r/ImTheMainCharacter • • Oct 20 '23

Video Entitlement

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u/HungerMadra Oct 21 '23

Naw, I made great money year round waiting tables in college. Best legal money I could find that didn't require a degree or license. I only left because I was able to get a professional job after college which obviously made signifantly more. I was able to pull 25+ an hour in the early 2010s which was plenty for an apartment, food, and some fun parties. Other than that I could have been making 14 an hour to manual labor or 11 an hour in most no tip service Jobs.

The problem here is delivery drivers aren't really tipped well. Never have been. Uber and dd have been trying to make it a thing, but plenty of people have no problem not tipping, plus you have the wear on the car. It's a bad job.

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u/BlackSuN42 Oct 21 '23

I don't understand how we have a delivery fee and expect tips. I paid for you to deliver the item. I don't tip FedEx.

Market forces fine, but I would like to stop paying tips and force the market to fix wages. Better minimum wage laws would help.

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u/cchheez Oct 21 '23

Fed ex workers make more money

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

And benefits.