Why is United States still far behind with other countries?

Why is United States still far behind with other countries?

Why are we still forced to tip?

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I tipped one guy 1$ for a 50$ meal one day because he served me first before my wife. I don't really feel bad about it because that was 10 years ago but anyway, you have to tip pretty much everywhere. USA is not far behind.

You don't have to tip.
You can learn to enough the taste of spit and piss in your food, also.

>implying you'd regularly return to a place you didn't tip at

/thread

Once I didn't tip a Chinaman delivering chink food and he shoved the package into my chest. Not too hard, but was obviously pissed. I had tried to explain to him that I paid over the phone with a credit card and added the tip to that but he wanted cash. I guess his Chinese boss always ripped off tips given that way.

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Are we really that far behind? I mean we tip because its was customary and it was meant for those who do a good job. I mean also when it comes to being behind were not that far behind we just work with this system. If it isn't broken then don't fix it. I mean its not a perfect system but were alright besides were not arresting people for shitposts online here.

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how do you flip the glass without spilling it all

gotta make the wagies earn their tip

based

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If only we were like japan and didn’t have to tip because people did their fucking jobs because it was their job

That's the point. However, in this situation, the server should first clean up the ketchup, then move the glass off the edge of thetable onto a flat solid surface to then flip it up right with minimal spilling, basically what that asshole did in reverse.

Most food servers aren't valuable enough to their employers to warrant being paid minimum wage, so are thus made to rely on tips to encourage good service.

It is larping payoff money. Some wannabe with some cash hands out poyoffs to feel all "gangsta". It then becomes customary for the commoners as an homage.

Put something on top like a coaster, flip then pull it out after.

I don't mind tipping, it's the attitude of being entitled to tips no matter what that pisses me off.

Restaurants like it cus they don’t have to pay them a wage keeping food prices low.
Servers like it because they typically make like $25 an hour UN TAXED for an easy job
Customers like it because they feel empowered being able to judge the servers performance and pay what they want
Everyone wins there is no downside

You posted this shit last night.

We're not forced to tip in America.

so the employer can justify paying lower wages. With tipping culture now the worker is convinced to blame his fellow lower classes if he is not making enough money, not the employer.

Why/how does this bot keep posting this same shit?

Bullshit. The last time I didn't tip at the McDonald's drive through they followed me home and beat me up and took the food back.

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I could be wrong but the practice started when a lot of the lower classes were employed as servants and the rich tipped the servants, so it’s not really larping. They actually did have the money to throw around and the poor needed it

Wrong. Any experienced server will come over before you get up, say "Let me go ahead and clear that for your sir," and quickly spill that entire mess all over you.

If I was president the first week I would invade your mentally ill country and kill you all.

>I once justified saving a little money

Keep us posted

>Repost

This ain't Reddit you faggot.

I wish Japan had a tipping culture. Waiters and waitresses are so fast and polite I really want to give them ¥2000 at the end of every meal.

Not at all like the lazy Starbuck whores who work at American restaurants.

BK makes it look like an accident those sneaky fuckers

thats because good service is expected, and it would be rude to pay for it

desu I don't mind the tip culture of America - it, like the electoral college, dismissal of soccer and the imperial measurement system, help us stand out from the crowd.