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Post by Fox in the Snow on Feb 13, 2019 2:01:15 GMT
I respectfully disagree with this. Mainly for the reasons outlined in the monologue: - It shouldn't be an obligation, it should be given by choice if the customer thinks it's deserved - Why is it reserved for some professions and not others, where do you draw the line - If staff are relying on it to supplement their income, that's part of a much larger problem, that shouldn't be the customer's obligation to fix For the record I do live outside the US where tipping probably isn't quite so ingrained in the culture The customer will take on the obligation anyway because if everyone at a bar makes at least minimum the extra cost will be added to the bill. And that I'm happy to do, if that's the listed cost. But the whole "well this is how much it costs, but we expect you to pay more because I don't pay my employees enough".
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