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wintermute_oregon@lemm.ee ⁨1⁩ ⁨year⁩ ago

Ah. In America we have what’s called tipped workers.

Depending on your state, they can be paid as low at 2.13 an hour plus tips. In Oregon they’re paid minimum wage plus tips.

Historically only certain jobs were tipped and services.

To go food was not tipped but now we are guilted into tipping. Historically we didn’t tip quick service workers such as McDonald’s or Starbucks.

Now every place is adding a tip.

In what scenario would I not tip? Normally at a Starbucks or some place I’m not served but if I’m feeling generous I will.

I’ve tipped working 100-200% on the occasion before.

Flowers typically are not tipped because the person receiving them wouldn’t tip.

It’s a weird American things with tips. The problem is a good tipped worker doesn’t want it to end. I’ve know people waitresses who make six figures working in Vegas.

Personally I’d like them to get paid a living wage and make a small tip the norm.

Right now I don’t like paying double for my food and they expect a large tip as well. Right now many places are adding a living wage % on the bill. It’s normally 20% then they want a 20% tip.

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