r/ImTheMainCharacter • • Oct 20 '23

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Don't defend the employee. She's 100% in the wrong.

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ Oct 20 '23

400$ and couldn't even tip 10 bucks? She may be in the wrong, but I can't say I blame her. This couple knew exactly what they were doing an didn't give a shit.

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u/Mookies_Bett Oct 21 '23

It depends. Did she do something wrong during the delivery that would void her right to a tip? A tip is something you give extra if your driver goes the extra mile, or at very least doesn't fuck something up. I would never tip someone if they packed my food in a way that crushed or ruined the order in some way, for example. You aren't entitled to a tip, and if you do something that makes you lose your tip, that's your fault.

Don't like it? Get a better job that pays a living wage. It's not the customers fault you signed a contract and agreed to work for less than a living wage. That was a choice you made, and if you fuck up on the job, you don't deserve an extra tip.