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To clarify. I'm talking about national chains
Mar 16, 2023 11:03 PM
red99424
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To clarify. I'm talking about national chains
Tyrannotron
I tip them. They work hard, don't get paid enough, and a couple dollars can mean a lot to them.
doody639
Custom is 10% if picking up from a dine in restaurant. It’s still the same low paid servers taking their time to bag and serve you.
Illpostcheese
I tip my dispensary. They are informative, and can accurately direct me towards different strains for different purposes.
tiderfish
Forsitdownrestaurants packing all that shit up into individual containers, is a much bigger pain in the ass than just slapping it on a plate
pickledpete1337
NTA. You are simply buying a product and that's the price.
Arcygenical
As a restaurant worker this is absolutely fine with me, and the policy I employ on the rare occasions I take out food.
Voric13
Wardjinni
I’m this way, if I sit down, it’s delivered to me, Then you get a tip
SchoolOfHardKnockers
TerrorPlatypus
I'll def tip if I'm a regular
hesbeginningtobelieve
I mean I still tip if I’m getting take out.. but I get it
redandgreenisbrown
There is work that besides cooking and serving the that is carried out by people who rely on tips as part of their wage.
Tyrannotron
Also, tips for carryout usually go to back of house, at least in part.
kendrickmeadows1
Agreed. And it certainly depends on where you are. McDonalds? Yeah, no. Small one off fancy place or mom & pops diner, for sure!
WVGleeman
I will often tip 2$. 1 to take my order (on time with a reasonable wait on hold) and 2 to package it up.
Phobos613
that's fine if you're ok with it. IMO that should just be part of the cost. They gotta do it anyway
WellThatsOriginal
Only thing worse than that is when they ask you if you'd like to donate a dollar for "insert charity". No, Kwik Fill, you are a fucking...
WellThatsOriginal
...oil company. You can afford a fucking dollar more than I can.
Phobos613
"pweez it's a tax wite off fo us letting us keep mowe monee"