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And as much as this is going to sound cliched, Ishan is not representing just himself when he is in another country. No one knows him. The servers will stereotype him as a bad tipping Indian and not bad tipping Ishan. Don’t wanna tip, eat at home. At least of all don’t brag.
Ishan has just started his life in US. He’ll change. He’ll start following the norms. When I came in to the US as a grad student I was like Ishan too but maybe a little less tone deaf. My learning curve was working at the university dining. 1/n
Tipping is such a scam in New York!💀
Why do I pay extra just because restaurants pay minimum hourly wages?
Ordered a crepe, club sandwich and Panini for $45(Rs. 3800).
We paid $50 cash and the waiter just took the rest as tip.
I asked for change and she said "you have to pay the tip" and went away.
I asked "is it mandatory?" and she just ignored me.
And my friend(a local) felt guilty for not paying atleast 20% tip!
20% for what?
INSANE!🤯
Most people who move to US from India come from a very privileged background. We have no clue about the service industry and what it takes to work at a restaurant for 8 hours. I would suggest Ishan to take up a blue collar job and then talk about how 20% tip is too much. 2/n
is @Flipkart the biggest scamster in India-- yes
but is @Flipkart customer service the worst in India...hell yeah.
If I had a penny for every time a flipkart customer service rep promised to help me and didn't, I would have enough to buyout flipkart.