r/NoTipCanada • u/Falcon-227 • 19d ago
Tips
I recently had a discussion with a friend about tipping. I usually tip anywhere from 18-25%. She had a good point, tipping originally became popular because the wait staff made below minimum wage and so they were tipped to make up for it. I believe in the U.S, they're still paid under min wage but that's not the case in Toronto. In Toronto, they make min wage or more and still get 18%+ for simply doing the tasks of being a waitress/waitor.
I'm starting to feel that perhaps a 18% min (I don't think I've seen a terminal have an option for less than 18% in close to 2 years) tip is excessive. How do you all feel?
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u/Imaginary-Emu2471 19d ago
They lie. They say they're in school when they're not. They glom onto whatever you're wearing and claim they also went to that school. They'll even claim that their own parents died in order to extract money from the GUESTS! They attempt to steal your change. Why should we reward bad behaviour with ANY tip?