin at the end had me crackin up. I think tipping isn't a bad thing, maybe because it's so normal for us to tip. It's like a secondary thing to me. However, it is our own personal choice to do it or not, and Dee was right.
What I don’t get is that your tip for delivery on Uber/Doordash is based on the price of your food like why should I tip you more if you aren’t cooking the food? You delivering a bag of fast food or a bag of food from a fancy restaurant is the same amount of work so I will tip you the same 🤷♀️
I’m saying. But I sometimes feel like if I don’t tip they might eat it or something
Drivers are REALLYY getting wild; they pick & choose their orders and where there are low tips they try to sabotage your food and give you STANK attitudes. I am not obligated to give you any so stop crying at me for giving a small tip. It’s pure generosity…
In my country, people don't usually tip delivery drivers, and if they do, it's AFTER the delivery. I don't understand the concept of tipping before they've even performed the service.
Here’s the thing. If I know that a business is paying trash to their employees, then I’m just going to get the food to go or just don’t frequent the establishment. But going somewhere you KNOW is paying trash and not tipping, you’re contributing to the problem for your own personal pleasure, especially if the service was good. It’s no different than people complaining about retail workers not being able to spend holiday time with family or being paid minimum wage, but be the first in line in the stores on the holidays.
A restaurant business that doesn’t pay they’re service employees well is like most of them so what are you even talking about. If I’m out driving one day and decide to hit up a restaurant I’ve never been to then I can’t just ask them niggas their wage. I also can’t Google the wage as some small or large companies do not have that specific information listed and it varies from person to person.
I think tipping is becoming this huge thing because people forgot that it’s optional.
They act like they don't know how much is their salary before they accept the job, If you accept it then accept it. It shouldn't be expected, there's too much entitlement in the tipping culture
I knew someone who drove Ubers and they said black women always tip and well. He mentioned that Asians and Indians don’t and white may or may not. He said hands down black women will tip regardless. It’s interesting how cultures feel about tipping and who an actually tips. It is a stereotype that black people don’t tip, but I don’t think that is true.
Somethings telling me Dee's view on tipping hasn't changed unfortunately 🤣
and shouldnt have to lol .. she's right, a tip is not obligated
@@kinggabriel9544preach 😂 like what she's telling the truth
In Japan they don't believe in tipping. They actually pay people.
Dee fed us today🚶🏾♂️ 5 VIDEOS?! Oh yeah
People really risk their job just for an extra $5 that they were never entitled to
where i am from, the tip comes included in the receipt so this whole thing is crazy to me in general
It’s one thing to complain about not getting a tip. It’s another to complain about not getting enough of a tip and that’s what pisses me off you’re essentially mad because somebody didn’t give you enough free money??
Nowadays people just think that this is something that they’re owed and not optional.
Pay people more
In some countries like Japan, tipping is seen as an insult. I generally tip the bare minimum unless the service is excellent. If the services is trash you ain't getting nothing.
As a Dennys worker we get paid up to 250-300$ every two weeks because it’s a dinner we rely on tips even if you tip 2$ it’s better than nothing
And it’s sad that you have to rely on that but nobody is obligated to give you a tip because we’re not in charge of your paychecks. Y’all looking at the wrong ppl to help with your pay. If someone wants to tip then that’s amazing but the fact there’s a culture of ppl out there that would purposely mess up and order, spit in your food and purposely make you wait longer because they wouldn’t give the waiters something they’re not required to is messed up and makes ppl not want to tip them at all
@@belladonnarose5671 tipping started off with food service it was an u spoke rule that if you go to nice restaurants or dinners that you tip that has always been a thing people just took that and did other shit with it now nobody wants to tip
YOU CHOSE THAT JOB.. ASK FOR A RAISE.. GET ANOTHER JOB, GET THEM BOOKS OUT AND LEARN A PROFESSION.. ill tip if you are a great service. fk outta here. im a sous chef with shitty pay but its decent.. I CHOSE THAT CARRER i aint gonna bitch case this job doesn't pay?.. i love what i do.. if anything THE COOKS AND BACK OF THE HOUSE DESERVE THE TIPS.. its BS cause in major tourist areas waiters/waitresses be making BIG BANK, up to 200-500 a night in just tips.. cooks bust their ass to get the food out, while waiters come and yell at us to hurry while they get all the tips.. but it is what it is
USA worker need to understand this. You need to protest, for better pay. The worker has all the power. They need you to make money. If 50% of the company is not working. They lose money and complaining from other company. For not producing the product in time. They will have, no choice to raise the wage. They wont have time to hire new worker. The best solution, is to bankrupt the company. To force other business to notice. If you dont pay the worker good wage. This will happen to you.
5:20 I agree but that money isn’t gonna make it back to the employee the company is just gonna pocket it or make it to where the employee gets .01% tip off the overcharge .
I’m not finna tip someone that makes MORE THAN ME. Shit. They be making extra $2-$10 an hour (non taxed).
Yea I heard on these Uber eats type stuff some don’t even bother if you don’t tip up front.
*i used to be a waiter AND I STILL DON'T TIP FYM LMAO 🗿🗿*
I Uber every now and then. Uber eats for me only pays out roughly $3-5 in my area. Rides can range from $4-8 at minimums in my area. It sucks, but I don’t get super worked up. Why? Im using it as a means to make a quick buck. I have a full time job that pays decent, but may not cover every expense. Uber comes in where I may need the extra dollars. If folks don’t tip, I’m not going to trip. I’ll just continue on, or if the pay doesn’t match my comfort level of travel, then I’ll reject the order and hopefully someone else will happily pick it up. Sometimes the more an order cancels by the driver, the chances the service will up the payout to the next person who feels comfortable to accept.
I tried a cooking position and when it came to pay they kept it low but said that the average amount that the restarting made in tips would be included. Restaurants rely on topping to pay their workers. Mind you I was working in the kitchen and not a server
I did Uber Eats, but I actually had an actual job too, so bad tippers didn't really bother me.I used Uber Eats as it was meant for, just a lil extra money in meh pockets. Because I'm an adult....with an actual job who doesn't rely on tips to get me through life. I don't buy off Uber Eats, though, just for that main reason. People really have the audacity to get upset when you don't think about them when buying YOUR food. Like, don't get mad at me bcus YOU can't get a decent job.
I think you should direct energy to the companies not paying there workers, Ubers eats is just as much of a job as a janitor or a retail worker
I always tip if the service involves knowing my address.
“Beat a dead horse” damn, reminded me of hodgetwins😂🤣
Thank you
I always tip delivery drivers cause i’m too scared they gonna do something to my food 😭💀
But i don’t care if they get mad if you are acting hateful with me as a waiter why am i going to give you money, if i see that they’re at least trying to be nice & helpful i always tip though.
I'm too French for this bs, you'll get 2 to 10 euros (if the service is stellar). Nothing more. I don't know how you all do it lol
The only problem I see with Dee’s point is that people may not want this job but bills have to get paid. If workers start boycotting these businesses then the workers go without pay and can possibly get fired, than the customers get mad at the business until the company replaces the workers with people that are willing to work for them without paying them more. Does it make sense to try and boycott these companies for better wages. Yes. But is it actually possible. No. Unfortunately things in America don’t allow for people who are in lower-middle to low class skip any days or miss a paycheck. The other problem is there is no guarantee that it will work or even how long it will take. If your standard waiter gets paid $3.25 an hour from their employer and is expected to make the rest of their wage in tips. If we’re knowledgeable about that than it may not be our responsibility to tip them but we should feel a little more obligated. The way I view the cost of food versus tips is the actual food cost is used to pay for restocking and to pay the cooks and kitchen staff. The tips are used to pay the waiters
You make a good point. People do get fired for trying to boycott. I do wonder how hard it is to find a better company to work for, though. I personally would just leave that job but I guess it depends on the jobs available around you and how far they are...therw so many little things at play that keep people at the job they at so tipping makes sense for me when it's a waitress. The real issue is the freakin cashiers wanting a tip😭
We as costumers have bills to pay too, we can't afford to give free money every time we pay for something.
Companies know this that's why they rely on our guilt so that we feel the need to tip and nothing will change if we don't do anything about it
@@ramziiiiiThen stop eating out and cook at home.
@@urbanzs no babe I have money to eat out that's my money but you're not entitled to free money
The amount I pay already covers the meal and your waitering my table, why should I give you free money? A tip is something I give when I feel extra generous it's not mandatory just like it's not mandatory to give homeless people money, are you seriously begging for free money?
Serving is a service of providing an experience. With our culture, let the servers get paid and see how much the quality of service goes down. Just think of every restaurant having a McDonald’s etiquette.
Why do you need people who are probably struggling in life to have a smile on the ready when serving you? People who work at stores are also in customer service providing a service but they are not doing their best to please you and get paid a wage that isn’t 3 dollars a hour and you don’t care about them. But restaurants are different??? When you see your waiter like 2 or 3 times in your whole time being at the restaurant. A brief interaction with a cashier at a store and a brief interaction with a waitress but the waitress gotta be the one getting paid 2 dollars an hour and gotta have a smile on they face in order to get paid anything?? Logic is not making sense. I would like the restaurant customer service industry to stop pretending to be so DIFFERENT than other normal customer service jobs that don’t have that expectation of tipping.
"The companies should pay them" Yea I'm sure the bosses and CEO's will take a pay cut out of the kindness of their heart. Until there's an alternative, if they are forced to do right by staff, I'll keep on tipping because it's the right thing to do. Y'all keep playing, and when you need to order from a terminal in a fancy restaurant, I better not hear shit.
The rest of the world don’t tip!
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I’m sorry Dee, but that is crazy that u don’t tip waiters and waitresses when that’s where their paycheck comes from
But it isn't her job nor mandatory to tip. It isn't an obligation. People shouldn't have to feel obligated to give someone money for serving them food they paid for.
@@legallymisunderstood8369 Then you need to be ready for whatever weird shit they might end up doing to your food
@rgonzalo511 That says a lot about the person to me 🤷♀️. Looks like they didn't deserve the tip in the first place if they're going to retaliate with food tampering.
if you know restaurants dont pay employees and you still go to said restaurant and dont tip, your're still rude. Sure, they should pay livable wages...but they don't and you're still giving money to the restaurant and just screwing over the employee again. I think covid made every place that wouldn't ordinarily ask for tips start asking which is where the real problem comes from. Also tipped servers and bartenders make more than most of non degree hourly employees anyways so its whatever just don't be shocked when your service is ass because we know you don't tip lol
Good point about giving money to restaurants while knowing they pay trash wages. In a way, enabling them to continue to do so.
Please tip anyone that serves you..
I’m a server at red lobster this is gonna be intriguing….i always feel like ppl say the establishment should pay us yes I wish but it’s literally a SERVING job. It was created to SERVE y’all so that way our SERVICE is warranted a tip. It’s simple…if you can’t afford to tip DONT go or just take it tf home 🤷🏾♀️
Id rather tip the cook than somebody whose job is place the food that was prepared by the chef on table.
Yall need to be paid a living wage. End of story
@@iMsOiNsOyall can run with those attitudes and whine about having no money. Yall are such 🤡
@@iMsOiNsOfind a job that actually pays. Maybe you won't be so damn broke.
I don't fully get your logic. The job is to serve people, but that doesn't inherently mean you deserve a tip just for doing it. If you do the amount of work required of the job then you should be paid a fixed amount like every other job. You shouldn't get a varying amount of pay.
Also, working in sales at Nike is a service job, working at the register at DICK’S Sporting Goods is a service job, etc because it’s customer service like waiters/waitresses aren’t special in any way except for the fact that you all like to get scammed. 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Im sooooo tired of hearing about this, if you want to tip then tip, if you dont then cool. Nobody is forcing anyone to tip, there might be a little pressure, but stop being a bih and dont tip if you dont. I personally love tipping people who im impressed with.