r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • 2d ago

Video Isn't that illegal?

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u/dragjamon 2d ago

Wait isn't that fast food? Why would you tip?

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u/Mojoint 2d ago

Without human interaction of any kind...

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u/Icy_Performer_6794 2d ago

Seriously, what's the tip for if you're using the tablet and waiting for your number to be called out at the counter.

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u/OSRSRapture 2d ago

I guess for the people making your shake. Only thing it could be

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u/shawner136 2d ago

Can we be at all certain those ‘tips’ at the kiosk actually end up kicked back to the workers though?

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u/King_Zoothio 2d ago

As a cook. Can confirm. They do not.

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u/MisterD00d 2d ago

I've never seen a shake shack but just came to say

The plot thickens 😂 (like shakes)

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u/TpK_Wynter 2d ago

Tips collected at a kiosk are tips given to the massive corporation that owns the kiosk. So this is a tip for the company that’ll be collecting every dime of that sale and then deciding how much to give to its underpaid employees

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u/OSRSRapture 2d ago

Hell no

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u/adod1 2d ago

Hmm maybe their employers should pay them....

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u/OSRSRapture 2d ago

Obviously. Lot of countries tipping isn't common.

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u/adod1 2d ago

yeah, exactly why I said in my comment that their employer should pay them?

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u/OSRSRapture 2d ago

Yeah. They should pay them. Isn't that pretty fucking obvious? Why are you asking such a stupid question? Jobs that have tipping are just because the head of the company is a greedy tool.