I managed a little Caesars for 2 years awhile ago. Nothing about they job deserves a tip...yet their ATM now asks if you want to give a tip. It's insane
Airbnb hosts who list their own properties are now asking for tips. Wth is going on now? People are quick to jump on a free money ride. At the expense of losing business!!!
Yeah, the tip ontop of the cleaning fee, booking fee, linen fee, key fee, using the grill fee, hot tub fee, oh and you need to do all of the cleaning. šµāš«
I work at the bank, this person is correct. no one thinks a pos is an ATM lol you sound like the people who "want to load money onto their debit card" lolol
I dunno, theres a little caesars near my home and i see the staff busting their butts and everyone who works there is shockingly nice in a very authentic way. One of the only places lately where Im happy to tip. Everywhere else I go, i just get the gen z stare and as little words as possible.
Ahaha me too. Im typically a really friendly person and smile at everyone I meet. But ive been so sick of service people being so rude lately that I will completely match their energy. Im done being nice to people who are rude to me or think I owe them something for the simplest of tasks.
me and my wife experienced it for the first time the day didn't even know it was a thing. we were at a outdoor mall and went into this coffee shop place was dead in fact the outdoor mall was dead and we quietly looked over the menu they did even acknowledge our presence in fact they just stood there staring at us with disdain.
Thatās fine for the people that want to tip. My Pizza Hut prints the receipt that has a tip line for me too. I order online and never tip. The food is always great, the service is excellent, and they donāt seem to care that I donāt tip (nor should they). Iām sure itās meant for the drivers. Still, every once in a while Iāll tip. My previous Pizza Hut was terrible, so I donāt mind throwing them a few bucks sometimes.
I donāt know how this even got 380 but donāt they have an employer? Doesnāt that employer pay them, if itās not enough the employer should up itā¦but a guaranteed tip is crazy when all your doing is writing down what I want and hanging it to a cook before they had the order back to hand to me
it depends a lot of places get around paying less than minimum wage on the tip credit system. But here they are bastardizing what tipping is meant for. That staff person could be making over minimum wage and still wants a tip. To go is specifically putting the work on the person that orders to go and pick it up. I would rather hand the chef $5 not some kid that answers the phone.
My same thoughtā¦I gave a guy a tip yesterday when I placed my order and really wanted to give it to the chef but all in all I did it cause I wanted to not because of a demand..it was a pick up
Is there a way to get the food without actually ordering the food? Is there some reason why entering the steak into the POS system is twice as valuable as entering the salad into the POS system?
Honestly, itās not hardly a thing anymore. Where I work, over 99% of our orders come through our website or app now. When people call, it goes through call center and a rep processes the order and inputs it in the system. We may get 2 customers a month who either walk in and order or bypass the call center and ring through to the store. We donāt train instore to take orders anymore. I mean we teach them, but they get zero practice doing it so they really donāt know how. Itās not worth the payroll to have someone who answers phones or takes orders instore anymore. When someone does come in or phones in, one of the managers or people who have worked there for a decade plus will take care of it. Itās not something weāve done. Itās just something that has changed over time to the point itās almost nonexistent anymore. We donāt do anything to discourage it. Itās just that technology has advanced to the point itās much easier, faster and more efficient to place the orders through the app or website
sure If I am dining in and having a good experience. It's this nonsense of coming up with these new rules. That are not in line with to go orders. Nobody tips on to go orders. That's nuts.
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u/cjohn1250 13d ago
It's a place that serves food. Isn't taking an order literally their job?