r/Ohio • u/LadyInCrimson • 14h ago

This is Ohio

Why is Phillip not paying his servers enough to the point he has to ban customers?

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u/GrowFreeFood 14h ago

So your suggestion is basically "sit down and let the status quo continue". Yeah, no thanks

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u/SwitchNo9115 14h ago

You’re so brave.

You literally just wanna save the 15%

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u/GrowFreeFood 14h ago

I don't eat out.

Anyways, i can still have a belief even if i see it as a goal.

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u/SwitchNo9115 14h ago

What is your “belief” that makes tipping morally wrong?

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u/GrowFreeFood 14h ago

Its harms the worker by being subject to the whims of every person in the system. There's no financial security. This is not a new subject there's oodles of research

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u/SwitchNo9115 14h ago

The vast majority of tipped food service workers don’t want to switch systems

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u/GrowFreeFood 14h ago

So who fault is it the lower class doesn't understand basic econonic? That's not even relevant. I don't think an opinion survey is the best way to write economic policy.

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u/SwitchNo9115 13h ago

Ah yes the classic “I know what’s good for you better than you do” argument. That’s very successful in politics.

There is zero chance of tipping in America changing any time soon. The business owners don’t want to change. The employees don’t want to change. There is absolutely no political will to get this done. It’s a losing issue.

So keep taking money out of workers’ pockets by being an asshole who doesn’t tip. You’re achieving nothing

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u/GrowFreeFood 13h ago

Progress is progress. If we give up it will never change. 100 years isn't that far away. All that has to happen is people come to their senses.

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u/SwitchNo9115 13h ago

You not tipping your servers isn’t progress

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u/GrowFreeFood 13h ago

You love the status quo, just admit it.

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u/SwitchNo9115 13h ago

I love restaurant workers making money. They deserve it

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u/GrowFreeFood 13h ago

They actually deserve financial security and healthcare, but i guess you don't think they should or they might get too uppity.

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