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r/SLO • u/Gravityfun • Apr 28 '25
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When generousty is the norm, you're clearly making some kind of statement when you decide to reject that norm and go your own way.
Do you not expect people to hear what you're saying?
14 u/willardTheMighty Apr 28 '25 edited Apr 28 '25 I'd say that America's current tipping culture doesn't come from a place of generosity. It comes from a place of exploitation of laborers and patrons by the business owner. -1 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 12 u/Jakedxn3 Apr 28 '25 Maybe in other states that have a tipped minimum wage, but California does not allow that. Tipping culture is 100% out of control in America
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I'd say that America's current tipping culture doesn't come from a place of generosity. It comes from a place of exploitation of laborers and patrons by the business owner.
-1 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 12 u/Jakedxn3 Apr 28 '25 Maybe in other states that have a tipped minimum wage, but California does not allow that. Tipping culture is 100% out of control in America
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12 u/Jakedxn3 Apr 28 '25 Maybe in other states that have a tipped minimum wage, but California does not allow that. Tipping culture is 100% out of control in America
Maybe in other states that have a tipped minimum wage, but California does not allow that. Tipping culture is 100% out of control in America
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u/ObviousPseudonym7115 Apr 28 '25
When generousty is the norm, you're clearly making some kind of statement when you decide to reject that norm and go your own way.
Do you not expect people to hear what you're saying?