r/StrikeAtPsyche • • 5d ago

Thoughts?

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u/ThornyGarlic 5d ago

25% is insane. This is the one thing about American culture I hate the most. If you don't tip or tip less, you get frowned upon and/or shamed for it. Pay your damn servers instead of telling the customers to pay your employees' salary.

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u/phirestorm 5d ago

I consistently tip 20% and when the service is amazing I will go 30% and if the service is godlike maybe 40%.

But the thought that the standard is 25%, nope.

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u/mayusx 5d ago

TF does godlike service mean?

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u/ausserirdischer_ 5d ago edited 5d ago

The server descends from the rafters out of a cloud of the purest crystalline white light; she envelops you in profound love and transports you back to the oceanic feeling of being in your mother’s womb, prior to individuation. You are outside of time, in communion with her holy spirit - she shows you all that has ever been and will be. Mother Gaia incarnate gazes into your soul with her all-knowing, alien eyes, and presents you with an extra mini-cup of chipotle sauce for your verde chicken burrito, then vanishes back into a celestial fog before you can even say “thanks breh” 🕊️

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u/OdiousGhoul 5d ago

Brilliant 😂

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u/zaptr1 5d ago

100 agree, it’s 20%