Guess I’m just gonna have bad karma
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
Tip spam for booking a flight online
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
Getting the ball rolling
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In defense of service fees
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Tipping Transparency: A modest proposal
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Tip-outs as an excuse to pay non wait staff less
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Timeframe and Minimum initial deposites for US citizen at HK banks
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Lynnwood area bankrupcy lawyer recommendations?
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If you do not tip by default, how good does the service have to be for you to tip?
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Tippers on here: How bad does the service have to be for you to leave zero tip?
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More tipping declines (Las Vegas)
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The Starbucks app gets it right
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
Tipping - To Insure Profits
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20% is NOT standard. Apparently neither is 15%.
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Stop tipping more because the minimum wage is lower
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
Undisclosed service fees masquerading as tip “options”
💭 Pesky things that aggravate the mind, seeds of discontent, forever left behind.
Tip spamming in Thailand now???
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Plus Tips job posts where tipping is not customary
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Anybody get tip spammed at the dry cleaner?
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Only 81% of people always tip at restaurants, 7% at fast casual joints
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Stop calling it counter SERVICE
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First EndTipOuts
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
Tipping being “customary” goes BOTH ways
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
If you are worried about tip out percentages
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Menu prices would go up LESS than the average tip rate?
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
