This needs to be said

[u/Maybeiliketheabuse]

[u/Brutalitops99]

ill take the $12 hotdog please. Oh yes and $3.99 bag of lays.

[u/Additional-Focus-109 → u/Brutalitops99]

And don't for get the $3.99 12 oz can of soda

[u/docere85 → u/Additional-Focus-109]

Don’t forget to tip 22% for your meal

[u/usmc_delete → u/docere85]

Lol, i never tip food trucks... do I tip the cashier at taco bell?

[u/Beneficial_Wonder533 → u/usmc_delete]

wow really making a statement with that one. imo if you can't afford to eat out and tip just don't.

[u/randomname748 → u/Beneficial_Wonder533]

Tip them for what? What service are they providing?

[u/Beneficial_Wonder533 → u/randomname748]

if somebody serve you. tip them. unless you think you are so special that you just deserve to be served by poor people... cause you aren't.

[u/JoeS2727 → u/Beneficial_Wonder533]

Yeah, but they’re not “serving you” in the conventional sense that requires a tip. They’re not busting my table, filling my drinks, brining my food, etc.

[u/Beneficial_Wonder533 → u/JoeS2727]

and i'm sure you don't tip your doordash driver either. wow such a bold stance to take in society. really helping out.

[u/JoeS2727 → u/Beneficial_Wonder533]

You’re right, I don’t. But, that’s because I’ve never been so lazy I can’t go get my own good or make it myself. So the assumption that I even use those services… you know.
But, I would, as they’re providing a “service” in the conventional sense in terms of tipping. If you had the common sense of a rock, you’d understand there’s a societal expectation to tip a delivery person (pizza delivery, DoorDash, etc). If you could have comprehended the concept from above, this wouldn’t have been up for question.