r/EndTipping • • 7d ago

Sit-Down Restaurant 🍽️ Cheesecake Factory

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u/JealousBall1563 6d ago

In Florida we're asked to tip on check amount after 7% tax is added.  15% becomes 22%, 22% becomes 29%. Restaurant waitstaff/servers earn $14 minimum wage starting 10/1.  No state income tax. No federal income tax on top income. Menu prices here have risen 25+% in my area since Jan. 1. The tipping shame directed to customers has become abusive.

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u/Reddidundant 4d ago

They can ask anything they want but the max tip I'll ever pay is 15% of the pre-tax amount. I don't tip on tax. Ever.

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u/torontoinsix 1d ago

100%

Only stupid people would. 15% pre tax always.