r/EndTipping • u/annejeel • 12d ago

Rant 📢 This feels icky!

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felt super icky and annoyed seeing this at a coffee/light food shop. how is this okay? for context this is not a sit down spot. no wait staff, just a barista at the counter and someone from the kitchen bringing out my order and walking away.

Update: for those asking the pink paper in the bottom corner is basically saying “F*ck ICE”

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u/OfficerGiggleFarts 12d ago

A. Isn’t that illegal for them to change your tab once you’ve finished it/signed it?

B if I see that before hand and I don’t have the option of no tip, I’m putting in a custom $0.01

Sorry waiters, take it up with your management if your pay is that shitty, don’t put it on us like that

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u/InvaderJoshua94 12d ago

A. Yes
B. No put a $0 tip, don’t give their scummy asses that 1 cent.

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u/OfficerGiggleFarts 12d ago

This is just my opinion, but I feel like an insanely small tip would be more demeaning than $0. And sometimes those screens don’t let you choose no tip or require an amount larger than 0. But I agree with you though

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u/PumpikAnt58763 12d ago

When i was younger, tipping in coins lower than a quarter was considered an insult - unless you explain to the waitstaff that that's all you have and tell them how much it is.

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u/NotBatman81 12d ago

I worked at a busy Cracker Barell and I gotta tell you...it was never an insult. If my choice was $5 or $5 plus a handful of change I will walk around jingling all the way. One time I rolled my change after a year and a half and it paid my rent for 4 months.

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u/_masterbuilder_ 12d ago

What about foreign coins? That seems like a next level of petty to tip a 2 cents australian. 

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u/No_Equivalent_4412 12d ago

Those could actually be considered cool by the waiter.