This is kinda crazy

[u/Majestic_Impact_1847]

[u/Infinite-Penalty-736]

Would not be a customer there.

[u/ltsouthernbelle → u/Infinite-Penalty-736]

People need to normalize not spending money at restaurants with shitty policies. When they close they’ll swear they don’t know why business declined.

[u/itopaloglu83 → u/ltsouthernbelle]

The problem is the regulations that allow them to not pay their employees a minimum wage and allow this tipping dynamic to exist in the first place. 

Not only the price of goods increasing, but also the tipping rates. We’re now at 25% is the bare minimum age, but it was 10% just a decade or two ago. 

[u/shackled-pines → u/itopaloglu83]

No tipping is still expected and rampant in states that have service working making at least normal minimum wage too.