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I live in australia, no body here tips lol

>>17109133
>trip wages

Yes, all the time.

>>17109133
go to their church and put it in the tithe basket lol

>>17109133
I don't go out to eat, just make your own shit.

Imagine tipping ever lmao

>>17109133
I'm glad I expat'd from America. Tipping is the most retarded cultural practice I've ever seen. It should be the job of the business to pay you what you expect to make in tips. Just bake the cost of it into the product the consumer buys.

>>17109133
where can i obtain some of these?

>>17109133
>offered eternal life and salvation
>grrr, muh... muh 20 dolaridoos tho

Ingrate.

>>17109133

>>17109225
So where do you live now?

They should make one that just says "HAH, GOTCHA FAGGOT!"

>>17109280
Nice try glowie

>>17109248
>you will be given gifts for eternity beyond even your life if you just do the magic dance and say the magic words

>>17109300
Look at this fucking retard

i have a boomer couple that does this to me twice a week at my business. i charge them $20 extra on their card and they never notice. been at least a dozen times now

>>17109133
tipping enables employers to not pay people a good wage for time, allowing their base pay to be variable rather than consistent.
This breeds bad money handling skills.
The best thing that you can do for a server is NOT tip them and ask for the elimination of the tipped services exceptions clause in the minimum wage law.

>>17109278
someone tell this man to drink some water

>>17109133
Nothing, since I never go anywhere or use any service that requires tipping.
For example:
>restaurants
I only eat meals I prepare myself at home
>hotels
I never travel long distances
>taxis
I walk or use public transportation
>casinos
LOL never been to one in my life

>>17109320
theyre just waiting until the amount you've stolen is large enough to land you in jail

>>17109133
Tipping people who already make a minimum wage. Fuck that.

>>17109332
Base is not variable. Minimums apply if tips don't cover the employer covers.

>>17109360
doubt it

>>17109133
Depends on how quiet the hairdresser is. Paying her to cut my hair not exploit my social anxiety.

>>17109133
I never tip. Ever. I always order carryout so I don't have to tip. Fuck sitting down at a restaurant and waiting a million years for the waitress to come to you.

>>17109133
Where can I buy these

Depends on where I am. One thing I've noticed is that a lot of restaurants are now showing the tip amounts at the bottom of the check which is nice but its been steadily increasing. It used to be 10, 15, and 20. Then it was 12, 15, and 20 and now its 15, 20, and 25.

Tips are now being inflated. I can understand paying a hefty tip for a big group of people but if its just one dude then I'll tip between 15 and 20. I also know that fancier restaurants also require greater tips. I've also been noticing that places like jersey mikes are also asking for tips at checkout.

If God is more valuable than money those Christians should tip the server all their money and focus on God instead.

>>17109389
When have you found that to be the case though?

>>17109545
Can confirm, I just got back from a place where the lowest suggested tip was 20%. That used to be the upper-bound, as you said.