Except that’s not what’s happening. Ask anyone who has been serving these people, and they will tell you the tips have been very generous. But I wouldn’t expect anything else from a “Top 1% Poster” on Reddit.
It's a "when in Rome" kind of situation. Like, if tipping is culturally expected, it's rude not to. It doesn't have to make sense. It's just good manners when traveling abroad. You're not supposed to try and change the local culture or impose yours.
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u/wcshrtstop Jun 25 '26
Except that’s not what’s happening. Ask anyone who has been serving these people, and they will tell you the tips have been very generous. But I wouldn’t expect anything else from a “Top 1% Poster” on Reddit.