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If you're in a sit down restaurant, how much do you tip? 5%? 15%? 20%? Or no tip?
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if i dont give a tip, i can buy more, make restaurant owner richer and then he can pay more to his workers, so workers should do a better job if they want more money
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so why shouldn't we all work for free and only get paid in tips?
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only if you get caught ;)
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+1000
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Belief, sure.
If you want to give tip. you can give it for any reason.
Culture, I am not favored to that. cause then it becomes a norm and I dont like that.
As a customer, I don't want to spot for employee's wage. It should included in the food prices. If the food prices are beyond my pay Capacity.
As an employee who has once upon a time done a job where tips were allowed. I wouldn't want a customer to foot my survival. Somehow it feels wrong to oblige a person to pay a certain portion of their meals.
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do you tip your doctor, the cop who pulled you over, your teacher, the cashier at the supermarket or the butcher when they do great jobs?
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Waiter didn't make my food and the cook won't get any single penny from my tip towards waiter, so what's the point? Good service is a requirement and it's expected from them, otherwise they can be fired and sued. It's really just a business thing in the US so restaurant owners can save up money on salaries and make you feel bad because of that while they get richer. It's just pathetic.
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Sure, I get your point, but US has a different reality and they're trying to force theirs into EU reality.
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no tip
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fake news.
here you have the law and it says nothing about 10%: planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2015-2018/..
also, there are places charging more than that.
in USA i tip 20%
in EU i dont tip or if im paying in cash i just leave the change
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???? Ive been told off for tipping too much in italy and france. They come back a little bit like "yoooo we actually get paid. we dont need your hand outs."
Its not like im not tipping because i am tryingto be rude.
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whoa i wouldnt go that far lmao. Hleathcare is much worse here
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the French and Italians when it comes to food. Once in Florence I asked how much food was in one of the meals because i was hungry. They proceeded to give me about 3 full dinner portions of food all piled onto one plat, they turned the lights off and came out singing carrying a roman candle stuck into a tomato and they pretended it was my birthday. There was no miscommunication, they knew it wasnt my birthday they were just giving me shit for being rude to the chef lol.
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tip 20%? wtf is this shit.
tips are supposed to show gratitude. so you just give a small amount if you are really happy with their service. it shouldn't have to do anything with how much your total bill value is. thats so weird.
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not in the USA. 20% is pretty standard. there are special cases in minimum wage law for servers that make their actually salary really low and you have to tip for them to make anything
Tipping in EU is kind of complicated
Because in most Northern european countries, it's not just "not expected" it literally never happens. I have worked as a waiter for years and i can count the amount of times on two hands that i got tipped more then a dollar.
However the poorer the country you move on to especially in the south western part of europe it becomes more and more normal. About 5-10% is normal in Greece/Cyprus/Turkey etc.
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decent salary xDDD they get paid the lowest salary so how is it a decent?
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poland lol ofc its no decent in your country half of your men go to germany for work xd
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interesting to see that from ruzzian
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i am not the idiot who made this comment #63
use your brain
10% usually if service is good, unless it's automatically added to my bill then I will reduce it to 5% for putting people under pressure to ask to have it removed.
In this country companies pay staff wages, not me.
really depends on the food and service if good 20% if normal 10% if shit 0%
I round it up usually but depends on how much it is
If it's a good meal I round up. So if it's 47.50 or something I make it 50
it is not required but these
its 15-20% for restaurants in us
10-15% for other stuff like hmm barber, uber, tech repair, any food delivery service, etc
US culture is you basically have to tip for 90% of stuff and if you don't you're an asshole, people working cashiers at restaurants and what not get annoyed/upset if you don't tip even a dollar.
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So you guys have to pay 10~20% extra on everything? Damn.
I would stop tipping and invest the amount that I saved TBH
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tax on a haircut? bruh what am i reading?
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not all states and places you have to pay tax on haircuts, family owned barber shops you often don't but more generalized or business shops yeah sadly and most of the fmaily owned stuff where I live got bought out : D
5-7 years ago I could find places to just pay 10-15 dollars for a quick haircut no tax plus optional tip, now most places near me are 25-35 for males more for females usually + tax but not always depending on place and then tip.
welcome to american capitalism, greedy ass employers wont pay waiters a liveable wage because they can make customers do it instead
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nobody tips me when i do my job, so i dont tip em either
it's called having a fucking salary
When I was in Czechia I was tipping like 20-30 percent. In Norway I only tip food couriers
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bro its not part of our culture. It just seems so weird that i would be obligated to pay someone cuz they serve me food when they are getting paid by the company to do so.
Yes, the salary is shit in that field but its not like the workers didint know that when they signed in. No one is expecting to get tipped by the customers.
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0% or like 1 euro depends on what it is
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At that point just dont tip
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mostly i dont, just leave the small change
i have never tipped in my life.
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Ofc you havent
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why should i? i pay for the food not the service. also the employers should pay their wage not me
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i was making fun of you for other reasons
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why make fun of me?
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Because your comments on other toppics were idiotic
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aww
based wtf
I stand up so I'm not in a sit-down restaurant anymore and I don't have to pay tips, ez lifehack
If service is good, then 10 or 20 extra, if not just round up the bill
usually 15% to 20% because of the tipping culture in Canada being similar to US
Depends on the level of service but 20% is fairly standard here
10%
depend on the service, generaly between 0.50 and 2 euros
depends if the server is cute or not
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Tipping culture is used as an excuse by employers to not pay their workers fair wages. By tipping you are continuing the injustice.
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Good.
In brazil there's a standard 10% fee on service tips that, while it isnt obligatory to pay, EVERYONE tips it.
The added cost just goes to the table's fee and if we feel like it we could just erase it of our bill, but I personally don't know anyone that has ever asked to not pay for service; tables usually like coming up together to pay for service fees
u think i have money to go to restaurant 😁
i never go to restaurants but i tip 2-5€ sometimes for delivery driver
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It is the cost of food I usually order online lol
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damn
5-10%
0 is the only right answer
If you're not making enough money from your job consider a change in career, I don't tip the person that delivers my post, I don't tip the person that makes my coffee in the morning, I don't tip the person that runs my items through at the shop, why should I tip you for bringing a plate of food out and then taking it away it's literally your job.
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+1 so based
This is just a lazy excuse to be cheap. Everyone knows that tipping culture sucks but it's not the waiters fault it exists so why are you punishing them.
If you get underpaid just get a different job is one of the dumbest unironic comments i have heard in a while. This is basically "homeless? Just buy a house" 2.0. Most countries that have a tipping culture have a lot of unemployment and or an exploitatively low minimum wage that forces people into getting the best they can.
Oh you work 3 jobs trying to raise kids as a single mom? Get a better job stupid. Oh you're a student trying to earn enough for rent? Moron just get a real job. I pray this is bait because this is the dumbest shit.
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You don't need anything special to get a waiter job, so why should you be excused? Punish the business owners for paying pennies instead of making me the guilty one because I didn't give extra $20 from my pocket to the guy who brought my plate from one room to another.
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When you enter a restaurant that money is already gone, it's basically a service fee like most companies have
If you get your car fixed by a mechanic you pay a service fee. When the delivery driver brings you your food you pay a service fee
A tip is essentially your service fee to a waiter (in some countries)
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You're paying service fees in restaurants as well, not including tips. Because it's already included in the food's price or paid separately(depends on the country). Tipping story is just bullshit.
no tip thx
Depending on the service (and cost in general) most of the time 5-10%
In Europe 0, im a poor student. In America its obv different
18-20% normally.
I was feeling really sad one day at an IHOP at 3 am and tipped like 150%. That was nice.
I never tip male waiters, go hit the oil rig chief
5%
if i eat with my girl or family we tip 0 because its honestly stupid (only my dad is big tipper) when iam with someone who i dont really know that much i keep it like 15%.
Only tipped pizza man or barman other can fuck off
Zero amount.
Restaurant will know I like their service when they see me visiting them again.
Normally $0
If they did a good job $1
Hot waitress 30%
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good polak
from Vegas, so I tip generously
50% like all normal humans
0 99% of the times
Sometimes but not often
0%
a few coins/notes when im in 3rd world countries
Adequate to the quality of service I recieve. Might be 0, might be more than the meal.
Here's how it legally works.
People are allowed to employ and pay people UNDER the minimal wage if establishment receives more than X money in tips.
By tipping you are making your meals and drinks cost more to you, you are making life very stressful to workers because they rely on random tips and by far the worst thing is enabling greedy morons not to pay their workers what they should.
It's a lose-lose scenario for everyone apart from greedy fucks who own the business, extort people and usually make pretty terrible working environments.
You shouldn't be the one paying their paycheck, it should be the owner. You are letting the owner get away with it.
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That's how it might legally work in your country, and god that is awful. Most civilised countries have a non-negotiable minimum wage.
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Correct.
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The other part of the issue is that owners are forcing their staff to work for less even when it's illegal and because job market is on fire - people accept that counting on tips.
This applies almost everywhere and you get paid whatever is in your contract and you are expected to return a certain amount to the owner or you get fired.
Nothing
Tipping is not given here, because the restaurant already pays the workers a salary.
But in some expensive restaurants they copied that custom of foreign restaurants that of giving tips.
But here you don't usually give tips, because the restaurant already pays the workers
maybe in expensive restaurants there is that custom but it is a foreign custom
Americans better be tipping 20% to servers
Zero, I don't go to restaurants :(
Depends
I usually tip 20%, I tip 5-10% if the service is exceptionally garbage, I tip 0% if there is already a tip included in the bill.
Don't tip
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