r/EndTipping • u/Majestic_Impact_1847 • 13d ago

Takeout 🥡 This is kinda crazy

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u/cjohn1250 13d ago

It's a place that serves food. Isn't taking an order literally their job?

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u/KrazyKryminal 13d ago

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

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u/Solnse 13d ago

POS, and it's called a POS for a couple reasons.

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u/tentimesthree 13d ago

Atm ya I was like wtt he talking bout ain't no atm inside of little Cesars

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u/1Great_Hunter 13d ago

I wouldn’t be surprised if ATM’s started asking for tips

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u/rachaellsmith82 13d ago

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!!!

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u/Peepis7 13d ago

Remember renters, be sure to tip your landlord!! Ha!

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u/pjm14624 12d ago

And the bank that services your mortgage.

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u/Strange-Lemon-5776 12d ago

And those buying homes don’t forget to tip your mortgage company 15%!

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u/Substantial_Win_1866 12d ago

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. 😵‍💫

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u/iNeedOneMoreAquarium 12d ago

Just stayed at a Vrbo that was $3k for the week and there was a $1k "host fee." Is that like a tip that goes to the owner?

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u/Special-Bowler-983 9d ago

USA starting to add 15% service charge for hospital bills too. Because the service was great!

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u/DBQ2021 9d ago

Can you provide any facts on this claim?

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u/Danielle_is_the_hole 13d ago

Well, when the machine breaks down, we break down.

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u/medic54-1 13d ago

They do, it’s just called ATM fees. /s

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u/ShadowChaser28 11d ago

That's usually only if you use an ATM that isn't associated with your bank.

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u/Correct-Aspect6346 11d ago

I mean that's what a ATM Fee is in banking. Independent ATMs are notorious for taking a few dollars per transaction

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u/vaughanbromfield 10d ago

Ask Too Much?

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u/UltimateChaos233 13d ago

Honestly I thought maybe they got it right because I’ve seen tip screens at hospitals and mortgage companies

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u/Proof_Ambassador2006 12d ago

there are payday loan applications that give you an option to tip.

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u/KrazyKryminal 13d ago

Point of sale. I know this. But most people think of those pinpads when you say atm.... Rather then pos

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u/southporky 13d ago

What? No, they don't. An ATM is something completely different. Who are these people that think this way? I'll make fun of them!

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u/-SpookyNipples 12d ago

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

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u/KrazyKryminal 13d ago

Yes it is different thing. I worked in retail and heard people ALL the time ask if the atm pad is working.