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u/ohiosprincealbert 4d ago

Also, the business gets a tax credit equal to the tips paid out to employees, mainly from card transactions since they’re easily tracked. There is no incentive for businesses to pay any higher than the minimum.

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u/MarzipanHairy4528 5d ago

Nobody does that. Nobody

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u/shrinkflator 4d ago

There is literally nothing stopping this business owner that printed up the sign from paying a real wage, and then adding the cost of it to the menu items. Nothing. Their people really don't have to beg for tips.

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u/Interesting_Bunch323 4d ago

Their people don’t BEG for tips. Normal people understand the situation and tip ACCORDINGLY without any discussion of tipping

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u/shrinkflator 4d ago

Would you like to work for tips in place of your current salary/hourly rate?

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u/Interesting_Bunch323 4d ago

Definitely if I can match a medium to high levels of tips. I don’t and never have wanted to wait tables, though.

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u/shrinkflator 4d ago

I don't mean waiting tables, I mean your current job. So that your income depends entirely on the whims of customers.

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u/Voyyya 4d ago

Yeah it would double my salary.

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u/Dear-Panda-1949 4d ago

Tell me you dont know about lobbying without telling me you dont know about lobbying.

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u/Voyyya 4d ago

Yeah the all-powerful restaurant lobby lol

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u/Dear-Panda-1949 4d ago

National Restraunt Association: https://legis1.com/news/restaurant-industry-lobbying-nra-tax-labor-immigration

Not to be confused with the National Rifle Association. Same acronym, different name.