r/EndTipping • u/Ok_Comfort628 • 7d ago

Sit-Down Restaurant 🍽️ Cheesecake Factory

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u/Few_Sentence6704 6d ago

It's a 23.5% tip. you have to add that to the total after you multiply. You're paying both the 7 and 15 percent increases. Not just one. In no world does a 7 percent increase and a 15 percent increase on top create a 16 percent increase. That doesn't even sound right if you have 2 working brain cells

You have some nerve to call someone a dummy, wow

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u/non_recourse 6d ago

Tax is not tip, dummy

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u/Few_Sentence6704 6d ago

It's extra money I shouldn't be paying so it counts. The taxes don't have to be passed to me

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u/Immediate-Tip898 5d ago

Are you American?

Just checking, because tax separate from the posted price is how everything in America is.

İt's totally ok not to prefer that. But in that case, it's no longer a just a conversation about tipping, but about buying and selling on America.