/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>tipping becomes common practice as it becomes legal to underpay employees as long as they make it back on tips
>this is true in the US and fuck knows where else
>tipping slimes its way into every crack of the service industry in every country
>wagies are effectively demanding a bribe to not spit in my food
>not even content with a fixed bribe, it has to be xx% of the total bill
>if i even bring up the subject people instantly return a wrongthinkbad canned response "just tip or dont eat out bro dont think about it its just the way things are"

>>17454398
Its not grown ground, bacteria dont magically multiply, 20 min to duplicate in an incubator in agar friend.
YOU SHOULDNT EAT STEAK TATARE B/C U DUMB, DUMB RULES FOR DUMB PEOPLE.

>>14983100
Lived in ohio most of my cornfed life, can't think of anything unique to us, we eat a lot of creamy shredded unltramegachicken, tho