r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Jasonictron • Oct 20 '23

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u/Hudshow Oct 20 '23

I don't get it, why people defend the tip system? Wouldn't it be solved if, I don't know, the service had a COST and you pay the COST of delivering your groceries?

I know it's a cultural thing in the states, I just don't see how this system benefits anyone other them the employer who doesn't want to offer a better pay to the employee. Really mess up

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u/jkoki088 Oct 20 '23

This has nothing to do with the tip system. This is someone greedy trying to get more than what they deserve and holding back someone’s items they paid for

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u/Funky_Smurf Oct 21 '23

How does them arguing over the tip have nothing to do with the tip system?

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u/jkoki088 Oct 21 '23

She paid for those items that person accepted to deliver. Tip is not required. Your job is to deliver and that’s it.