ummm not this time...

If I'm not being waited on, don't look at me to provide you the rest of your wage. Look to your employer.

I hate how tipping is now customary at every single restaurant now, including places without servers.

The problems with tipping culture aside, the eyes in this strip are just perfect. I love it.

I don't understand how it could ever become acceptable for wages to be paid directly by the customer rather than by the company.

I feel this so much.

My rule of thumb: if they would refill my drink then this is a tipping place. Non-food places are judged case by case. The rest are laughed at and I do my best not to come back.

I think the only people who can be defensible over American style tipping in this day and age are people with an uncommon degree of wealth and are patrons of specialty boutiques who likely never frequent places operated by your average wage earner.

So you know, wine country vegan artisan type shit. The $800 dollar hair salon appointment holders. The $60 dollar tequila shot buyer.

And while they can be defensible over their tipping, it often is the case they themselves are not defensible in their economic participation.

I don't tip, ever, even if the service is good. No one tips me at my job regardless how I do it.

I dont eat at resturants and I dont cut my hair so the only people I tip are tow truck drivers.

As it should be (the response, not the asking for a tip. they shouldn’t even fucking ask)

In Canada they don't have a "no tip" option any more, instead you have to click $ or % and put in 0. So what I do is I type in 0000 so they hear four inputs and think they're getting at least 10$ even though i'm not tipping at all.

I am sorry, I am not tipping 2$ for people to turn around and get my coffee from a tap.

Tipping waiters will be my final compromise with tipping culture. I never order delivery from app because I refuse to be forced to tip the delivery person after being charged delivery fee and serivce fee. I also do not tip countertop worker.

I’ve started giving 1 star review for anyplace that does this. Especially if before I’ve even received my food. Please join me… They use shame and guilt as a weapon. We can also

I only tip my waiters and my landlords.

Smh at all these down voters who don't tip their hardworking landlords. Who do you think holds this world together?

That's one of the things I hated when I visited Norway. I didn't expect to see that in a European country.

is that really necessary for American?

We LivE iN Aah EcoNoMoney

pro tip: 7-11 has self serve coffee

I think part of the issue is digital POS systems like Square draw more attention to the possibility of tipping, which in itself is nothing new, but feels more intrusive and like a demand. And ofc it is in Square's (the payment processor) interest to increase the total sale.

Tip jars have always been a thing tho. Some stores with old fashioned POS systems still use jars.

I've never seen someone watch as I selected a tip. That's just considered bad manners. They will walk away or look away, so I feel like the pressure to tip is more of an internal guilt or something.

The only thing that really bothers me is asking for a tip before I've received service.

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