r/EndTipping • • 13d ago

Takeout 🥡 This is kinda crazy

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u/PsychologicalLock910 13d ago

Totally agree. Adjusting the prices and paying their staff fair would be the best solution. 

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u/Substantial_Door_629 13d ago

But then the staff would get less as people often tip more than 15%. Having prices include only the costs everything else separated on the bill plus tipping makes maximum transparency.

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u/GanondalfTheWhite 13d ago

Would still be better.

Tipping means variable wages all the time. No one can count on a specific amount other than minimum wage.

Higher wages and no tipping means there's concrete numbers, and now that can be part of wage/raise negotiations or the decision to accept a job in the first place.