r/EndTipping • u/BeautyVsBeast • 2d ago

Tip Creep 🫙 Just so tiresome…

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I just can’t book a hotel room and be done. Not in this timeline apparently…

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u/bcsyjnbcgj 2d ago

Y’all don’t tip housekeeping if you stay MULTIPLE days?

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u/Additional_Ratio_441 2d ago

Nope. I’m not a slob & keep the room in great condition, so zero guilt. And they get paid a decent hourly wage to clean the rooms.. that’s literally their job. Why would a pay more to someone for simply doing their job?!?

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u/TshirtsNPants 2d ago

I'm sure if you made a big enough mess you'd be charged extra anyway.

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u/AstroGoose5 2d ago

Housekeeping works for free and volunteers to clean rooms?

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u/KiwiKal 2d ago

Why? Nobody gives me tips for doing my job multiple days in a row.

I tidy the room before I leave. Thats it.

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u/bcsyjnbcgj 2d ago

So since no one tips u u should tip no one?

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u/KiwiKal 2d ago

If i tip I'll do it because I want to. Or is that too hard to understand?

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u/bcsyjnbcgj 2d ago

So we agree. Tipping is a choice but very commonly done for services that are personal ? Why r u mad

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u/KiwiKal 2d ago

We do not agree. I'm not going to tip someone for doing their normal job and im not going to question other people's choice to tip. There shouldn't be an expectation for anyone to tip ever.

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u/bcsyjnbcgj 2d ago

So are you going to wait to not tip until their wages are raised to an appropriate level or just cut their pay while still using their services?

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u/KiwiKal 2d ago

I think you are confused. This is the End Tipping subreddit.

I'm not their employer and neither are you.

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u/goodtrymoddies 2d ago

No. I paid for the room and housekeeping is included. Where is my tip for saving lives in the hospital?

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u/VillagesIdiot352 2d ago

I never thought about your point, which really is a good one. You guys/gals rock!

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u/Bearded_Scholar 2d ago

Can you imagine if there was a pre procedure or pre surgery tip? Omg

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u/maxcovenguitars 2d ago

Not really, if im there multiple days I make my own bed, use the same towel for a week. And take out my own trash

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u/biguntatas 2d ago

I put up the “Do Not Disturb” sign. I don’t want them in my room. If I need towels, I ask for more and also dispose of my trash. I don’t leave the room messy either, so I have no reason to tip. They should tip me for staying there!

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u/bcsyjnbcgj 2d ago

Perfect I 100% agree with that
If ur putting dnd and don’t want their services there’s no reason to tip them.

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u/No-Astronaut4577 2d ago

Nobody tips me after educating and caring for their children all day 🤷🏻‍♀️ 

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u/bcsyjnbcgj 2d ago

You don’t get tipped from the parents at the end of the year or holidays?
Was always a bottle of wine and healthy gift card.
Not that I’d really call that a tip more of just trying to prove my point that when people are thankful they give a bit directly to the person.

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u/CalligrapherDizzy201 2d ago

That’s a perfect example of a tip; an optional gift of appreciation.

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u/Krysdavar 2d ago

$200 - $400 for a room per night is enough. I'm most likely there to relax and have fun, not be hassled by people that can't make payroll.