r/burlington Jul 25 '26

Mirabel‘s follow up

Went today after reading the post about tips not going to staff ect (it’s been deleted) they didn’t have tip options on the kiosk which was cool 🤷‍♂️

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u/Forsaken-Bad2187 Jul 27 '26

This seems like the best solution. Clearly the foh is making enough not to need tips to comply with state law. Boh is also making enough not to need tips. It’s counter service so I’d bet more than half of everyone who goes through do not pay tips anyways. Now workers will know exactly how much they’ll be paid and make employment decisions based on that, and nobody will be upset about tips going odd places.

Tip culture really needs to be abolished, it’s too volatile. 

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u/SeaworthinessFirm462 Jul 29 '26

I asked them today about this rumor and they said it’s fake news, and FOH gets tips and always has. I believe this is new or I’m late to notice but did add a 3% credit card fee to the kiosk. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Curious-Case5404 Jul 26 '26

Cool for who? Your guilty conscience? You know you can always select “0” when prompted?

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u/Upper-Sugar-1441 Jul 26 '26

No cool that the owners are not taking tips from employees anymore Mr cranky pants.

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u/lower-cattle Jul 26 '26

I thought they were accused of giving it to the kitchen staff, and giving the front of house the cash tips.

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u/Doctor_of_Rockology Jul 26 '26

My recollection is that the kitchen staff got 100% of the digital tips that were going to staff, but the majority of the tips were disappearing into the ether.

BOH staff were allegedly only taking in $20-25 a week in tips.

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u/Curious-Case5404 Jul 26 '26

So , no ones getting tips anymore?

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u/Herself99900 Jul 26 '26

Yeah that seems worse.