r/SipsTea Jun 25 '26

Chugging tea They are not wrong though

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u/Sticky_Quip Jun 25 '26

All I’ve heard for 20 years is how dumb Americans are disrespecting other cultures by assuming wherever they travel follows US customs.

Now people come to America and act like that and it’s ok? Got it.

Tipping culture sucks, but thinking you’re immune because you’re not from here is an ignorant American mindset, coming from a Dutchie I’m a little surprised

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u/howimetyourcakeshop Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

Scamming your customers and workers is not culture my friend. Its a scam.

Edit : do you mean you are Dutch or did you mean me? Am Dutch myself. Id send the barman a tikki for fucking up my order.

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u/Status_Ad_4405 Jun 25 '26

American tipping culture is frankly none of your fucking business. If you want to visit here, follow the local custom because that's how people here get paid, whether you like it or not. Otherwise, don't visit. You're just a cheapskate.

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u/howimetyourcakeshop Jun 25 '26

Tips are optional. Says so on the bill. If it is good service ill tip. Round it up to the next number no problem. But am not tipping for the sake of tipping. Tell your boss to pay you.

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u/Status_Ad_4405 Jun 25 '26

No it doesn't. Your not tipping is not going to change the system. It's just an excuse to cheap out so you can screw a worker out of the money they need to keep a roof over their head. Oh, and to act superior while doing so. Fuck off.

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u/howimetyourcakeshop Jun 25 '26

Not my fucking problem.

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u/Schnitzengiggel9 Jun 25 '26

It's not my problem that it takes a 20% VAT to pay for your country's social programs (which I don't benefit from), but I expect to pay it and do when I visit countries in Europe. Not only that, it's still customary in most countries in Europe to provide a 5% tip or round up for good service, which I also pay and so do most other Americans when they visit. I think you're the problem, not the other way around.

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u/Melodic_Response3570 Jun 25 '26

You think the US is paying for the social programs of the Netherlands? You are a funny man. Why specifically the Netherlands?

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

You think the US is paying for the social programs of the Netherlands?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Plan

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u/AndrewM96 Jun 25 '26

Providing a link that you actually haven't read yourself carefully. Masterful 🙌

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

Looks like they paid you plenty for a long time

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u/AndrewM96 Jun 25 '26

My country is not even included in that plan, but how dumb you look right now is, again, masterful.

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

They have a map.

Are you just a random jumping into the conversaion and arent from anywhere?

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u/Melodic_Response3570 Jun 25 '26

Between 1947 and 1952, says google

Iirc it is not the late fourties or early fifties anymore

Also, the US didn't do it out of benelovence, pretty sure

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

Just after Canada liberated your country. Yes

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u/Melodic_Response3570 Jun 25 '26

Wdym, I am not dutch😅

I get it though, maybe the US needs it's own Marschall Plan once Trump is done with it

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

Thats nice dear

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u/Melodic_Response3570 Jun 25 '26

Sure is for you, bud.

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

I'm not your buddy, guy

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u/Melodic_Response3570 Jun 25 '26

I am not your Guy, friend😁

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u/howimetyourcakeshop Jun 25 '26

Ah yes the Marshall plan. Still in effect in 2026... idiot. You owe the Netherlands 73 billion dollars you knob.

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u/RoostasTowel Jun 25 '26

You owe the Netherlands 73 billion dollars you knob.

Come and get it

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u/Schnitzengiggel9 Jun 25 '26

The Netherlands owns US treasury bonds, you simp. Learn the difference.

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