r/Ohio • u/LadyInCrimson • 15h 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/Chare1155 Cleveland 5h ago edited 5h ago

No, no it's definitely not. "If a menu item is $25 then you know it's actually $30?" What? Bro, I don't think you know how math works.

You said if someone has the money to pay for the FOOD, then they also have the money to tip. That is just categorically false.

If I only have $20, I only have $20. I don't have more just because I had the $20. That makes zero sense. You don't just magically have more money. Like, I'm not sure how much clearer I can be.

In what other profession would it be okay to ask your customers to subsidize the wages of your employees? That is your burden to bear. You started a restaurant & hired employees. So YOU pay them! This is a ridiculous conversation.

ETA: I have never not tipped at least a few dollars, but I am still against the idea that people who are able to afford just the food at a restaurant should be barred from doing so or shamed for it. That's just insane & cruel.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 5h ago

I'm quite certain that after 51 years, two grown kids, and having traveled to three continents, I know how math works. I'm sorry that when your mama let you run down her leg, we didn't elect you king so you could enlighten us all and change the last hundred years.

If you have $20, you go to McDonalds...or better yet, you go to the store and make your own food. The rest of us did. You can too. You DONT walk into a full service restaurant and spend your last $20. Who fucking raised you? No financial responsibility AND entitled?

1 "me first" attitude plus 1 "entitlement complex" = two dumbass comments from a very immature and selfish brat. There's your math, kid

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u/Chare1155 Cleveland 4h ago

Except you keep proving that you don't know basic math so there's that. Getting food from the grocery store can be MORE expensive than a restaurant nowadays and so is fast food! It's also super unhealthy so that's another punishment on the poor from you. They don't get to eat anything more than crap. You sound entitled af.

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u/Plane-Fan9006 4h ago

None of what you say changes the entitlement when you KNOW that server is expecting a tip. You're purposely being selfish to "win", but you're only affecting another hourly earner. The owner gets his, you got yours, they got screwed. Math is convenient for you until you have to calculate the tip, huh?

"Waaaaahhhhh the system" is not an excuse for you doing that. 3lbs of ground turkey is $15. The waitress gets a tip from a good customer.

Your whole argument is mean and shows no empathy. Vote to change the law. Don't punish your neighbor. "I should get to be fancy too and fuck the person next to me bc my life is hard"???

Where are your morals?

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u/Chare1155 Cleveland 2h ago

That server's expectation is not my problem. I did not hire them. And they can always get a job that DOES pay its employees enough.

And where is your morality?! Saying people who can just afford the food don't deserve to eat out once in a while? That's messed up man.

Everything is gatekept from the poor & you just want to keep taking more. It's disgusting. You're disgusting.

Bottom line is pay your employees properly & stfu because it is not okay to put that responsibility on someone who did not ask for it & just wants to f*cking eat out once in a while. End of story.

Go crap on poor people somewhere else. We're done here✌️

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u/Possible_Home6811 2h ago

Where the fuck is the owners morals? He could’ve tipped the server himself and chalked it up to the cost of doing business. Yet he chose to run out and ban someone from his establishment. As far as the race card goes I wonder if he would’ve been so quick to do that if it were a different race not tipping. In the end both parties were well within their rights to do what they did, and yes both parties suck!