@m_onohJ@ekky1995 Pajak bisa tinggi tapi fasilitas transportasi yg terbaik (mrt, bus), ruang publik yg aman, kebersihan terjaga sampe sudut2 kota, banyak taman, udara bersih, jalanan mulus ga ada lubang, bebas dari asap rokok/vape, ga ada toa berisik
I tip the Uber driver $5 for getting me safely to my hotel.
The paramedic who saved my life after a heart attack? Nothing – it’s "just part of the job."
Makes total sense, right?
My haircut looks great – here’s a $10 tip!
The caregiver who washed, changed, and repositioned my grandma for months?
No tip, no thanks – "that’s what they get paid for."
Priorities, huh?
The barista drew a smiley face in my cappuccino – how cute! Of course I tipped.
The teacher who taught my kid to read and saved them from the system?
No tip, no gift, not even a card.
But yes, foam art is obviously essential.
Waiter brings me a steak – 20% tip, no question.
The garbage man’s been picking up my trash in snow and rain for 10 years – no tip, no thanks, just complaints when he misses a bag.
One serves pleasure, the other hygiene. Tough call.
I leave $5 on the hotel pillow because someone made my bed.
A nurse cleaned my mom’s bed after a vomit/stool explosion – understaffed, overworked, underpaid.
But hey, the Hilton gives you a cookie.
If you live in a country where tipping is necessary for people to survive, you don’t need better service – you need a better system.
@tanyakanrl Saya udah hs sblm nikah sama pacar (4 thn pacaran) yg akhirnya jadi suami, pas nikah malam pertama suami tepar ketiduran krn kelelahan, dan saya jg memang sakit demam dari h-1 acara nikah.