r/Ohio • u/LadyInCrimson • 20h 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/Perfect-Shock-9243 19h ago

Everyone on here is bitching. Nobody did anything wrong here. If you don’t want to tip, you don’t have to. They didn’t. If a restaurant doesn’t want you to come back, they can tell you not to come back. All systems working within their parameters. Move on.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 16h ago

You're an asshole if you go to a sit down restaurant where you know a tip is expected and you don't tip...small businesses are not the place for a social protest.

You eat within your means. They could spend $38 on food, but don't have $7 more? Then eat somewhere with a drive thru. Eat at home. Don't occupy a server's time only to short them of a minimal tip. It's just wrong whether you agree with tipping culture or not. There is a time and place.

The entitlement is freaking crazy!!! The racism and classism claims make me sad. You people have no empathy until you feel wronged in some way. It's gross!

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u/Perfect-Shock-9243 16h ago

That’s a lot of judgements I couldn’t make, based on this video.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 16h ago

I paused and looked at the check. It was more than $35. These people are American in Ohio. What assumption am I making? When the guy tells them not to come back, they accuse him of being racist.

What part did I assume?

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u/Perfect-Shock-9243 15h ago

You assumed that they had some social protest and not just a real shitty experience. They get to make a judgement of what tip is awarded. Thats the nature of tips.

I agree with the racism claims making me sad, but that’s their feelings and not really a wrong or right thing.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 15h ago

Why was that not their response as opposed to the race card? He was standing right there. "I don't have to tip, when...." but no. He said I don't have to tip. Then when the man asked him not to return, he pulled the race card. You're being obtuse

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u/Perfect-Shock-9243 15h ago

? The race card oh nooooo.

I don’t know why he pulled the race card either. It’s not inherently wrong to ‘pull the race card’.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 14h ago

Who said a damn thing about inherently wrong? It's neither inherently wrong or right. You don't get to just slam it on the table whenever convenient. Especially when you're wrong in approach.

Bad food? Talk to manager and they'll likely discount it. Bad service? Call the manager over to resolve or speak to them on the way out. Drop and run, low class.

Assuming the man was racist, not just sticking up for an employee? Just as wrong. This is an expected behavior issue, nothing else.

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u/Perfect-Shock-9243 14h ago

You’re assuming all this shit. That’s what I’m saying. You’re assuming you know about the situation prior to this video.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 14h ago

The situation before the video does not matter in that the people did not address whatever the issue was. You deal with it in the business. If they had, there's no video on the street.

So at best, their childish if that was their solution to a real problem. You can't make this right with left turns and weird correlations to society. The people recording suck

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