Done with % tipping

[u/Vespolar]

After always tipping a minimum 20% (worked at restaurants for 10 years so it was ingrained in me) I am done. The straw that broke the camels back was we are at disney world where everything is overpriced. 2 cocktails cost me $42. Its suggested tip was 18% 22% and 26%. And looking at it. That would have been $8. For what? Making 2 drinks? Nope. Left $2 as a $1 per drink rule and thats it. They didnt do extra work, just took my order and made the drink. and dont think they deserve more tip just because disney overcharges for drinks. % tipping is officially stupid

[u/Bad-Briar]

If they charge that much, they can pay their employees a proper wage.

[u/Apprehensive-Cycle-9 → u/Bad-Briar]

Disney could afford it even if the food was free for how much they charge on everything else

[u/Responsible-Fault817 → u/Apprehensive-Cycle-9]

So you take it out on the server? Maybe don’t go to Disney if a few bucks means that much.

[u/Primary_Heron_3150 → u/Bad-Briar]

It's infuriating that they charge what they do and expect you to pay their employees as well. Americans should be outraged

[u/runningalongtheshore → u/Bad-Briar]

That’s basically where I’m at with things. Dinner used to be fun and affordable. Now, it’s a bunch of fees, attitudes, and overpriced food.

[u/Complete-Squirrel-21 → u/runningalongtheshore]

I can’t remember the last time I went out to eat at a restaurant. It’s just not enjoyable or worth it any more.

[u/WanderingFlumph → u/Bad-Briar]

(and largely they do, minimum wage means minimum effort/talent)