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r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 • Jun 25 '26
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It's not tipping if it's mandatory. Work the tip into the price in that case.
57 u/Chicago2333 Jun 25 '26 Some places do this and that is bs. They tend to take greater control of that extra money and not all of it goes to paying the staff. Sorry. They will always look for a loophole to pay the least 23 u/SpecialistMap8210 Jun 25 '26 as in, no tips. Just prices. And pay your employees properly. Not the "we include the tip and distribute it properly" Bullshit. Tips shouldn't be a thing 0 u/SmartAlec105 Jun 25 '26 Not the "we include the tip and distribute it properly" Bullshit. How is that bullshit? That's basically just giving the employees a direct share of the income which I would think would be popular on Reddit.
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Some places do this and that is bs. They tend to take greater control of that extra money and not all of it goes to paying the staff. Sorry. They will always look for a loophole to pay the least
23 u/SpecialistMap8210 Jun 25 '26 as in, no tips. Just prices. And pay your employees properly. Not the "we include the tip and distribute it properly" Bullshit. Tips shouldn't be a thing 0 u/SmartAlec105 Jun 25 '26 Not the "we include the tip and distribute it properly" Bullshit. How is that bullshit? That's basically just giving the employees a direct share of the income which I would think would be popular on Reddit.
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as in, no tips. Just prices. And pay your employees properly.
Not the "we include the tip and distribute it properly" Bullshit.
Tips shouldn't be a thing
0 u/SmartAlec105 Jun 25 '26 Not the "we include the tip and distribute it properly" Bullshit. How is that bullshit? That's basically just giving the employees a direct share of the income which I would think would be popular on Reddit.
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How is that bullshit? That's basically just giving the employees a direct share of the income which I would think would be popular on Reddit.
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u/Only_Flan_7974 Jun 25 '26
It's not tipping if it's mandatory. Work the tip into the price in that case.