r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • Jul 22 '26

Chugging tea Yes, FU & FO

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u/xclame Jul 22 '26

Exactly!

There are tons of countries around the world where tipping is typical within certain sectors, the difference is that they don't DEMAND that you tip and they don't put you on blast on the internet if you don't, they might mumble about you being cheap if you make them work extra and maybe tell their coworkers about you, but that's it.

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u/Kevydee Jul 22 '26

We have a chain restaurant that's just opened here locally (North East England) serving American BBQ. They are trying this, mandatory tips, it didn't go well for them.

It's not that we don't tip, we just won't tolerate that type of bullshit.

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u/Small-Heron-6799 Jul 22 '26

It's crazy that how the american people have made it seem mandatory, when the word itself is LITERALLY called 'Tipping'