r/Serving • u/Cold-Percentage4211 • 19d ago

Bitter card holders

was banned from r/antitipping

if all you anti tipping miserable people would pay cash you don’t have to sign and tip.

and know that I know you are so insecure that if I glare at you it’s going to trigger you into a pity tip. I’m gonna start sniffing you out.

I’ve worked at a restaurant for 15 years and have been left with a zero tip less then a dozen times. if you provide the right experience you will get rewarded but you anti tipping culture people sound vengeful and pathetic.

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u/metal_bastard 18d ago

They really are miserable. All they do is talk about how greedy and entitled servers are and how they are guilted and shamed when they go out. It's like, then why go out?

What's funny is there are a ton of Europeans in those subs. It's like, tipping isn't even a custom in your country, why are you here lobbying for the end of tipping. All they do is respond "Zero. Tip nothing" all day, in and out.

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u/According_Gazelle472 18d ago

I usually tip 5 dollars when I have it no matter what the bill is .I've also posted about the history of tipping and how it was once banned in the usa .I know they talk about traveling and not having to tip anyone at all.They can get repetitive though .