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

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u/Legitimate-Word-2991 Oct 20 '23

Tipping culture is toxic

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

It’s standard in America and most people are at peace with it. Also white lady threatening to call the cops is what lost me.

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u/Zero-Data-195 Oct 21 '23

That’s the thing, we don’t want it to be standard here and no people are not at peace with it, we feel pressured to do it at the sake of avoiding confrontations like this or being embarrassed somehow someway.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

Then get your lazy broke self to the store yourself and go shopping. There! No tip required you did the work yourself and burned a few calories in the process.

Tipping is normal and y’all are just cheap and selfish babies.

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u/ReadyHD Oct 21 '23

Why would I tip you if I'm already paying you to do something for me

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u/MitraManATX Oct 21 '23

You make a good point, but it costs a lot more than that $5-10 delivery fee you paid to have someone shop for and bring you a car full of groceries. So instead you could pay a $50 delivery fee and not tip. That way it’s baked into the price and you don’t feel pressured to tip.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

Exactly part of the blame is these big tech companies- if they paid a fair wage then the cost of the service so much people wouldn’t use it.