/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8957591
>Then they go under
With delivery food, no, they wouldnt. Knowing you don't tip for delivery but have to pay $5 to have it delivered would either
A) Have little to no effect, since there's already a $2.50-3 fee and most people tip $2-3 already, so their wallet feels no change
B) Get a lot of delivery drivers fired from fewer delivery calls, and increased carryout orders

Getting rid of tipping servers, however, is a wholly different problem because now you have to increase your actual product price.
You have a really shitty understanding of basic microeconomics

>When someone says Chinese, Indian, or American

>>8390862
delete this