If she tells you “no”, then either: 1. She wants you to try harder. In which case, she’s being completely illogical by not telling you what she really wants. This will probably make for lots of problems in the future if she continues to refuse to tell you what she wants. Do not pursue her any further. 2. She means “no”. Do not pursue her any further.
Why do most people gotta make things so complicated, i try to look like a approachable person so people would just tell me if they need me in something.
Yes...exactly. The only games I want to play are supposed to be games (Uno, Skyrim, Minecraft, PSO2, etc.). You aren't being clever or special by...and I hate this phrase..."playing hard-to-get"...you are part of the problem and undermine the very notion of refusal. Also, don't let people down soft. If you aren't interested, be blunt...not rude, but blunt (you can always just say "no" and mean it).
They dont even need to raise the cost of the food. These restaurants & the like get paid more than enough to actually pay its hard working employees, without having to bother other hard workers.
tipping is complicated its true tips is how hard working americans show each other love we know the system is rigged against us, so some of us tip out of respect or when we see someone putting in good work in that most maligned profession of 'service'
Tipping is complicated and I agree it should be removed but I also agree with Ruthless Cardigan it should be used as a way to show someone who is working extra hard that we respect them working like that but another problem with that is on average waiters and waitresses will get tipped about the same weather or not they are actually doing a good job and Naithan Wiley unless they have agreed to share/give away tips that is illegal
Hey, fun fact: The only reason why McDonald's and similar restaurannts (Burger King, Wendy's etc) makes billions each year, is because they pay their workers a ridiculously low wage.
Think about this: Arnold sent a thoughtful and articulate response that expressed his sentiment in crystal clarity. In a language he didn't even begin learning comprehensively until his early 20s.
Stygian Eons welll ehhh but the thing is an average person couldn’t do that and no matter what a second language will always be harder to speak if you don’t learn it growing up and for him to absolutely merc the shit out of someone in a second language then that takes skill stop trying to bring down other people’s achievement you turnip
@Cancel Culture Doesn't exist. Same, the retardedness of people boosts my ego too, and I'm feeling a major boost from you now! And by fun, I meant how those disabled people actually take pride into joining something they thought could be impossible. There is a point, and the point is that it isn't about them being disabled, it's about them having an inspiration to be confident in themselves and be happy about it. So yes, seeing other people happy _is_ fun.
@@skippydinglechalk1 Well yes but actually no, because if they had to be payed normally then the restaurant owners would raise the price of food so you would have to pay more anyway...
6:24 This reminds me of when my sister asked my other sister what her favourite animal was, she replied a whale, then the first one said, "That's a bit narcissistic don't ya think?"
To give a little history lesson on why tipping exists. Back when cars were first invented I believe, restaurant owners were being very greedy and decided to take some of their employees pay. This caused tips to be a thing, as over time it is now a customary thing in the US. If you don't tip at least 10%, then you're looked at as a bad person. But the reason people rely on tips to survive is because of the horrible pay. All it takes is an increase in wages so people don't have to rely on being nice to someone in hopes of being blessed by some cash.
I volunteered with Special Olympics five years in the summer and one winter games. I have never met a more loving, courageous and amazing group of people than those participants. Being a hugger, someone who accompanies an athlete from event to event, stand at the finish line and cheers their heart out and hugs the athlete when they finish has been some of my most fond memories. The only thing I couldn't handle was the crawlboard games where the athletes who could barely wiggle across the floor poured their hearts out to try (I'm crying remembering this right now. My parents, my dad a WW2 Marine Corps vet could only handle a short time) was too much for me.
Some places do that and it's not always successful. In one state they made it the law to use a no tip policy and pay wait staff a standard wage; turns out the waiters (and businesses iirc) made less money overall so the policy was changed back. Furthermore, at least in my state, you can't actually be paid less than minimum wage (unless you meet one of a couple of conditions). If your standard pay + tips is less than you would have earned at minimum wage for the hours worked the business is legally obligated to pay the difference. Does this mean I agree with the practice? No, and the fact that the main reason behind the policy's enactment was repealed further suggests we have no reason to have kept it, but a societal change of that level is hard to enact, especially quickly. Also, given some of the other issues in the country, I personally think the time and resources could be better spent on something else.
@@poplo9094 I like the way it works over here - staff already get paid at least minimum wage. You tip if you had particularly good service etc, meaning you don't automatically do it. It's more straightforward. Your way, there's a tension as to how much you pay. You also have VAT already added on the price of stuff so you don't have to sit doing calculations in a shop. You can walk in somewhere and know how much you're obligated to pay.
@@sianchild Oh, I don't think the system we have is very good, just that unlike people always say it's not as if wait staff are entirely destitute. A friend of mine is a waitress and has made $300+ in a single night, other nights are just slower to balance that out. The only reason I know about the state that tried to get rid of tipping is because I had to write a proposal to start a business for a class and was looking into alternate pay models for servers and found that example. Ultimately, it seemed as if the best solution was if they were paid a more reasonable base rate, prices for meals were raised moderately to cover that increase, and the amount tipped was reduced, but finding a good mix is a lot more effort than business owners tend to put in when they can pay as little as $2.50 an hour and leave the rest to customers to reduce their costs, especially in a business as risky as restaurants. Realistically, blame the government. Tipping wait staff is only a practice as restaurant owners had to cut costs significantly during the US prohibition (sale of alcohol was illegal, which is a huge profit margin for restaurants) or they'd have gone out of business quickly. As such, owner's lobbied the government to institute these policies. However, once prohibition was repealed, they then lobbied to keep the low pay rates, because why pay your workers yourself if you can get customers to cover it? Like I said, I don't think it's a good policy nor did it come about through good intentions, just that wait staff aren't necessarily as bad off as the low base pay makes it seem. Of course, reliance on customers to be able to afford food is a bad situation, and when a restaurant is doing poorly the wait staff suffer quite heavily in comparison to the rest (barring perhaps the owner). This is also why Americans find it disgusting when someone such as a celebrity (obviously American ones) gives out a small tip or even no tip. As they should know American culture they should also know why tipping is done, so to ignore that when people who work standard jobs for miniscule amounts (in comparison) are willing to pay tips, regardless of how you agree with the policy, is considered in very poor taste. As Americans we should also be aware that travellers may not know tipping policy/ why we consider it important and give some benefit of the doubt as it is understandable for them to be unaware.
@@sianchild The difference is that sales tax (which is like VAT) varies by state, and by county. It's also not allowed on some items (food) and higher on others (gasoline, cigarettes). So if a manufacturer sets a price (like the cover price on a book), they're not going to print something different on each county's shipment. So why are all our taxes different? We're a huge country with diverse needs and people. New Englanders pay for more salting of the roads in winter than Floridians. So they need more tax money to cover it. But maybe Florida wants social services for retirees, so they tax for that. Each area and group of people vote for their needs and values. Besides, it helps kids learn to do percentages in their heads trying to figure out what they can buy with their allowance!
@@jenniferpearce1052 that doesn't really answer why you can't pay staff a decent minimum wage. It's also possible to keep VAT the same everywhere and still have different areas receive different amounts of money or spend it on different things.
Us Americans feel like we are helping them out of our heart because we try to be kind. I’m not saying other countries aren’t kind. In fact America is more mean than a lot of other countries like Canada. We just think we are super special when doing it
Michael Garrity tipping isn’t needed in Europe and other countries because the workers actually get paid good money and don’t need the tip Oh wait it’s in the video. I’m an idiot I should watch before I type
1:09 Alternate Comeback: Because no one wants to be with a girl who'll make you chase every little bit of affection, only to realize she's a terrible person and try to break up, but she'll manipulate you so hard you just can't leave. Judging from this post, I can already tell _that much_ about you, and I bet it's your only character traits.
CardZ Oh how the mighty have fallen. We Americans were literally the FIRST to give women the right to vote (probably wrong, but my entitled brat self doesn’t care to check). Yet, we raised the Feminist movement out of its womb. If anything, the Feminist Extremist movement should be stopped at all costs.
I never understood the whole "the guy would try harder thing." One time when my wife and I were having problems I'd tell her I'd just wait. If it took a hundred years I would still wait. I would not chase, but the moment she needed me I would drop everything and be there.
It isnt illegal not to tip, but waiter's incomes depend mostly on tips (20% is expected, but more is appreciated). This is because minimum wage in america is not livable wage. Unfortunately this is because many small businesses cannot operate if they need to pay employees a livable wage. Its economics, but it definitely sucks
They do and get enough for basic needs in Hawaii at least. I was a cook and took home less than every waiter or waitress every cook did. My girlfriend worked at the same place and consistently made $600+ more every month. I was making 4k a month and she was easily making 4500 a month with more days off.
A lot of restaurants only pay the servers just $3 to $4 an hour, way under minimum wage. Just enough to pay taxes. If there are no tips there is no money in their pocket to take home.
Yea assuming if they did do the most american thing and pull out yo shotgun [DO NOT take this seriously for this is a joke..idk why i have to say this but some people are just stupid]
When I first saw the special olympics one I was pissed. My brother has been doing special olympics for years and when I get the chance, I help out with the medals and other little things.
As a waitress in the US, you don’t have to tip, but tips are basically how we can afford anything since most waitresses and waiters get paid like $2.25 an hour. My pay is $2.21. So we rely on tips for pretty much everything
Still hmm wow in Hawaii you would be making 4 times the hourly as you get the actual federal minimum wage . I haven't ever worked for minimum wage but it was 8.75 an hour 15 years ago here and that's what waiters and waitresses were making probably more now.
I tip everybody , and i tip well, because it's their livelihood. The exception is if i get REALLY bad service, attitude, discriminatory remarks, something like that. If Im that pissed off they get absolutely nothing. I'm not going to reward bad behavior . Managers who know me know im a high tipper (even though not at all wealthy) so if I don't tip someone they usually get fired soon.
@@user-st6vh1ut7r Ah, yep, got me, I misread that one. That being said...there's some good burns in this video, the one mentioned here and the Ahnold one are my faves.
She played the drums though??? What is your proof it was fake? It may have just been pre-recorded for volume boost, but I’m pretty sure she knows how to play guitar.
In Virginia, where I live, they asked waitresses if they would prefer to have a standard wage and they said HELL NO!! They get paid probably $2-$3 an hour plus Tips. Generally, tipping for regular standard service is 15%. I always tip 20% unless you are horrendously bad then I go down to 15%. In a really nice restaurant with 2 people and $75 bill. I’ll give you $15 tip for 1 hr meal. Add that times 3 tables/hr and you’ve made $45!! You walk out with $200-$300 a night in CASH! PLUS... servers generally do NOT claim but 1/3 of tips on TAXES. So no...MOST do not want $10 hour for that job. $10 x 8 hrs = $80 ( or $15 hr= $120) and taxes take 1/3 or $25 of that. 8 hrs for $55? Or $80?? HELL NO.
I don't know if people already said this, but from what I remember from school, tipping at restaurants first became a big thing during the Great Depression. Restaurants had to pay their waiters and waitresses less because of the depression, so customers began tipping in order to help make up for the waiters/waitresses decrease in money. After the Great Depression, restaurants realized, "Hey! People have gotten so used to tipping, that I can continue paying them less money, and the customers will just handle it for me!"
6:39 so take him down with you. “If clowns gonna own me that bad, then guess I’m not that interested in them. Makes the number of people who like him to 0”.
3:21 tips actually started in the early 1900s with the mobs wanting special treatment from the waitresses, so the store owners took advantage and basically made it a pressure on the customers to pay their employees. Now everyone tips so much waitresses can make a couple hundreds a day.
I'd been wondering why I hadn't been getting notifications from you, turns out you were so entertaining I just kept forgetting to sub and instead binged more of your vids😅 Subbed and notifs turned on now tho!
3:24 it’s not legally required to tip, but restaurants are allowed to legally pay their waiters and waitresses LESS than minimum wage because of tips, so it’s kind of a d*ck move if you don’t. Our tips help pay their salary because their bosses don’t pay it
Tipping started during the prohibition when restaurants were losing money from the lack of alcohol sales. It has stayed in practice so that restaurants can turn a higher profit without having to worry about paying their servers as well as maybe they should.
Originally we didn't tip in America, but then prohibition happened and people didn't really go to restaurants as often as they used to because of a lack of alcohol so tipping became a norm. That and most of the pay a wait staff member makes is from tipping since they make minimum wage . . . if you worked in the 80's. Which is like $3 per hour.
In America tips are needed because restaurant owners dont pay the wait staff enough to live. And even working at minimum wage in America it’s unlikely to live with top notch health
To be honest, we tip in the US to show support to the service of the waiter/waitress based on the quality and treatment while serving people. Usually, the tipping amounts are based off of a percent on how we think the quality is, 0% being crappy service, 10% for slow service, 15% for decent/average service, and 20+% for outstanding service
20% of the total cost of your meal? Is that what you have written is the unwritten rule? I wonder cz you know.... Satisfactory between each people are different, where should we put the standard of it? I'm not from USA, tipping is possible here but much likely done in emotional tendency like the one who served you is an elder or the person seems poor or the food served is actually very good but the shop are empty. Something like that.
@@watchnerds I am just giving a generalized tipping scale most people use, not everyone uses it like a universal rule here. It is just used to give a reasonable amount of money to help add to the server's wages.
In Europe the , and . are swapped around. So the number one million looks like 1.000. Or prices look like $1.000, 50. (One million dollars and 50 cents) (someone who studied Italian).
1:59 nobody notices that Miguel is making a joke because he knows that he’s not never wrong so he says “tell me when I’m wrong James” knowing full well that he called him James not Dave
We tip in the uk too, but they also pay at least minimum wage to the waiters and waitresses here so they get decent pay on top of those tips. From what I've read about USA, they do not pay their staff well and the tips are the main thing they live on. Is that not true? When I've been to the USA paying for things was a wild ride. The stated price doesn't include tax or a tip so you think you're getting a great deal 'til you go to pay. :( We also tips taxi drivers, hairdressers etc here too.
3:24 this is actually pretty simple but misconfused. In restaurants where tipping is part of the bill it the owner trying to get the customers option on the waiter in a direct way where he/she is not ducking up to the boss but being an asshole when the boss isn't looking. It's a "problem fixed it self" kind of thing. However sadly some people in the world will not tip despite having excellent service because "there having a bad day"
Yes Fakejake, in the States you're expected to tip *everyone* at least 10%, even if the food or service was terrible. Here in Canada it's not as big of a deal. My mother and my aunt once took a trip to New York City and were chased by a big, burly man who worked at a pizza place because they didn't tip him enough money. My mom said it wasn't a problem and she gave him the extra money, but I would have been pretty terrified!
Tipping is to tell the person how the service was so in another country you get horrible service they get the same paycheck, but in America you are able to tip if you got good service and not tip if you got bad service
Basically (if I remember correctly) how tipping works is restaurants underpay waiters, expecting the rest of minimum wage to be paid by tips. But if it’s not, they have to make the difference
The food in the USA is pretty cheap, the waiters and waitresses are underpaid so to compensate this people are expected to tip 15%-20% of the bill to the waiter
In the US waitresses aren't paid a living wage. They usually start out making HALF OF MINIMUM WAGE. So they quite literally live off tips. Don't give less than $5 if possible and 10-15% of whatever the cost of your meal. 20% if you really feel like being nice or if they go the extra mile.
3:22 its nice to tip here in america because the waitresses and waiters work really hard and tiring hours yet they still get paid very little so it's a nice of people to tip to help keep them financially stable sometimes it doesn't work but sometimes just tipping a little bit helps them a lot
Tipping Was Introduced During The Prohibition Era Because Alcohol Made Up A Majority Of A Restaurant’s Revenue, And During the Prohibition Era Alcohol Was Illegal, As A Result Tipping Was Added To Keep Restaurant Revenue At The Same Rate
So tipping is you give the waiter a little bit more money that pretty much says "thank you for you service" and it only goes to the waiter, but you do not have to tip or even pay at least 5 dollars you just leave some money or none at all.
Sometimes workers are under paid and that still illegal. But normally (For where I live) tipping is just being nice like, "You brought me and my family really good food. And you work your butt off. Get something nice with this"
The idea behind tipping is to reward good service, above and beyond the otherwise relatively low pay. It's why people visiting the US are often surprised at how helpful and attentive the waitstaff are at restaurants here.
3:15, to answer your question. The tipping system is dumb all around. People like waiters and waitresses can be paid under minimum wage because "they should make enough money off of tips". The thing is that tips aren't mandatory, so if the person just gets a bunch of rude customers, they will just get paid their below minimum wage salary.
If she tells you “no”, then either:
1. She wants you to try harder. In which case, she’s being completely illogical by not telling you what she really wants. This will probably make for lots of problems in the future if she continues to refuse to tell you what she wants. Do not pursue her any further.
2. She means “no”. Do not pursue her any further.
Thank you.
So I don't pursue her which I won't because of this comment
No means no.
As the traditional American woman's saying goes.
Why do most people gotta make things so complicated, i try to look like a approachable person so people would just tell me if they need me in something.
Yes...exactly. The only games I want to play are supposed to be games (Uno, Skyrim, Minecraft, PSO2, etc.). You aren't being clever or special by...and I hate this phrase..."playing hard-to-get"...you are part of the problem and undermine the very notion of refusal. Also, don't let people down soft. If you aren't interested, be blunt...not rude, but blunt (you can always just say "no" and mean it).
They dont even need to raise the cost of the food. These restaurants & the like get paid more than enough to actually pay its hard working employees, without having to bother other hard workers.
Luna Harp But how else will the manager afford their BMW
Honestly, most of the tip is tooken away as well, what waiters get paid is just fucked up
tipping is complicated its true
tips is how hard working americans show each other love
we know the system is rigged against us,
so some of us tip out of respect
or when we see someone putting in good work
in that most maligned profession of 'service'
Tipping is complicated and I agree it should be removed but I also agree with Ruthless Cardigan it should be used as a way to show someone who is working extra hard that we respect them working like that but another problem with that is on average waiters and waitresses will get tipped about the same weather or not they are actually doing a good job and Naithan Wiley unless they have agreed to share/give away tips that is illegal
Hey, fun fact: The only reason why McDonald's and similar restaurannts (Burger King, Wendy's etc) makes billions each year, is because they pay their workers a ridiculously low wage.
Think about this: Arnold sent a thoughtful and articulate response that expressed his sentiment in crystal clarity. In a language he didn't even begin learning comprehensively until his early 20s.
Stygian Eons welll ehhh but the thing is an average person couldn’t do that and no matter what a second language will always be harder to speak if you don’t learn it growing up and for him to absolutely merc the shit out of someone in a second language then that takes skill stop trying to bring down other people’s achievement you turnip
@Cancel Culture Doesn't exist. Wow, you just don't want to have fun, do you?
@Cancel Culture Doesn't exist. Same, the retardedness of people boosts my ego too, and I'm feeling a major boost from you now!
And by fun, I meant how those disabled people actually take pride into joining something they thought could be impossible. There is a point, and the point is that it isn't about them being disabled, it's about them having an inspiration to be confident in themselves and be happy about it. So yes, seeing other people happy _is_ fun.
“Please pay our employees so we don’t have to” -every American restaurant
*salty americans typing*
SOSIG DEALER why would we be salty, we have to pay extra so that our waiters can actually make money. it pisses us off way more than anyone else
@@skippydinglechalk1 Well yes but actually no, because if they had to be payed normally then the restaurant owners would raise the price of food so you would have to pay more anyway...
Triki Osama oooo you right you right i didn’t think of that
5:42 Cinemasins: I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that
It's Milan lol u liked your own comment
@@zakwaansyed662 wait is this a bot thing
@@itsmilan4069 calm down, you know what you did
@@saulmoment4008 😑 dude
Need a screenshot
@@itsmilan4069 Don't panic, please remain calm.
At 7:04, I literally said “nice” right at the same time as Jake, and got kinda startled.
(But what the hell, Arnold was brutal.)
3:26 "This is not a family."
Correct, it's two families.
He...he literally made the exact same joke
@@icantexistence I know. I commented before listening to the rest of the video, haha
Wrong
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Lol
6:24 This reminds me of when my sister asked my other sister what her favourite animal was, she replied a whale, then the first one said, "That's a bit narcissistic don't ya think?"
To give a little history lesson on why tipping exists.
Back when cars were first invented I believe, restaurant owners were being very greedy and decided to take some of their employees pay. This caused tips to be a thing, as over time it is now a customary thing in the US. If you don't tip at least 10%, then you're looked at as a bad person. But the reason people rely on tips to survive is because of the horrible pay. All it takes is an increase in wages so people don't have to rely on being nice to someone in hopes of being blessed by some cash.
I volunteered with Special Olympics five years in the summer and one winter games. I have never met a more loving, courageous and amazing group of people than those participants. Being a hugger, someone who accompanies an athlete from event to event, stand at the finish line and cheers their heart out and hugs the athlete when they finish has been some of my most fond memories. The only thing I couldn't handle was the crawlboard games where the athletes who could barely wiggle across the floor poured their hearts out to try (I'm crying remembering this right now. My parents, my dad a WW2 Marine Corps vet could only handle a short time) was too much for me.
"Why can't they charge a bit more for the food and pay their waiters properly?" I wonder the same thing.
Some places do that and it's not always successful. In one state they made it the law to use a no tip policy and pay wait staff a standard wage; turns out the waiters (and businesses iirc) made less money overall so the policy was changed back. Furthermore, at least in my state, you can't actually be paid less than minimum wage (unless you meet one of a couple of conditions). If your standard pay + tips is less than you would have earned at minimum wage for the hours worked the business is legally obligated to pay the difference.
Does this mean I agree with the practice? No, and the fact that the main reason behind the policy's enactment was repealed further suggests we have no reason to have kept it, but a societal change of that level is hard to enact, especially quickly. Also, given some of the other issues in the country, I personally think the time and resources could be better spent on something else.
@@poplo9094 I like the way it works over here - staff already get paid at least minimum wage. You tip if you had particularly good service etc, meaning you don't automatically do it. It's more straightforward. Your way, there's a tension as to how much you pay.
You also have VAT already added on the price of stuff so you don't have to sit doing calculations in a shop. You can walk in somewhere and know how much you're obligated to pay.
@@sianchild Oh, I don't think the system we have is very good, just that unlike people always say it's not as if wait staff are entirely destitute. A friend of mine is a waitress and has made $300+ in a single night, other nights are just slower to balance that out. The only reason I know about the state that tried to get rid of tipping is because I had to write a proposal to start a business for a class and was looking into alternate pay models for servers and found that example. Ultimately, it seemed as if the best solution was if they were paid a more reasonable base rate, prices for meals were raised moderately to cover that increase, and the amount tipped was reduced, but finding a good mix is a lot more effort than business owners tend to put in when they can pay as little as $2.50 an hour and leave the rest to customers to reduce their costs, especially in a business as risky as restaurants.
Realistically, blame the government. Tipping wait staff is only a practice as restaurant owners had to cut costs significantly during the US prohibition (sale of alcohol was illegal, which is a huge profit margin for restaurants) or they'd have gone out of business quickly. As such, owner's lobbied the government to institute these policies. However, once prohibition was repealed, they then lobbied to keep the low pay rates, because why pay your workers yourself if you can get customers to cover it?
Like I said, I don't think it's a good policy nor did it come about through good intentions, just that wait staff aren't necessarily as bad off as the low base pay makes it seem. Of course, reliance on customers to be able to afford food is a bad situation, and when a restaurant is doing poorly the wait staff suffer quite heavily in comparison to the rest (barring perhaps the owner). This is also why Americans find it disgusting when someone such as a celebrity (obviously American ones) gives out a small tip or even no tip. As they should know American culture they should also know why tipping is done, so to ignore that when people who work standard jobs for miniscule amounts (in comparison) are willing to pay tips, regardless of how you agree with the policy, is considered in very poor taste. As Americans we should also be aware that travellers may not know tipping policy/ why we consider it important and give some benefit of the doubt as it is understandable for them to be unaware.
@@sianchild The difference is that sales tax (which is like VAT) varies by state, and by county. It's also not allowed on some items (food) and higher on others (gasoline, cigarettes). So if a manufacturer sets a price (like the cover price on a book), they're not going to print something different on each county's shipment.
So why are all our taxes different? We're a huge country with diverse needs and people. New Englanders pay for more salting of the roads in winter than Floridians. So they need more tax money to cover it. But maybe Florida wants social services for retirees, so they tax for that. Each area and group of people vote for their needs and values.
Besides, it helps kids learn to do percentages in their heads trying to figure out what they can buy with their allowance!
@@jenniferpearce1052 that doesn't really answer why you can't pay staff a decent minimum wage. It's also possible to keep VAT the same everywhere and still have different areas receive different amounts of money or spend it on different things.
When James made fun of Jumanji I instantly thought of so many different games where you keep you’re items, like most legend of Zelda games
Hello Jake. Also, you don’t look like an idiot. By the way surely if you tip a waitress she’ll get nauseous. Glad we don’t do it in this country.
I do tho u~u
true dat
Us Americans feel like we are helping them out of our heart because we try to be kind. I’m not saying other countries aren’t kind. In fact America is more mean than a lot of other countries like Canada. We just think we are super special when doing it
Michael Garrity ah ok. However, my joke was referring to the kind of tipping. Like a tea pot.
Michael Garrity tipping isn’t needed in Europe and other countries because the workers actually get paid good money and don’t need the tip
Oh wait it’s in the video. I’m an idiot I should watch before I type
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Alternate Comeback:
Because no one wants to be with a girl who'll make you chase every little bit of affection, only to realize she's a terrible person and try to break up, but she'll manipulate you so hard you just can't leave.
Judging from this post, I can already tell _that much_ about you, and I bet it's your only character traits.
And then after that men are the problem according to feminists.
CardZ Oh how the mighty have fallen. We Americans were literally the FIRST to give women the right to vote (probably wrong, but my entitled brat self doesn’t care to check). Yet, we raised the Feminist movement out of its womb. If anything, the Feminist Extremist movement should be stopped at all costs.
I never understood the whole "the guy would try harder thing." One time when my wife and I were having problems I'd tell her I'd just wait. If it took a hundred years I would still wait. I would not chase, but the moment she needed me I would drop everything and be there.
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@SharpyTheDunce the braindead is real
It isnt illegal not to tip, but waiter's incomes depend mostly on tips (20% is expected, but more is appreciated). This is because minimum wage in america is not livable wage.
Unfortunately this is because many small businesses cannot operate if they need to pay employees a livable wage. Its economics, but it definitely sucks
Wait...they dont get paid?
@@FabioKun they do, but not enough to sustain their basic needs.
They do and get enough for basic needs in Hawaii at least. I was a cook and took home less than every waiter or waitress every cook did. My girlfriend worked at the same place and consistently made $600+ more every month. I was making 4k a month and she was easily making 4500 a month with more days off.
@@FabioKun they do! But often, they dont get paid enough
A lot of restaurants only pay the servers just $3 to $4 an hour, way under minimum wage. Just enough to pay taxes. If there are no tips there is no money in their pocket to take home.
2000AD: This millennium will be good
Twenty years in: MEMES MEMES MEMES
To be fair, the millennium isn't done yet.
do you mean AC?
@@JamMonkey11 ad works doesnt it?
Memes are basically the cure of depression.
0:09 No one's talking about the fact that this person's username is "aBlatantA-hole"
4:52 NOW THAT MADE MY DAY
It's Milan lol you liked your own comment
@@zakwaansyed662 ummmm 🙄 where
There only 3 likes and non of them my own
@@itsmilan4069 calm down, you know what you did
@@saulmoment4008 *insert "this is getting out of hand now there's two of them" meme
What we would say in Germany: Ehre genommen
Ehre entwendet
Und nach Afrika gesendet
Ok thanks for sharing the information guys!
I been living in Germany for 8 months now and the only people I've seen so far - that actually speak like that, were complete morons.
@@VAVORiAL you just live with the wrong people who say that. The right ones are called Ehrenmänner xD
10:12 tipping is just a way to tell your waitress "thanks for not spitting in my food"
assuming she/he didn't spit in your food...
Yea assuming if they did do the most american thing and pull out yo shotgun
[DO NOT take this seriously for this is a joke..idk why i have to say this but some people are just stupid]
When I first saw the special olympics one I was pissed. My brother has been doing special olympics for years and when I get the chance, I help out with the medals and other little things.
Carl Johnson you clearly survived your abortion.
Carl Johnson Hey bud, “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all”
@Carl Johnson your mother shares the same sentiments about you
@@queerantine69 your mother got confused at birth so she named you a name that could go for both 😂
@@velociraptorhijinks7279 I said your name and the Skyrim music started playing
As a waitress in the US, you don’t have to tip, but tips are basically how we can afford anything since most waitresses and waiters get paid like $2.25 an hour. My pay is $2.21. So we rely on tips for pretty much everything
Still hmm wow in Hawaii you would be making 4 times the hourly as you get the actual federal minimum wage . I haven't ever worked for minimum wage but it was 8.75 an hour 15 years ago here and that's what waiters and waitresses were making probably more now.
F
Wow
No thanks to the Great Depression!
Ok B00mer I’m a high school senior. But thank you. I appreciate that I look young for my age as most of my friends do
I tip everybody , and i tip well, because it's their livelihood. The exception is if i get REALLY bad service, attitude, discriminatory remarks, something like that. If Im that pissed off they get absolutely nothing. I'm not going to reward bad behavior . Managers who know me know im a high tipper (even though not at all wealthy) so if I don't tip someone they usually get fired soon.
9:01 She was Like:
*Oh my god what have i Done*
5:40 this dude read Darrack going into him and then proceeds to say "I have no idea who this James guy is-". That guy just got Team worked on.
He's probably only played Minecraft, and doesn't know that there is an option to keep inventory.
....but Minecraft has an option to keep inventory...
@@jimwormmaster read the comment again
@@user-st6vh1ut7r Ah, yep, got me, I misread that one. That being said...there's some good burns in this video, the one mentioned here and the Ahnold one are my faves.
@@jimwormmaster yes there are some really good burns here have a nice day
4:53 literally the terminator
3:30 Jake in the US a good tip is 20% of the total meal cost, a rude tip is less than 10% or no tip at all lol
Hope that helps ✌🏼🤙🏼
Shakira also faked her guitar playing during the Superbowl. Her hips don't lie, but her fingers sure do. I totally stole that joke.
She played the drums though???
What is your proof it was fake? It may have just been pre-recorded for volume boost, but I’m pretty sure she knows how to play guitar.
That is the case with most live musical performances that are broadcasted on TV: All instruments except the lead vocals are almost always playback.
@@SupHapCak there is a video about her 'playing' the guitar. An air guitar would make more sense than her
@@SupHapCak th-cam.com/video/yEg8DSCGixE/w-d-xo.html
5:48 /gamerule KeepInventory true
/gamemode 1
/kill @e
/kick Just some guy with half a Mustache
/deop Meowingz
In Virginia, where I live, they asked waitresses if they would prefer to have a standard wage and they said HELL NO!!
They get paid probably $2-$3 an hour plus Tips. Generally, tipping for regular standard service is 15%. I always tip 20% unless you are horrendously bad then I go down to 15%. In a really nice restaurant with 2 people and $75 bill. I’ll give you $15 tip for 1 hr meal. Add that times 3 tables/hr and you’ve made $45!! You walk out with $200-$300 a night in CASH!
PLUS... servers generally do NOT claim but 1/3 of tips on TAXES. So no...MOST do not want $10 hour for that job. $10 x 8 hrs = $80 ( or $15 hr= $120) and taxes take 1/3 or $25 of that. 8 hrs for $55? Or $80??
HELL NO.
Alya Volpina23 ....😂😂 I wouldn’t blind that many people. Never waitressed either.
90 degrees or until they fall. That's how much you tip. Or so I heard.
I'm more of a 180° man, I like to just pay my bills do a one eighty and then leave.
I don't know if people already said this, but from what I remember from school, tipping at restaurants first became a big thing during the Great Depression. Restaurants had to pay their waiters and waitresses less because of the depression, so customers began tipping in order to help make up for the waiters/waitresses decrease in money. After the Great Depression, restaurants realized, "Hey! People have gotten so used to tipping, that I can continue paying them less money, and the customers will just handle it for me!"
6:39 so take him down with you. “If clowns gonna own me that bad, then guess I’m not that interested in them. Makes the number of people who like him to 0”.
3:21 tips actually started in the early 1900s with the mobs wanting special treatment from the waitresses, so the store owners took advantage and basically made it a pressure on the customers to pay their employees. Now everyone tips so much waitresses can make a couple hundreds a day.
Some restaurants in the US are starting to do away with tipping and start paying a full wage, but sadly it's still few and far between.
4:45 i love this beacause it shows how wise arnold is and how well he understands gen z
I'd been wondering why I hadn't been getting notifications from you, turns out you were so entertaining I just kept forgetting to sub and instead binged more of your vids😅
Subbed and notifs turned on now tho!
3:24 it’s not legally required to tip, but restaurants are allowed to legally pay their waiters and waitresses LESS than minimum wage because of tips, so it’s kind of a d*ck move if you don’t. Our tips help pay their salary because their bosses don’t pay it
God dam it jake I was bout to say the keep inventory joke at 5:39 but then I heard u say it
Tipping started during the prohibition when restaurants were losing money from the lack of alcohol sales. It has stayed in practice so that restaurants can turn a higher profit without having to worry about paying their servers as well as maybe they should.
Hey jake to explain the tipping thing in the US, we pay the waiter/waitress a small amount of money to pay them for good service
Originally we didn't tip in America, but then prohibition happened and people didn't really go to restaurants as often as they used to because of a lack of alcohol so tipping became a norm. That and most of the pay a wait staff member makes is from tipping since they make minimum wage . . . if you worked in the 80's. Which is like $3 per hour.
'he went full terminater'
Doesn't know that he is the first terminater.
Bro you can stay anything and Arnold would be like *PARRIED*
What is that game during long periods of speech
Shadeslayer777 actually I’m not sure
I think its superflight but not 100% sure
@@fier5080 then don't fucking respond
Dude, I’ve been asking this very question on every one of his vids.
@@alexr-et1kr when your so tired of people saying they don't know so you curse at them.. dude no one ask for your imput
Tipping is a way of giving the customer the power to control the waiters pay based on their service.
Right on time for 1am in australia. Every day right on the dot. Thanks insomnia
And it's 1 Am In Indonesia When He Post this.
In germany you only give a tip when the service was good or you don’t want to have small change
3:25 taxing people is the only thing America is good at
ree3ks *i smell an American Revolution 2.0*
Like how hes trying to keep it child friendly
7:30 "songs by beethoven" gave me cancer. They are called "pieces". Educate yourself or else people who practice 40 hours a day would come haunt you.
"Educate yourself"
"40 hours a day"
I like to call them "Fortnite Dances by Beethoven" but without the dancing.
@@anisam4073 bruh
"40 hours a day" LMFAO
Might be better if you educate yourself.
In America tips are needed because restaurant owners dont pay the wait staff enough to live. And even working at minimum wage in America it’s unlikely to live with top notch health
0:55 harrasment laws.
I hate women like that.
To be honest, we tip in the US to show support to the service of the waiter/waitress based on the quality and treatment while serving people. Usually, the tipping amounts are based off of a percent on how we think the quality is, 0% being crappy service, 10% for slow service, 15% for decent/average service, and 20+% for outstanding service
20% of the total cost of your meal? Is that what you have written is the unwritten rule? I wonder cz you know.... Satisfactory between each people are different, where should we put the standard of it?
I'm not from USA, tipping is possible here but much likely done in emotional tendency like the one who served you is an elder or the person seems poor or the food served is actually very good but the shop are empty. Something like that.
@@watchnerds I am just giving a generalized tipping scale most people use, not everyone uses it like a universal rule here. It is just used to give a reasonable amount of money to help add to the server's wages.
I hate it when those people are like ughhghhh be noiiiicccce fur the anmals et de straws
3:53 "you are terminated"
1:53 Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think it usually has the comma by the likes.
In Germany ist a comma
Its*
Ik, it’s weird seeing that no?
In Europe the , and . are swapped around. So the number one million looks like 1.000. Or prices look like $1.000, 50. (One million dollars and 50 cents) (someone who studied Italian).
Thanks for the explanations, guys :)
1:59 nobody notices that Miguel is making a joke because he knows that he’s not never wrong so he says “tell me when I’m wrong James” knowing full well that he called him James not Dave
5:13
/gamerule keepinventory true
1:50 did not expect to go from sad to funny so fast
Hey fakejake, in America it is considered polite to tip
We tip in the uk too, but they also pay at least minimum wage to the waiters and waitresses here so they get decent pay on top of those tips. From what I've read about USA, they do not pay their staff well and the tips are the main thing they live on. Is that not true? When I've been to the USA paying for things was a wild ride. The stated price doesn't include tax or a tip so you think you're getting a great deal 'til you go to pay. :(
We also tips taxi drivers, hairdressers etc here too.
@@glitterbunny pretty much the same here but you are right
TH-cam’s murdered by word : DEMONITIZED :
murdered by words posts have been getting worse and worse from where it started
Tip 15 to 20 % is like, the common amount we are supposed to tip.
Holy dickens morning from the east coast have a good day
3:24 this is actually pretty simple but misconfused. In restaurants where tipping is part of the bill it the owner trying to get the customers option on the waiter in a direct way where he/she is not ducking up to the boss but being an asshole when the boss isn't looking. It's a "problem fixed it self" kind of thing. However sadly some people in the world will not tip despite having excellent service because "there having a bad day"
Like for jake to make some r/tinder
Odz Gaming, shut the fuck up you idiotic like beggar.
@@bighead70 don't you just love people who pick on others for attention?
Jake be telling me to watch the other videos on the stream, mean while I already watched them.
What is the game he is playing?
Ur mother
skhilji No actually
What
Sorry. *our mother*
GOOD JOB COMRADE
3:11 as a fellow Norwegian I can confirm that tipping isn’t normal
*reply for H20*
helo
Give me water, please!
Edit: Thanks! I just got my water.
Breathe tine 👁️〰️👁️
ok
@@finchwave are you a fish???
I really appreciate that around 4:02 he said "these people" instead of the slur that was written
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Me: I’m I first must be-
At least 20 comment
Me: TH-cam are you drunk again
Nah, TH-cam’s just tired.
It’s because it’s new and hasn’t fully loaded yet
Unoriginal comment these comments are so annoying
I never expected Arnold Schwarzenegger to clap someone so damn bad, fuck em up Dutch
Hi
He said unironically that Arnold Terminated that guy
It was the alcohol prohibition that brought around tipping
1:55 JESUS, NOT EVEN I AM THIS BRUTAL!
1:42 THAT ONE MAKE ME SAY “OOOO...” IRL THATS GOOD
Yes Fakejake, in the States you're expected to tip *everyone* at least 10%, even if the food or service was terrible. Here in Canada it's not as big of a deal. My mother and my aunt once took a trip to New York City and were chased by a big, burly man who worked at a pizza place because they didn't tip him enough money. My mom said it wasn't a problem and she gave him the extra money, but I would have been pretty terrified!
The tipping thing is because it’s seen as polite and curtious
Tipping is to tell the person how the service was so in another country you get horrible service they get the same paycheck, but in America you are able to tip if you got good service and not tip if you got bad service
Basically (if I remember correctly) how tipping works is restaurants underpay waiters, expecting the rest of minimum wage to be paid by tips. But if it’s not, they have to make the difference
The food in the USA is pretty cheap, the waiters and waitresses are underpaid so to compensate this people are expected to tip 15%-20% of the bill to the waiter
in America you tip for kindness, and when the waiter did well. While 10% is too low for Joey.
In the US waitresses aren't paid a living wage. They usually start out making HALF OF MINIMUM WAGE. So they quite literally live off tips. Don't give less than $5 if possible and 10-15% of whatever the cost of your meal. 20% if you really feel like being nice or if they go the extra mile.
3:22 its nice to tip here in america because the waitresses and waiters work really hard and tiring hours yet they still get paid very little so it's a nice of people to tip to help keep them financially stable sometimes it doesn't work but sometimes just tipping a little bit helps them a lot
Tipping Was Introduced During The Prohibition Era Because Alcohol Made Up A Majority Of A Restaurant’s Revenue, And During the Prohibition Era Alcohol Was Illegal, As A Result Tipping Was Added To Keep Restaurant Revenue At The Same Rate
So tipping is you give the waiter a little bit more money that pretty much says "thank you for you service" and it only goes to the waiter, but you do not have to tip or even pay at least 5 dollars you just leave some money or none at all.
3:25 the tip is to just help them out. If they were nice, served you the correct food and overall just good and you want to help them then you tip
Tipping is a excuse to pay workers less
@0:46
I wanna see an entire video of just Arnold Schwarzeneger's phenomenal verbal deconstructions of these people. Call it "Terminated by Words."
Arnold is still as badass in his 20s, what a gentleman
Sometimes workers are under paid and that still illegal. But normally (For where I live) tipping is just being nice like, "You brought me and my family really good food. And you work your butt off. Get something nice with this"
So basically tipping is just a sign of appreciation
Gotta love Arnold’s response. 3x killed
The idea behind tipping is to reward good service, above and beyond the otherwise relatively low pay. It's why people visiting the US are often surprised at how helpful and attentive the waitstaff are at restaurants here.
3:15, to answer your question. The tipping system is dumb all around. People like waiters and waitresses can be paid under minimum wage because "they should make enough money off of tips". The thing is that tips aren't mandatory, so if the person just gets a bunch of rude customers, they will just get paid their below minimum wage salary.