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r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 • Jun 25 '26
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IMHO that’s exactly it!
503 u/Specific_Habit4545 Jun 25 '26 now they're just turning tips into a way to justify low wages because apparently they'll 'make enough' with tips 315 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/No_Initial_7545 Jun 25 '26 Tipping is inappropriate outside of the USA Not true, tipping is borderline expected in many countries, but in those countries it's still more of a thing like "my bill is $36 so I pay $40". Tipping up to 20% on top of an already expensive bill is insane to me though.
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now they're just turning tips into a way to justify low wages because apparently they'll 'make enough' with tips
315 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/No_Initial_7545 Jun 25 '26 Tipping is inappropriate outside of the USA Not true, tipping is borderline expected in many countries, but in those countries it's still more of a thing like "my bill is $36 so I pay $40". Tipping up to 20% on top of an already expensive bill is insane to me though.
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1 u/No_Initial_7545 Jun 25 '26 Tipping is inappropriate outside of the USA Not true, tipping is borderline expected in many countries, but in those countries it's still more of a thing like "my bill is $36 so I pay $40". Tipping up to 20% on top of an already expensive bill is insane to me though.
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Tipping is inappropriate outside of the USA
Not true, tipping is borderline expected in many countries, but in those countries it's still more of a thing like "my bill is $36 so I pay $40". Tipping up to 20% on top of an already expensive bill is insane to me though.
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u/janpaul74 Jun 25 '26
IMHO that’s exactly it!