u/WealthyEducator

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I have completely changed my feelings on ripping

My dad was a habitual $2 tipper as I grew up. $10 bill, $2 tip. $50 bill, $2 tip. He would WORK the servers too. I always promised that I would be a generous tipper after dealing with that growing up.

I have always tipped 20-100% on dine-in experiences (100% may be $5 on a $5 order, or something like that). I’ve always felt good doing it. I still tip while eating out at a sit down restaurant. However, I’m getting more comfortable not tipping a dime on self-employed individuals. For instance, my dog groomer charged me the usual $70 and I sent $70 by Venmo. An hour later, our dog sitter charged $50 for 2 nights and I sent her $50 by Venmo.

I also haven’t tipped any hotel housekeepers in at least 5 years. Why would you give them extra? Would you pay the Walmart cashier 18% extra for ringing you up?

Would you give your car salesman an 18% tip for finding the car you’re looking for?

Would you give your realtor 18% for representing you?

The entire thing is insane. I was looking at getting some laundry done through Poplin. I changed my mind because I saw that tips are a huge part of their business model.

I’m just sick of the entire thing.

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u/WealthyEducator — 5 days ago
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It’s good to know that all tips go to the staff (🙄). So we place our orders online, then go pick it up. AT A FAST FOOD ESTABLISHMENT!!! We are supposed to tip for THAT?

What a JOKE! We know the general manager is getting all of that.

u/WealthyEducator — 14 days ago
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The ONLY good thing is that they “only” try to automatically add 15%. Lol

I quickly changed that to $0, as I always do!

u/WealthyEducator — 15 days ago