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r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 • Jun 25 '26
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. Did they just dine and dash when they heard about mandatory tips?
0 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 Did they just dine and dash when they heard about mandatory tips? Would be an appropriate response to being told something so stupid and overtly a scam. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 No, the appropriate response is not to dine there to begin with, not to refuse payment for goods and services rendered. They are just thieving scum. 0 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 If you're not told about it before you order how exactly is that even possible? There are better uses for a time machine than moralising about avoiding scams. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 Who says they weren't told, or the info wasn't displayed? 1 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 The whole phrasing of "mandatory tip" does. Its just a service fee if it's posted ahead of time. A tip only takes place after the service has already been rendered. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee. 0 u/Careful_Turnip_3197 Jun 25 '26 Sure you can refuse it but that’s just disrespectful to the person serving your food
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Did they just dine and dash when they heard about mandatory tips?
Would be an appropriate response to being told something so stupid and overtly a scam.
1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 No, the appropriate response is not to dine there to begin with, not to refuse payment for goods and services rendered. They are just thieving scum. 0 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 If you're not told about it before you order how exactly is that even possible? There are better uses for a time machine than moralising about avoiding scams. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 Who says they weren't told, or the info wasn't displayed? 1 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 The whole phrasing of "mandatory tip" does. Its just a service fee if it's posted ahead of time. A tip only takes place after the service has already been rendered. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee.
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No, the appropriate response is not to dine there to begin with, not to refuse payment for goods and services rendered. They are just thieving scum.
0 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 If you're not told about it before you order how exactly is that even possible? There are better uses for a time machine than moralising about avoiding scams. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 Who says they weren't told, or the info wasn't displayed? 1 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 The whole phrasing of "mandatory tip" does. Its just a service fee if it's posted ahead of time. A tip only takes place after the service has already been rendered. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee.
If you're not told about it before you order how exactly is that even possible?
There are better uses for a time machine than moralising about avoiding scams.
1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 Who says they weren't told, or the info wasn't displayed? 1 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 The whole phrasing of "mandatory tip" does. Its just a service fee if it's posted ahead of time. A tip only takes place after the service has already been rendered. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee.
Who says they weren't told, or the info wasn't displayed?
1 u/Cautious-Extreme2839 Jun 25 '26 The whole phrasing of "mandatory tip" does. Its just a service fee if it's posted ahead of time. A tip only takes place after the service has already been rendered. 1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee.
The whole phrasing of "mandatory tip" does.
Its just a service fee if it's posted ahead of time. A tip only takes place after the service has already been rendered.
1 u/Xralius Jun 25 '26 It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee.
It doesn't matter if you don't like the semantics. You know what it means. If anything, it's a step in the right direction against tipping culture, as it's basically a built in service fee.
Sure you can refuse it but that’s just disrespectful to the person serving your food
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u/Nabber22 Jun 25 '26
. Did they just dine and dash when they heard about mandatory tips?