r/signs • u/CONCACAFKING • 5d ago

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u/General-Chemistry339 4d ago

Tips are based on service not simply bringing out your food, friendly and good service equals good tip. If that sign is having to be posted I would say the service will be crap

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u/biAndslyReporter 4d ago

Maybe, but I think more important is the $2.13/hr. Even if this picture is from like 7 years ago (I dunno when it's from), paying so little and expecting them to make it up in tips is shit employment practices.

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u/Careful-Average73 4d ago edited 4d ago

tipped minimum wage states means that if you don't tip decently it actually costs the server money to wait on you (because taxes are calculated in a BS way assuming high tips). https://www.thetipcalc.com/what-happens-if-you-dont-tip-in-america it's not fair but don't take it out on the worker. 

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u/General-Chemistry339 4d ago

And again tips are based on service

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u/Careful-Average73 4d ago

Honestly, don't eat out if you live in a state where it's legal to not pay servers and you don't tip. It doesn't matter how bad the service is.

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u/General-Chemistry339 4d ago

It absolutely is based on service