Has anyone stopped tipping?

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by hubbahubba

I went through the same thing this weekend, except at Jack in the Box. I stopped in for some breakfast sandwiches. Got 3 Supreme Croissants for the family, and a value menu Jr bacon cheeseburger for the dog. Like you, I wasn't really paying attention to the menu, I knew what I wanted. Got to the window and about fell out of my car when she said $26.87 please... It got worse when I got home and opened the bag. "Supreme Croissant", I think not. Tiniest sandwich ever, and $6.59 each. Sooo not worth it.

Yep, same thing here. Went to El Pollo Loco the other day; ordered 2 birria tacos and a few small sides and it cost me over $33. Those are crazy prices. I think I’m done with crappy tasting fast food for a while. Not good for me anyway.

PS - will still hit up In-N-Out every once in a while, though. That’s always good. 👍

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[UncleWede]

Y'all going to Wendy's need to be looking at the Biggie Bag deals. I get a JR bacon slider, 4 spicy nuggets, mini box of fries and a cup to serve myself at the soda machine for $6.

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Y'all going to Wendy's need to be looking at the Biggie Bag deals. I get a JR bacon slider, 4 spicy nuggets, mini box of fries and a cup to serve myself at the soda machine for $6.

used to be 4

[Alfisti]

The entire concept of tipping is asinine. I do it because I have to but it's a monumentally stupid system.

[TammySue]

Where I live there is a self-serve brewery. You go to a counter, show ID and credit card, and they issue you a "tab" card. You pick up a glass at the clean glass station, go to the giant wall of taps for the different types of beer and cider, tap your tab card and pour. It keeps track of the ounces you purchase. At the end of your stay you take the dirty glass to the dirty glass station, go to the pay counter and pay on an iPad. A 20% tip automatically pops up on the bill but you can delete it for custom/no tip. I asked the young man giving out the "tab" cards who gets the tip if no one actually served me.....he was speechless without an answer. It was definitely a no tip night for me. We only went because a friend of ours was guest appearing with the band.

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by TammySue

Where I live there is a self-serve brewery. You go to a counter, show ID and credit card, and they issue you a "tab" card. You pick up a glass at the clean glass station, go to the giant wall of taps for the different types of beer and cider, tap your tab card and pour. It keeps track of the ounces you purchase. At the end of your stay you take the dirty glass to the dirty glass station, go to the pay counter and pay on an iPad. A 20% tip automatically pops up on the bill but you can delete it for custom/no tip. I asked the young man giving out the "tab" cards who gets the tip if no one actually served me.....he was speechless without an answer. It was definitely a no tip night for me. We only went because a friend of ours was guest appearing with the band.

And those tips go into some black hole. Who gets them? How are they divided up? Or does the manager take most of the tips and hand out crumbs to the workers?

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

forced to valet park at my new building. some guys tip 20 bucks every time they go in and out. i aint tipping fuck that

[TammySue]

Originally Posted by c1pher

And those tips go into some black hole. Who gets them? How are they divided up? Or does the manager take most of the tips and hand out crumbs to the workers?

Exactly!

[BMW F22]

This popped up on my newsfeed

https://apple.news/AF1FmHplYRm6Ie8bW4Rcc8w

[Limegrntaln]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

This popped up on my newsfeed

https://apple.news/AF1FmHplYRm6Ie8bW4Rcc8w

Nice coincidence.

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by G35POPPEDMYCHERRY

forced to valet park at my new building. some guys tip 20 bucks every time they go in and out. i aint tipping fuck that

I try to avoid taking a nice car if valet is required. However, I had to valet when with my 911 and said, no you’re not insured to drive my car. Tell me where to park it and I’ll put it there. I gave them money just like I would the Gypsies in Spain to make sure they didn’t mess with the car. It’s basically extortion but my car did not appear to be molested.

[Tyga11]

Originally Posted by c1pher

I try to avoid taking a nice car if valet is required. However, I had to valet when with my 911 and said, no you’re not insured to drive my car. Tell me where to park it and I’ll put it there. I gave them money just like I would the Gypsies in Spain to make sure they didn’t mess with the car. It’s basically extortion but my car did not appear to be molested.

I've tried that move before with my M4...they've never let it park it myself. I would assume it's Porsche and up for them to allow you to do that

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by Tyga11

I've tried that move before with my M4...they've never let it park it myself. I would assume it's Porsche and up for them to allow you to do that

Believe me they want to drive your car. There was some back and forth, as pleasant as I could be since I didn’t want to have someone key my car or something. The valet manager came out and we worked it out.

[ezaircon4jc]

Originally Posted by carseatsm5

Was eating out at a very nice place and in fine print menu said “A 4% charge will be added to bill to pay staff fair wages and benefits. Please ask server if you’d like this removed.” Both outrageous and devious!

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

I don't like that tactic either. Just adjust the prices instead of showing artificially lower prices, adding 4% and then expect people to figure out how to tip on top of that. They probably cost their employees tips with that maneuver.

That's when I deduct the 4% (or whatever the surcharge) from the tip.

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by StradaRedlands

Y'all are cheap bastards... kick down with a dollar.

The person frothing your latte can use it more than you can.

So can the starving kids on TV. By that logic I should not pay any tips to anyone and send that money to the starving kids since they can use it more than the starbucks barista.

Originally Posted by BMW F22

I’m trying to not tip for takeout and such. Today I did tip $1.50 for some ice cream at Salt & Straw. They start with 15%+. I just did custom and kicked in about 10%. I really shouldn’t have. I ain’t cheap. I just don’t like how it’s gotten way out of hand. I mean, tipping for them to do the job they’re paid to do? Went to dinner tonight with a lady friend, and on the bill there’s a healthcare fee for the workers. Wtf is that? Why are WE helping pay for that? Just ridiculous.

We pay for it regardless. It just needs to be built into the price so you know what you're getting into from the start. It's basically a hidden fee.

I tip at sit down restaurants typically 18-20%. Some places like the local mom and pop places I go to every week I will usually tip more. If they automatically add fees then I deduct those. I only get coffee from a local place and I will tip them $1/drink. I also get Dunkin sometimes and luckily they don't ask for a tip.... yet.

Food delivery $5 flat unless it's really nasty out or something I might do more, but I rarely get delivery.

I think that's about all I tip for which is what would have been considered normal a few years ago. They should do away with the whole thing, although I will add when we went to Spain where tipping is not a thing, I did notice service in general was worse. However I'm not sure if it was bad enough to deal with all the tipping nonsense. I think I would lean towards no tips and slightly worse service.

[ErikJ1]

I tip my favorite bud tenders as they bring the 🔥

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by G35POPPEDMYCHERRY

forced to valet park at my new building. some guys tip 20 bucks every time they go in and out. i aint tipping fuck that

That’s a tough spot to be in.

[shimmy23]

i think it's sad that when a person does their job (meets all normal expectations) and i feel like i WANT to tip because everyone else CANT seem to do their job!

or really it's my vent that no one seems to do their job above 70%. everyone seems lazy or like they just don't care. my best, most recent experience was at a walmart not long ago. i waited at the fishing/hunting counter to buy my fishing license. no one stopped by to help me. i even asked someone walking by for help "not my dept" nothing. eventually a young lady walks by and says "hi, can i help you?" i told her what i wanted to buy. she replied "i'm sorry, i don't know how to do that but i will find someone." she then puts puts a little jar of powerbait on the shelf and walks off. a few minutes later she comes back and says "i just wanted to see if anyone came by to help you yet. i see no one's here." she then leaves and next thing i know the store manager is helping me. while the manager is helping me, she comes by again and says "oh good, i'm so sorry i couldn't help you" i told her "you did! you found someone and you followed up!" i turned to the manager and said "she's your best customer service employee!"

wait we were talking about tipping... yes i still do.

[Tommy-G]

WOW, I get what most of you are saying but I grew up having very little luxuries. My dad topped out at $55k and my mother didn’t work.
I consider myself very lucky for working hard in my industry and have been able to afford many luxuries. With no kids to leave anything to I’m enjoying the money I make and tip almost everyone (within reason)

[Limegrntaln]

Exactly

https://www.facebook.com/reel/197990...ibextid=9imq16

[carseatsm5]

On the subject.

“DoorDash driver curses woman out for 25% tip on $20 order: ‘Nice house for $5 tip’”

https://nypost.com/2023/07/04/doorda...p-on-20-order/