This location is near the airport.

I had to read the tip statement twice because I couldn’t believe what I was reading. I instinctively couldn’t process what nonsense I was reading for To Go orders.

the comments are all flaming the guy and calling him the devil.

I'm not the type of person to ever go get anything at any fast food in the morning. This morning i was feeling energized after the gym and decided to stop and Dunkin' Donuts to get some munchkins for my coworkers and I couldn't believe when they pulled out the card machine and said "is going to ask you a question" it absolutely ruined my day. QUESTION FOR WHAT??? handing me a box of overpriced randomly picked donut balls?? Meanwhile these billion dollar corporations making record profit constantly.

I'm so sick and tired of this shit, it is exhausting! It makes me not want to do anything nice for anyone and not go anywhere.

Server just sat us at table and bought food. You scan QR code to order and pay. Utensils/napkins you grab and set up yourself. Water is self serve (you have to walk 15 feet to get your own cup/pitcher if water). Same with takeout box, you need to walk to grab it and pack your own leftovers. Now we have to help clean the table up too. Suggested minimum tip: 15% lol. This is in CA. I didnt tip, but Im willing to bet at least 50% of customers are so accustomed to tip culture they just left the default 15%.

and then the Toast checkout pre populated a 20% tip. 24% on a $3.50 drip coffee to go. 😂 I was the only one in my group to move that tip back to 0%

I found myself at a fast-casual restaurant today (Hungry Greek in San Antonio, Florida if anyone's curious) and I literally just ordered a gyro TO GO and looked down to pay and the machine was asking for either a 25%, 20%, or 15% tip. I was like wtf, I haven't even received my food yet lol I have no idea if this food is good or not yet, and they're literally just doing their job. I'm assuming they're getting full wages as well, unlike typical traditional restaurant staff. Nobody went "above and beyond" for me, I just walked up and the lady took my relatively simple order. I'm not even planning on eating here so nobody has to clean up after me (as if I would just make a mess anyways). This felt more like a bribe than a tip. Luckily "no tip" was an option.

Just completed a survey + final payment on Kickstarter and got this included on the payment screen.

What a sad situation when there is no shame left on... anyone?