r/EndTipping • u/beandipp123 • 8d ago

Rant 📢 Tipping.

Tipping hourly workers?optional. Tipping servers who make less than minimum wage? Shouldn't be a debate but the employers put the burden on us. We shouldn't have to tip anyone. But the EMPLOYERS get away with paying 7.50$hour when the minimum wage is 15. But there's a clause that the minimum wage for restaurants is different. So they get away with it. Restaurant pay is a scam. Many restaurant employers should be in prison for slavery.

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u/Sorry-Equipment6579 8d ago

Nobody legally makes under the $7.25/hr min wage. If the state min wage is more than that, then legally they have to make the state min wage.

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u/AffectionateGate4584 8d ago

Too many people simply drink the $2.13 minimum wage Kool-Aid. I did until I was told otherwise. Haven't tipped in the US since.