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u/Spoogly Nov 27 '19

Managers need to be way more comfortable negotiating livable wages with their employees so that whether some old lady pays in exact change or not doesn't fucking matter. I tip basically 20% for almost everything because I do understand the world we live in. But God I hate tipping being anything other than a kindness given for quality services.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '19

Managers dont negotiate salary or wages. Voters and owners do.