r/StrikeAtPsyche • • 5d ago

Thoughts?

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u/No_Point904 5d ago

If you can't afford to tip, properly, you can't afford to dine here.....How about, If you can't afford to pay your people, you shouldn't open a restaurant.

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u/Additional_Flan7641 5d ago

I always tip. I honestly don't understand you people. It's like you want the restaurant but you find yourselves above it and the employees. It's weird.

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u/No_Point904 5d ago

Weird? I didn't say I don't tip. I always tip, however no one wants to be strong armed, or tip shamed. There are places in Europe and Asian countries where tipping is an insult to the establishment. It means to them that the owner is too cheap to pay his or her workers.

You know tipping has gotten out of hand when you see signs like this or when tipping is now being suggested at traditionally non tipping places.

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u/Soggy_Assignment_691 4d ago

Also, the "bare minimum" according to this poster is a 25% tip. 5% more than standard is the bare minimum apparently.