@muffinfudger@FearedBuck Do you understand that it looks like if I didn’t like the service and the job was actually done badly, I still have to leave a tip just because I’m supposedly obligated to? That’s logically stupid, isn’t it? Do you get what I mean?
Now look, the problem is that if she didn’t get tipped, there’s no need to whine about it. It means the service wasn’t liked. Personally, I don’t see a problem at all, because a person should just do their job well, that’s it. Because honestly, it really looks like you can give the worst possible service and still demand minimum 10% tips, like for what?
@ramontheworld_@Falconcrypto_@FearedBuck Look, then don’t work in the service industry if you can’t make a living or if something doesn’t suit you, because a lot of people around the world live much worse. This just sounds like whining.
@muffinfudger@FearedBuck So what? And? Okay, go on man, what’s your take then? That she was supposed to pay that waitress $100 for service or what? All over the world people tip if they want to. I’m not obligated to tip a lot if I don’t think the service was top level and that’s ok in EU and Asia.