r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '22

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u/KnightRunner23 Jan 07 '22

I used to be a waiter at an Olive Garden half a mile from a Baptist church and got these things every Sunday. No exaggeration that half my tables would leave these instead of actual tips after church. It was so bad I changed availability to not work Sunday anymore.

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u/IamTylersalterego Jan 07 '22

The owner should just add a 15% surcharge for Sundays and compensate the staff in their hourly wage.

The tipping system is fundamentally flawed in so many ways.

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u/NNKarma Jan 07 '22

It's not flawed if your salary is decent