Pro-Tipping vs Anti-Tipping
You know it's crazy. I have always tipped at sitdown restaurants and never really thought more about it.
Lately more and more places have added the tipping option. To the point where tipping is out of hand.
Tipping went from "for good service" to "required for the wait staff to survive".
Recently I found this subreddit. I learned that a lot more than myself are feeling the tip burnout.
A lot of the pro-tippers on here like to insist the requirement to tip. Tell kids who get $20 allowance a week to not go out if he can't tip. Call people who don't want to tip, are burnt out on tips, or can't afford the tips every name in the book. They insult these people every way possible in an attempt to force people to start tipping again.
Let me be clear. It us b/c of the people who act like this that have made me decide to stop tipping anywhere. I want to thank you for saving me the money moving forward.
Your hostility towards people is all I need to put my foot my foot down and call your bluff. We will see just how "required" these tips are.
I encourage the rest of you to do the same. Time to stop letting people think intimidation will get them their way. Let's show with our wallets how wrong they are!
Posted Jun 20, 2024, 10:49 PM UTC