Yeah uhh it was a shitpost. The account who made that post on Twitter does that. If Pegasus looked at the other posts from that account he would’ve seen he’s a troll. So it was probably just an empty bag
The crime is food tampering, and it's a big crime. It was created when a guy sent threats that he was gonna put glass in dog food and baby food until he got paid by the company's. It happened with the dog food, and as a result, there was a panic.
@@starfieldgames5976personally if a guy did either im using my 2nd amendment right on them because the justice system is going to give the man a slap on the wrist
People seem to have forgotten that people used to tip if they had a good experience at a restaurant or food delivery service basically for the kind actions of an individual. They don’t owe you a tip because you’re doing what your job description says.
saying a driving using their own car to bring you your food and expecting a tip is entitlement proves you have NO IDEA what entitlement is. Unless you live around the corner from the place, without a tip, we LOSE money delivering you you, as we get about $2 per order. Idk how you think it's entitlement for US to PAY to deliver you your food and come out with less money than we did before taking your order. Sure, blame the company if you want, but most of them were running at a loss quarter after quarter until very recently. If you're trying to say they should pay us more, sure, but that means your fees will go up even HIGHER than even a $10 tip would have been. And we're not employees, everything is OUR discretion. Most of the time, without a tip, that order will sit for a bit until it gets cold. There's no hourly pay, there's no nothing. Regular pizza place, they pay hourly, plus a certain amount per order taken PLUS compensated for how many miles they drove. Doordash, uber, instacart? None of that
@MrFalliorsGaming Pure entitlement. You chose that job. You agreed to that pay. That is the only thing MANDATORY. Personally I do believe in tipping. To the person, not an app, I never mark it in restaurants checks, I give it in cash to the waitress usually as stealthy as possible without been to nebulous. I've had friends and family who have been waitress and know of restaurants that would pay you more of their pocket if you got less tips. While pay you less if you got a lot of tips. However. My tipping it's completely based on the services. Do a shitty job and you'll get nothing. I don't even factor the food. Cause food can be bad but the waitress was super nice. They didn't cook it. So not their fault. While food could be awesome and the waitress was a jerk. If I ordered a delivery and it looks like the person play soccer with my meal, and on top of that gave me attitude. Why should I tip? A tip is a bonus earned.
I once had someone want a tip when I bought a bag of ground coffee, she literally just picked it up off the shelf and put it on the counter. I've also had a waiter chase me down the street because I left exact change without a tip after I had to wait over an hour for eggs on toast that were delivered cold. Tipping culture deserves to die.
I was about to call you a dick for not tipping the waiter, but the food being cold and the wait is the exact reason we tip.they do a good job they get a little extra
My father taught me well. Got so angry that a restaurant was essentially self service having to go into the kitchen for a plate and fork that he didn’t tip. From then on I learned to not tip bad worker
The problem today is that tipping is becoming a "requirement." I worked in the restaurant industry for 8 years. A tip has always been a choice by the customer, and oftentimes the people actually making the food do not receive tips. And now I've seen workers act angry for not tipping when they work in a place where they shouldn't be getting tips. Like why do I want to tip at a clothing store? Why do I want to tip at a home goods store? Why do I want to tip at the hardware store? It is truly getting out of hand.
I've never given a tip for anything in my life other than when my wife and I go to a restaurant and the service is good. If the service/food is bad or made incorrectly I tip nothing and sometimes do not return. If the service and food is average I tip nothing. But if the service/food is above average or good I will tip anywhere from $2 to $5 if I have the extra cash or am feeling generous.
For a sitdown restaurant I feel like a tip is pretty much expected. I'd feel like a dick if I didn't tip, so I always do. However, I really do hate tip culture and I eat out less or go to the drive thru to avoid tipping.
Pro-Tip: Not using delivery apps eliminates the chances of getting your food spiked, poisoned, or tampered with, and reduces your tip obligation to absolute ZERO.
Many places have tip options online when you order from the restaurant. Especially chain restaurants. So even if you pick up your food, there's still a chance they'll see that and mess with it anyway
Only for the first time you don't tip. Drivers remember your name and address and will let the kitchen know to have fun with your grub next time you order. They know they won't be getting a tip, so they smile knowing what you are eating. If you are a non tipper who orders from the same place repeatedly, you have definitely eaten poop or mucus.
Bruh, this is exactly why tipping shouldn't exist and should have never been invented in the first place. The bosses should be responsible for giving fair pay to their workers and not the customer! If the tip is low just be grateful and accept it, don't push customers to tip!!
@@zirby5100 tipping comes from prohibition and speak easys. Waiters would get stiffed on their wages and tipping became a way to garuntee the service staff got paid in a business with now legal recourse to getting paid. That’s why tipping is such an American thing
If I, as a European, was "forced"/guilt tripped into tipping, I would pull off a Karen move on the spot and complain to the cashier about how stupid tipping is, and tell them that they don't deserve my money.
@@adamrmossI've heard so many people from the u.k say it's weird how friendly people are here. It's crazy but they are usually just worried about themselves and stuck up lol.
I don't think drivers should get mad if a person doesn't tip. However, customers who don't tip shouldn't get mad when no drivers pick up their order because the payout is too low. The drivers are independent contractors and don't have to accept any orders they don't feel are worth it.
In fairness everyone knows companies such as doordash only pay $1.75-$2.25 per order by now. If you can't afford to tip or don't want to tip on delivery orders, then you simply shouldn't be ordering. I can't justify tipping $10-$20 to have food delivered to my door but I also don't want to have a delivery driver spend 30 minutes delivering my food to only earn $2 minus gas, vehicle wear and tear, and taxes. My solution? DON'T ORDER DELIVERY.
@@GreedyBeanie I can see how one might view things that way. The way I look at it is this. If your employer isn’t paying you enough, you should find another employer.
@@GreedyBeanie People should not deny themselves a service because the company providing it does not pay their employees enough; it is an employer-employee issue not a customer one. Tipping always has been and always will be optional, get a better job if you aren't making ends meet.
@@Nihluxwe have disproven this statement time and time again with higher class resturants in Cali, Nevada, and new York. When they had higher wages the food costs maybe climbed by 1 dollar. It's the companies don't wanna make less than years prior. Were some said I'll make less over all for my business but my employees won't have to worry about wages.
People need to revolt. The governments around us can only keep people in line for so long before the greedy bastards get theirs. We the people of the world need governmental reform on a global/international level. We need a world government, with people under the age of 60 working in it, instead of dementia patients with nothing to lose screwing the world over because they're on deaths door already.
@@vap322 so what you are saying is that they dont deserve to make enough money to live? You do know SOMEONE will ALWAYS need to do these jobs right? "Better jobs" are finite. And dont say these jobs are for highschoolers cuz then they would only be open after like 4 PM till like 8 PM and you wouldnt have someone to scream at because your lunch as 30 seconds late.
I've once had restaurant staff call me out in front of other customers because I didn't tip enough. Mind you, I'd eaten there before and had ALWAYS tipped at least 20%. I just didn't have enough cash this time. 💀 That was the last time I ate there.
It’s just insane! Last week I went to the mall and bought a BOTTLE of water from one of the food court places. When paying, the cashier asked me if I wanted to add a tip. I told her “No” (because I’m not tipping you for turning around, grabbing a bottle and handing it to me) and she gave me a dirty look. If I go to a restaurant where I actually receive SERVICE, I will pay 15-25% tip depending on the quality of the service. But for getting me a bottle out of the fridge??? Insane!!!
Thank you exactly!!! I’ve work as a server for a high end restursant I don’t tip at drink kiosks I know what providing premium service and rhat deserves a tip if the customer was satisfied nor grabbing a drink from a cooler 😂😂😂😂
I used to work at a home decor store and wrap individual plates, glassware, and vases. Sometimes took fifteen minutes or more to finish one customer. I got screamed at daily by entitled Karens. No tips were even allowed.
as an american, i also find it weird to tip in fast food restaurants. i've never seen anyone ask for a tip. actually i work at a mcdonalds and have gotten tipped a couple times but it was completely their choice because i never asked or made it seemed like iw anted a tip
Same honestly if the tipping culture was here I would never eat out though I only do it once a month or two months so I’m probably not their target customer
as a worker I find it weird why anyone would tip other than having a good experience with how smooth the visit went gotten 50$ in one shift just doing my job, job being cleaning and sanitizing everything constantly to prevent foodborne diseases but the stations are visible to the lobby, drive-thru can't see the effort
There will always be people who are just absolutely entitled and will do this even if you do tip. I was once told $5 is NOT a tip, on an $8 order I frequently made. I had thought I was being generous with it being such a small order but nope, $5 apparently is an insult. So I just stopped ordering from there entirely because I'm not going to tip $10 on a $8 order. And all those $5 tips I wish I could have them back since they weren't "real tips" I could have used them myself!
I live in India. I recently went to a restaurant with my buddies and the food and the service were great so we thought we should give them some tip, so we left some extra money with with the bill amount, the waiter ran all the way through the restaurant's main gate when we were leaving and said that we forget our 100 rupee note, We said it was a tip but then he said that they do not except tips. If any customer liked the food and service, just give them a good review on the internet. Glad there's no tipping culture here.
true my father tips people who are doing good at the job or if the food is very good he even talks to the waiters and management as if they were his friends then tip them i respect my father cause he knows what to do and knows what kindness is
@@stoneonweednotonpeople1696service charge tax is not mandatory and it’s well within our rights to ask the restaurant to remove it. After that, you can choose tip your servers. Either way, we’re not held at gunpoint to tip here in India.
Tipping should be a choice. Those drivers are getting mad at the tips when you should actually be mad at the employer not paying you enough because we are not responsible with that. Going out of your way to poison someone's food for a low or no tip is disgusting.
As an European, I never understood the tipping culture. I still don't understand it but it's concerning to think that the employees are willing to poison your food because you didn't tip
It’s a system so rich employers can collectively abuse the poorest labor. Americans are just so selfish that they’ll participate in that abuse while blaming the poor person for not “finding a better job.” It’s a vicious cycle perpetuated only by the greed and idiocy of middle class America.
I used to be a cashier, not in fast food but in retail and obviously they don’t get tips. But I remember this one sweet lady and her husband gave me a $20 bill after already spending a lot on groceries. I felt SO BAD I tried to give her the money back but she kept refusing and eventually left so I wouldn’t give her it lmao. I only made like a little over $15 an hour so she literally paid me for over an hour of my work. Now I’m not sure how much someone working in fast food makes, but I still can’t imagine blatantly asking for or guilt tripping people into tipping. It should absolutely be up to the person if and how much they will give you for tips.
There's even some comments on this very video where delivery workers are trying to convince the comment section that they NEED to tip and should feel bad if they don't. It's entitlement all the way. You have comments on here saying, as a blanket generalized statement, that people doing food delivery can't make a living so it's up to you as the customer to pay that tip, one even claiming you're contractually obligated if you use the service, you have to tip otherwise you're basically supporting slave labor. Workers like you will see a good tip and be like "But...I just bagged your groceries! you don't need to pay this much!", while drivers like the ones we see in the comments and in the video see a good or decent tip and they feel entitled to it, or even more than that. It's kinda sick. I'd rather have someone with your attitude about it, who wants to know they're deserving of the tip, rather than expecting it just for existing.
@@SageTigerStarit’s really sad to see honestly. I do feel a little bad for these workers who make little money, and I’m definitely not against tipping. I just feel like it’s not something you should expect from people, it’s more of a courtesy thing. I think you just need to have a positive attitude and outlook, doing the best you can at your job and if people see that they’ll be more willing to tip you I think. Not someone who begs or demands and has a poor attitude. A lot of these people do mostly get paid in tips and I understand that. However there’s no excuse to take it out on the customers. Also thank you for your kind words. Made my day. ❤
@@eviechan1633 If TH-cam demanded tips for comments, I'd gladly tip for the ones you've given here, haha. Got a good head on your shoulders, never let anyone sway that. I hope more people see that kind of outlook and use it to consider their own.
After reading fhrew all the comments, i have to say that i agree to everything @SageTigerStar said here, my heart melted, you are one of the very few gems left in this society and i couldn't be any happier to share the same kind of mindset with someone like you, i also have a similar story to yours, few years ago i was waiting for a buss in a nearby store because it was winter, it was super cold, snow was raining hard and it was windy as hell, all of a sudden a kind old granny came to me and asked me to help her with her groceries, she need help about carrying her bag fhrew a flight of stairs and of course i agreed, after that she gave me a 10€ as thanks or "tip", i too tried to give it back but she refused, after saying some really kinds words to me she left, i literally broke down after that inside, i was in a rough spot during that time and her kind words helped me keep going
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Your getting over minimum where I am. Minimum here is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting. I worked for 3 hours for 20 dollars. I have driven around got food and delivered for 3.50 after wasting a hour. I have a very gas efficient car so I just saw it as a waste of time and don't doordash because of the very issue.
Raid doesn't just make you sick, it can actually kill you. My grandpa accidentally killed the family dog with Raid. (He had dementia and he never forgave himself.)
That's so sad. 😔 But I honestly am leaning on the possibility that this Raid picture could be a troll. Is there any way to substantiate this picture? By the way, All Dogs Go To Heaven. I couldn't imagine how much I would be hurt if I accidentally did that to one of my lovely dogs. I hope your grandfather found peace.
@@ARedMotorcycle Thank you for your kind words. He did eventually find peace. Ironically due to the dementia he was able to forget the bad about the dog and only remember the good. The dog is in a better place, ❤️ we loved her dearly and always will. For the Raid, unfortunately, i genuinely feel this post could be real. Because over the years when I told people the story of my grandpa accidentally ending our dog, more then 20, no joke, more then 20 people didn't understand how Raid could kill anyone. I feel like at least half the people in the world don't know that Raid is poisonous to humans too. They assume that nausea and vomiting is not a sign of poisoning and are just light 'funny' symptoms to cause other people. 🤦♀️🤷♀️
@@KittenIslandThat's heartbreaking 😞 I can imagine how horrible I'd feel if that happened to one of my dogs. I'm glad his dementia helped him remember only the good memories about the dog.❤ I agree it's surprising how many people assume Raid is only poisonous to bugs. . . it warns it's toxic right on the label.
Dear Service Industry folks WHO DON'T SEEM TO UNDERSTAND THIS.... TIPS ARE NOT A REQUIREMENT! START TAKING IT OUT ON YOUR BOSSES WHO NEED TO PAY YOU. NOT THE CUSTOMERS. 🖕
Stop helping billion dollar corporations abuse poor people. Take some responsibility for your participation in that abuse. You sure can see the problem, but you don’t give two shits as long as you get your Big Mac delivered to your La-Z-Boy. Who’s really the entitled one here?
@@VincentPeer If you choose to work for said billion dollar corporations, you have no one else to blame for your abuse. The customer didn't choose your job, YOU DID. Customers are not obligated to do anything other than pay for the food they ordered and the delivery fees added. PERIOD.
@@AngelStormee nobody chooses to work in the service industry. That’s just something selfish people say when they were lucky enough to not be poor and without options. But you can’t buy empathy or understanding, no matter how good your job is. Hope being condescending toward service industry workers is worth getting poisoned.
This is why I stopped using these apps. I've had orders come freezing cold, the fees are ridiculous... And seeing this stuff makes me anxious. People are sp entitled in the U.S, it's crazy. I was a cashier and I wasn't allowed to accept tips.
More hands to mess things up before the food gets to you and then you have to pay more for it seems like a bad deal. I recall a guy I worked with mentioning that he was formerly a pizza delivery driver. He said that if someone didn't tip him, he would remember them. The next time they ordered, he would spit on their pizza. I have to wonder where some of these people draw the line. Might some do this if you fail to tip, and others do it if they think your tip was too low?
its not entitlement its practicality. As a cashier, you're making at least minimum wage, as a delivery driver if you only took no tip orders you would actually be losing money. I've done it a couple weeks now, would you drive 15-20 miles for 5 bucks? You see orders like that all the time, it's no wonder why people don't get their food.
As someone from a third-world country that never had tipped to a person ever, i must say that this situation its so surreal and cursed seeing it from my perspective
@@NcrXnbi exactly, the only time I tipped before they arrived you know what I got ? Nothing, the delivery guy never showed up and it was a nightmare getting the return because apparently I “did receive “ the order
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Minimum wage here in my state is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting.
I’ve worked in the service industry and SO APPRECIATED when someone tipped me. However, if someone didn’t, I still said, “Thank you and have a great day!” I’ve never thought, “what’s wrong with them for not tipping.” To spray someone’s food with roach spray is absolutely absurd and to me it has to law against this.
That's why I hate food delivery nowadays. The reason why I don't tip online is because I want to give them CASH SO IT WON'T GET TAXED, but people get so damn butt hurt. I'll just pick up my food thank you
And even when you do tip, you don't get a better experience. The employees aren't nicer, more helpful, or anything else. I used to go to a local well-known restaurant for To-Go orders, usually under $10. I always tipped $1, but it got to the point that it was like 10% wasn't enough. I tipped $2 for a while, but then I stopped going there. That's the other side to this equation. People saying to make your own food if you don't tip. What would happen if everyone did that? What job would you have then? No delivery jobs because of no cafés, restaurants, or fast food places. All because too many people got worn out from guilt trip tipping fatigue. Think it won't happen? Maybe not all at once, but more people will just make other plans. They'll pick up their own food, make their own meals, and cut the number of times they dine out and To-Go. The restaurant I used to go to 2x/wk average no longer gets my money for anything. How does that help? Then what?
I get my own food once I experienced both sides of the delivery apps. The $5 driver fee that is supposed to go to the driver doesn't all go, if the distance is 0.1-2 mi. The most the driver will see is $2 . Up to 5 mi. $2-4. That is why the in app tip helps. I would say if both the customers and the drivers joined in a class action suit maybe things would be different. Sometimes people leave a tip but the companies either hide it or steal it.
I saw some people saying this is food tampering as a crime, and while yes, it probably is, that isn't the biggest one here. Raid is known to be toxic to humans when ingested in large quantities and this could absolutely be tried as an attempted murder case, or a genuine murder case if someone really did die from it.
Honestly considering the circumstances theyll probably get mischief as its really hard to prove after the fact that HE did it... A good lawyer would have courts bound up for a year or two and eventually it would yeah... Be reduced heavily then sentenced to time served as bail or presentence holding counts for extra time... The other way itll go is theyll throw a whole sleugh of charges at the person. One case for each adult in the house of ; Food tampering, attempted murder, assault with a prohibited weapon, possession of a prohibited weapon, administering noxious things (funny law name) prob a few more. then just hope a couple stick. Even two of them stick and persons looking at 14+ years. (if there was kids in the house add the appropriate versions for minors as well)
@@wake6000 not sure why the hostility in your reply but fuck it let’s argue I guess. are you dumb? People have access to all sorts of things without money… I didn’t work at all and had one of the best lawyers in my city through luck alone…
It does not matter if the stuff was toxic enough to kill the person or just give it a funny taste and nothing else happened. It is still a crime, It is still severely wrong. And for all the individual doing this knew, the recipient could have had a violent reaction to this happening despite 99% of the time it is safe for humans.
Tipping is not a choice for workers trapped in the service industry. It’s literally the only way they can survive. USING a tip based service is a choice. Having a job is not. CHOOSING to abuse a poor person and blaming it on their employer (who you are paying while knowing they’re abusing a poor person) is gross AF.
@@VincentPeer Even if a customer chooses not to tip, their patronage still contributes to the revenue of the tipping establishment. This revenue helps to sustain the business and provides job opportunities for workers. Therefore, employees should treat all customers with respect and provide quality service regardless of whether they tip or not. It's important to maintain professionalism and not let individual tipping decisions affect the overall customer experience or workplace atmosphere. If more customers express satisfaction with service despite not tipping, the establishment may gradually shift towards fairer wage policies. Ultimately, this benefits workers by reducing reliance on tips for income and ensuring more stable, equitable employment conditions.
@@TechBoi1115you either misunderstood what I said, or you don’t understand what you’re saying. Probably the former, but I couldn’t rule out the latter.
Or even order takeout in the first place. Plus, they're also screwing other workers over who would never do such a thing but still have to face the struggles from their stupidity anyways. These are the types of kids who still does dumb crap, knowing the teachers will punish the entire class for it.
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Minimum wage here in my state is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting.
What's worse is these people can't know for sure if the food they just tampered with isn't going to a child or someone with immune disease. Which could have worse outcomes than just getting nauseous or dizziness. Hope that $5 was worth going to jail over.
It doesnt matter who they are. It shouldn’t be done. I bet if the punishment was eating the same food they tampered with they'd have problem and cry how inhumane it is. It would be deserved but most would consider it wrong to make them do it because most aren’t cruel heartless monsters.
@@whois3581 My grandma Sometimes cooks and sometimes doesn't. She doesn't cook most of the time due to her Job. She works at a Hotel. With some colleagues and friends of hers, She of course has to clean and fix some of the rooms. And due to that sometimes she just wants to come home and relax, some people just don't want to cook most of the time, hell Its a human trait. Half of the Grocery's we buy is basically junk anyways.
@@nerdycookiebunny856 Excuses excuses excuses. First off, don't buy the junk from the grocery store. Keep it simple and eat right. Don't have to be a chef to make a simple nutritional meal. Literally takes less time than picking something up or ordering and waiting for delivery. If you can shower and brush your teeth, you can make a simple meal. People are just lazy and addicted to convenience. That's why there's so much obesity. Maybe learn how to cook for your grandma sometimes if she's tired. Can't keep supporting the system and then complain about it. The system exists because people keep supporting it. Bunch of hypocrites.
@@MWHAAHHAHA Stop crying and complaining that the world is so unfair when you are the same people contributing to and building these exact systems. You make zero sense. Keep feeding the lion and then cry when it bites your hand off. Hypocrites that are too lazy, unskilled and easily fooled, yet want to play victim and point at everything else while you continue to give them your money, only continuing the same system that you'll turn around and cry about. LMAO! It's insane how financially illiterate you kids are. "Waaaahh...everything's too expensive. But I want it, I NEEEED it, I HAVE to have my McD's delivered to my front door in order to survive because I can't be bothered to put my phone down or learn anything! Oh whooa is me!" LMAO! Then you'll be crying about diabetic meds and why pharma is raking in billions off your blindness. Cry cry and keep on crying some more. Never take your hand off that hot stove. Because that's much too hard to learn apparently.
I think I've used one, one time, because my car broke down and had no food so I ordered it. It wasn't fast food though it was an actual local restaurant. The delivery person was a fucking bitch because I gave her a $7 tip on like a $53 order. Come to find out she lived across the road from the place that I ordered amd it was maybe 10 mins away from me.
A TIP is designed to show appreciation for quality work... it is NEVER mandatory. If you do bare minimum work, why would someone tip you high? Like... that's wild. I usually tip at least a dollar on every single delivery order, however seeing this I am also glad I stopped using all forms of delivery for food for a few months now. Also, sadly, even if such sprays dont touch the food itself, they touch the packaging... which you touch. Not like most people wash their hands once they open their food packages. What goes on one, ends up on the other, you basically poison yourself if they spray the packaging.
I'll never forget last year's Super Bowl, my friends and I went to the Buffalo Wild Wings to watch the game and eat together. For starters, crap service, our food took almost 1 hour to get to the table, but we are not spoiled Karens so we just said "thank you" and eat our food. The food was pretty meh too but whathever. The part where we were mad, was as the end, when he got us the bill the waiter was actually demanding us tip, and we were like "bro your service sucked a$$ and still you're demanding tip?" Tip is not something you're entitled, you have to earn it.
If this is in the USA (which I assume it is), if the poison spreads to a LOT of people (maybe 200 or so), they can get charged with mass poisoning with the death penalty.
A TIP is designed to show appreciation for quality work… it is NEVER mandatory. If you do bare minimum work, why would someone tip you high? Like… that's wild. I usually tip at least a dollar on every single delivery order, however seeing this I am also glad I stopped using all forms of delivery for food for a few months now. Also, sadly, even if such sprays dont touch the food itself, they touch the packaging… which you touch. Not like most people wash their hands once they open their food packages. What goes on one, ends up on the other, you basically poison yourself if they spray the packaging.
Spraying Raid into someone's McDonald's bag, yeah they will be able to smell the raid when you hand them the bag. Simply put, you hand that raid food to the wrong person and you're gonna get shot cause their gonna take it as attempted murder.
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Minimum wage here in my state is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting.
@Benzley722all the downtime while they’re doing nothing? You ever work a job where you show up, but they only pay you for the time you were being productive? Amazing how people see poor people being abused and blame the poor people. Like they have the power to change the system everyone else supports. You pay their boss enough to profit from abusing poor employees. It’s literally your fault that people profit from abusing poor people.
I'm lucky to live in Europe and here there is no culture of tipping and I'm very happy about it, if your employer doesn't pay you well, find another job, moreover, shifting this responsibility from the boss to the clients speaks for itself that it's better not to spend money in such a place
I’ve always said this and got into a huge argument about holding your companies accountable for their low wages. Back in 2009. Almost everyone was saying “if you can’t afford to tip, don’t go out to eat” People literally will fight for the wealthy they are being exploited by. It’s weirdo.
The thing is....if a customer knows that the employee isn't being paid. And a customer chooses to use service and not tip.....that makes the customer complicit in slave labor. And I totally get it....the real evil is the ceo of uber and door dash. But if you know that your driver isn't being paid well and then you choose to not tip.....you benefit from slave labor.
@@davidandrews5262That's not gonna work for me, a little too loose with the word slavery. You know what slaves don't do? Willfully sign up to be slaves, then get butthurt that the conditions aren't what they expected. They also don't get the option to walk away and seek employment anywhere else. Absolutely no one doing this crying is forced against their will to take a job that relies on tips as the main form of income. 😒
@@Ambichan exactly why I'm going back to college for civil engineering. Got a 4.0 currently taking physics 2 and calc 3. You can't escape the fact that a customer is participating in the business and the employee is being taken advantage of. Anyway you slice it. The customer isn't innocent. Unless they don't know what uber pays. You admit the pay is the evil part and we drivers willingly sign up. The same argument stands for customer. They know the driver get 2.50 per delivery and willingly sign up to be a customer of this. Knowledge of good and evil makes you not innocent anymore. The customer KNOWs the evil the apps are committing. And the customer willingly gives their money to app overlords.
Absolutely insane, the point of a tip ORIGINALLY is to reward good service particularly in restaurants or a particularly cool and friendly delivery driver, can't believe people doing the literal opposite of all this feel entitled to tips
I had a similar situation. One time I ordered food and I didn't have enough money to leave a tip and still get my meal so I left the tip blank and the delivery driver was super rude to me about it and when I went to get my food he yelled "thanks for no tip asshole".
As an european, I find it weird to tip at fast food restaurants. And even at normal restaurants, tipping here is something generous, never expected and the waiters doesn't depend on tips because they're actually paid good
Im from poland and I agree now hear me out if i enjoy a service i dont mind a tip but forcing a person to tip is wild tips are a friggin thanks for good service
No one is forced to tip anyone, anywhere. Some sit down restaurants have an automatic tip policy on large parties-you can negotiate that with the manager. Or choose a different venue.
Americans are happy to support a system that abuses poor people and simultaneously blame the poor people for taking a service job. They’ll also call those same poor Americans lazy for NOT accepting those jobs. It’s a fucked up system designed to allow rich people to subjugate poor people, and the middle class supports is because they also benefit from hurting poor people. This is the result. Enjoy your poisoned trash food.
I always select "no tip" when presented with the tip tablet. I don't care what the employee thinks, I don't care what people say. It's my money, not yours. I paid for my service, I paid for whatever I bought, end of story. Take it up with your boss if you have a problem.
This is what I like in the USA, people fighting against each other for what billionaires doing with them and when the people start waking up there is a new war or something like that comming and the people forget who is the enemy, meanwhile they think they are superior than other nations not knowing they brainwashed to think that by the same people who using them to get filthy rich. It's like a very bad sci-fi with a bad illogical lore but it's real.
Sounds like a protection racket. "Just to inform you, the bottle the ranch dressing comes in is very similar the bottle of strychnine sitting next to it. Maybe for a 20% tip I could be extra careful when putting the ranch on to check the bottles, if you know what I mean."
@@billyhills9933sounds like cool murder scene, next time my delivery driver comes to deliver my food I'll put more bug spray on my food, cuz man the food tasted good
Tip culture in America really is horrible 😂 so you’re telling me, i need to pay 20% OF MY ALREADY EXPENSIVE meal, but then I’m the bad guy that YOUR company can’t pay you? If you don’t like your job, then get a different job, that simple! In this job market
@@Jellycheez I do infact do this, but believe it or not when you go to eat out as a treat, let’s say take a family of 6 out and your bill of 150 comes, 20% of that is INSANE, so I’m paying 20% on what? The fact the company can’t pay their employees an ok wage? Nope not my job
"Then get a different job" It's incredibly difficult to get a job for most people, especially when it comes to a person being disabled. Not everyon can just get a different job willy nilly
This. And also, stop blaming the employee. If you’re paying the corporation to stay in business, but not tipping the poor laborer trapped in a tip based culture, you’re just as bad as their employer.
I remember a story a few years ago where this delivery driver pulled up to a mansion and shot the person who answered the door for not tipping. Turns out the person he shot was the housekeeper, not ever the orderer.
This is incredibly scary. I used to be a delivery driver so I know how claiming tips works. When I order delivery I don't tip with my card or on the receipt. I always tip cash when the driver drops off the meal so that if they don't want to they don't have to claim it at the end of their shift. Stuff like this is the reason I went from getting delivery every week to now only a few times a year.
I quit ordering out about 2 years ago, I used to be a pretty good tipper but after the tip guilting online, I decided to just forgo any restaurants or delivery service.
I’m not in the US but could you not give them a bad review or sue them. I know you have also a sue cultur ; why not attack people that disrespect you. In Europe, you are know as « customer is king », I live in Paris and when American people arrives you usually disrespect the waiter and they become angry, how you have a culture where you treat service worker as shit and at the same time they attack you if you don’t tip ???? Maybe it is a cultural shock to me but I’m curious to try to understand those stuff.
I have a very strict rule for tipping. If I am at a small mom and pop restaurant where the servers are likely making these low wages, then I will leave a reasonable tip based on the service I received. However, if I am in one of these big corporate chain establishments, especially fast food, I will not tip a penny no matter what. These people make more money than they should as it is, regardless of any tips. I mean, seriously, these people are so arrogant that they expect a tip when there is literally a sign on the front window that says they are hiring for $18/hr. I bust my ass at a landscaping job every single day, and these people get paid more than me to stand there and push buttons. If anything, they should be tipping me instead. Absolutely disgusting.
@@PunkShockRock If they refuse service simply because somebody didn't press the tip button on their screen, they will receive so much backlash that they'll end up closing their doors. We've seen it before. Courts have even ruled against the businesses on many occasions. Go ahead and try me, I'm ready.
Tipping at fast food places (refuse to call them restaurants) is ludacris. Staff that have reduced pay like waitresses I'm happy to tip for the service but a drive-thru? Never.
@@PunkShockRockThey can also get fired. People paid for the service already, tipping isn't necessary. I dont know why y'all think you deserve a tip with that entitled attitude. Youre not the only ones struggling. In fact, im not tipping anyone a penny unless they deserve it because of this comment
Literally what i was thinking, since this tipping culture is getting out of hand, i'd rather cook the food myself than worry about people poisoning my food, unless they start making you tip the grocery stores too -_-
@@yuki97kira What do you mean parents usally cook meals for there kids disabled people can cook there own meals for the most part unless there so far gone there is no hope and elderly have the best recipies around they can cook and you can order grosseries online so for 99.9% of people cooking is an option
@@minimozzer9149 have you worked? Have you met elderly people with tremors and inability to hold spoon? Have you met people with disabilities, that they dont have limbs, mentally incapable of understanding the dangers of the kitchen? Have you ever gone out of your bubble?
In my country, some companies prohibit accepting tips and if an employee/clerk gets caught receiving tip they will be suspended or even fired... Glad I'm not in America.
The pizza one you covered, he didn’t get a 0% tip. He got a 50% tip! It was like $10 but the pizza was $20. I’m fine with tipping a server because I’ve gone out places both casual and upscale where your waiter does a lot more than bring the food out. Good service it’s it’s own thing separate than the chef. But back of the house in some places tends to be paid differently than front of the house. Even so when I was a server the company made us tip pool so front of the house, back of the house (which for us included drive thru), and even our bartenders all had to share the tips the servers and bar received. Tipping culture is just an excuse for companies to not pay their employees what they’re really worth and then they gaslight consumers for not being able to afford insane price expectations in an already shit economy. In some countries it’s even considered rude to tip bc it implies you don’t think your server makes a living wage. Western tourism has changed a lot of that though and for the worst. I’m glad people are talking about this!! I want things to change but I’m not sure how we’re going to turn around tipping culture… people deserve to be paid for the work they do. And as a consumer, I expect to pay for what I want from the company. Why should I also have to pay their own employees???
The problem with paying servers "what they're worth" is that restaurants *already* have incredibly low profit margins. If they could, most restaurants wouldn't employ servers _at all._ The restaurant I was working at during COVID converted to carry-out only, laid off all the waitstaff and made more money during the pandemic than ever.
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitoryeah, restaurants have low profit margins. It SHOULD be a lot of hard labor to own a restaurant. Instead, we allow them to pay starvation wages to poor people and not do the work themselves. Literally the whole business model is predicated upon abusing the poor for razor thin profits. Fucking gross.
I did doordash briefly and joined the Reddit for drivers, but the point you made at like 1:00 was why I quit doing it. The pay was kind of crap, and not everyone tips, which is fair, tips are optional. But I got tired of seeing daily posts of other drivers complaining on the Reddit “only a $5 tip” “no tip” like, dude, you literally chose this job, and you can opt in and out of deliveries on an individual basis. You read the terms and conditions, then you agreed. Don’t be mad at the customer, be mad at your corporate overlords. When I made the point you made, I got downvoted to oblivion, probably because of the subreddit I was in I guess
I had people coming at me on twitter months ago when I shared I don’t usually tip for my online orders. I wish this vid would’ve been out then. It summed up my entire feelings.
People always punish customers because it's easier. It's food tampering, btw. A lot of low-income folks also get criicized for not tipping and get told to exclude themselves from services but don't realize that some of us want to treat ourselves to something nice since we don't have the privilege to eat out sometimes if not most of the time. I don't mind tipping but I won't get extorted. I have been cooking at home for the past few months since it's been tough. I deserve to treat myself to say, a boba without having to be criticized because I didn't tip.
What were they thinking would happen by doing that...? "Hahaha I poisoned you, suck it!" They don't realize that #1 they photographed themselves and #2 the customer can straight up go to the location they bought it from or even the cops and present the clearly Raid smelling product and open an investigation? People are so stupid and quick to act on anger nowadays...
I once used Didi to go visit my Dad after a trip of 2 weeks he did to Mexico. I ended up making the call very late and the worst part is the Didi app failed and it marked the wrong location not only wasting my time but the driver's as well. I usually tip when the one who serves me makes a great job or if something unsual happens and makes their work way harder. Even tho noone is obliged to tip, as you said, it comes from the kindness of your hearth and I have talked a lot with drivers about their situations, conditions and problems...
I work at a restaurant and I get paid in dirt, it's literally LESS than minimum wage(without tips) I get a percentage of the servers tips, but that's how I get payed. I have coworkers who complain if someone doesn't give a tip or gives a small one. It makes me sad because they are very nice people, but their anger is misplaced. I almost started crying when a kind man gave me a 10 dollar tip while I was cleaning a different table, he didn't have to do that but I was so grateful.10 dollars is a lot to me! It's more than my hourly, basically double.
Yea, I totally ignore sit down restaurants that need a tip. Like Denny’s, Olive Garden, Taxes Roadhouse. And I just order online, and then I drive to pick it up and leave
Back when delivery was getting more popular, I still didn't have my own card to spend money on as I was too young, so from time to time I'd convince my mom to let me order with her's and each of those times I never tipped because it wasn't my money. A lot of the time I had sides/drinks taken, even the food being delivered like it was in a storm (For instance one time a burger was covered in ketchup like they intentionally let the packets burst in the bag). This has never happened on the rare occasion I don't feel like going out and ordered something, which I usually leave a small tip because I'm using my actual money. I hate the tipping culture as much as the next guy and I'm currently in a job where I don't make much outside of tips, but I don't fuck with anyone just because they didn't tip me. I still make their meal just like I'd do anyone else, I don't spit in it, I don't undercut them on food, and I for sure as hell don't poison them like a lunatic. Anyone who thinks *AND* acts like this NEEDS mental help
I was at a small burger place, the food and service was really good! So I tipped them like 2 dollars (mostly because I didn’t have a lot of money) and the employee was very grateful about it. I just felt like I should just put something nice here lol
I stopped using delivery services because the fees became more than my actual order, even before tipping. I always tip the drivers. The last time I ordered, I tipped, and after my food was delivered it sent me another message asking if I wanted to tip more lol. That’s when I stopped ordering food. Has anyone else seen this haha
@@wanttoreincarnateasahoonicorn store owner> reserves the right to refuse service for any reason. I Me> loves watching the people claiming to be for workers hate on people with jobs
I remember a point where I couldn't tip, I just didn't have the money and an online friend was allowing me to order food with their credit card, the delivery drivers would start actively messing with my order and getting super mad at me on delivery, luckily I never got poisoned, but yeah. the entitlement of delivery drivers is insane. one other time I got a 50 for my birthday, used it to order food, bill came to $22 I handed the 50, asked for change. "sorry I don't have any change bye" and he bolted, pocketing a 28 dollar tip, he did this to a 14 year old kid! it was rediculous
Why didn't you phone the store you ordered the food from? Also call the police because that is theft. If he didn't have change he should have gone back to the store and got change.
I do these delivery apps (doordash and ubereats) and you can decline any order so if someone decides to take a no tip order then that's 100% their choice and they have no reason to bitch, or definitely not poison someone's food.
I work at a job where I have the fortune of being able to be tipped, and let me tell you, it's not something that should be expected or demanded. The entitlement is insane. Tips are meant to signify that the person felt you went above and beyond to make their experience better. They should not be standard.
If you use tip based services, you’re supporting that system. You’re literally paying employers to continue abusing the poorest people in our society, and pretending the poor abused people are the entitled ones. Gross.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. I'm even seeing tips at fast food places when I'm picking up my own food and other such places where it just makes no sense. And they do make you feel guilty for not doing it. Most definitely, corporations are trying to play us against each other to make more for themselves.
And it’s working. Look how many people blame the employee for expecting a tip, in a society that allows tipped workers to be paid less than minimum wage. So many people participating in abusing the poor, and blaming the poor for not having options.
Historically tipping was up to 10% for a good tip when I was a child, and was for additional services rendered. Things like bringing you extra drinks, seating you where you request, or anything that is on top of and past their job description and them being helpful to you the customer, but not a part of their job description. They are paid to do their job, but tipped for the services on top of it. Same with Bartenders and others, because it was supposed to be motivational to the worker so we have service with a smile , work faster and prompter, and to go the extra mile. Now tipping seems to just be for doing your job, with what we see being a minimal and token effort a lot of the time, and starts at 15%. Pizza delivery used to focus on time and routing so as to have your food warm for you, which was the reason for the tips and drivers not having a salary. I have seen some default tip %s to even higher up to 30% for a standard on some occasions, which is ridiculous. It is not on the customer to pay your salary and daily wage, nor is it on them to make up the shortfall of the employer. Honestly, I am surprised that grocery baggers, at what few grocery stores that still have them, are not demanding tips at this point. I now refuse to tip at all at this point. I didn't like it for charities in stores either when they did in the past, like "Would you like to give extra money for cancer research?" "No, and F!@# you for asking. How dare you?" should be my response, but I remain civil and look at people and say "No, and please do not ask that of me ever again." Who hasn't had someone they know or be close to die of cancer? It's not on them to try and guilt me into anything, and I consider it to be in bad taste and lacking civility. I will not be guilted into giving more that I expect to pay for anything, from anyone, for any purpose. What gives any business or person the impression that this is even remotely acceptable, is entirely beyond me.
I have been on a decline in tipping and getting more and more fed up of the concept. It should be minimum wage and tip is a pure bonus. In Canada, as a server you get paid less than MINIMIUM wage and don't have to declare tips (or something like that) so it is even worst. It is expected that the clients pay for the worker's salary. I just want to go somewhere and know how much I will damn pay, not have to do a 10 point checklist and see how much I need to pay. The more people do it the more it is encrusted into the society's rules. I didn't think it would actually be getting worst though. For a long time I felt like I was the one with the wrong mentality because everyone I know was like "you gotta tip 15-20 percent!!!". I tip 10% and if the waiter is amazing I go higher. This is only because it's a social norm. Whatever I am fed up with this.
Unless your boss is running a charity, clients pay for the employees salary regardless of how it's taken. If not tips then the employees would make a higher hourly wage, which would increase the cost of the service, and that money would come from? That's right, the ones paying for the service.
Had this happened to one of my close friends/friends younger brother. We went out to a All-You-Can-Eat Sushi restaurant for his 19 year old birthday(in Canada) which where he can legally drink. He didn't get anything to drink though cause he had work the next day. But, the food and service was excellent. However, once it came to paying the bill and tipping, I tipped like $5 just because I'm a generous type of person, but my friend paid for himself with a $20 bill, while expecting change cause he needed it for bus fare. The waitress just took his money and didn't come back, assuming the change was her tip??? Then when my friend confronted her with his older brother, she got really mad and acted confused, while being entitled to a tip, she said. We tried to explain to her that he needed that change for his bus fare to get back home. But she wasn't having it and just walked off really angry and pissed off, coming back 5 mins later and giving back the change while her whole body langauge was "Hurry up and get out! You're all a waste of time and space!"
7:01 Minor correction, Peg. 99.999% of min wage employees don't care, and absolutely DO want to give away free bags, utensils, sauce packets, etc... the problem is companies have started micro-analyzing inventory and wastage. When I used to work jobs like that, I always got in trouble for giving out extra napkins, sauce, offering to make a fresh pot of coffee instead of serving 4hr old coffee, etc... Outside garbage bags always overflowed and leaked, so I would double-bag them. I got several verbal warnings about if for "wasting bags" as if one extra box of garbage bags would sink the entire franchise. Employees don't care. Sometimes the GM (general managers) don't care either but head office watches everything with an electron microscope, and photographic memory. Aside from that, great video! Keep up the good work!
If I have to tip, I do not use that product or service, period. what is crazy is how minimum wage workers will VEHEMINTLY defend their billion dollar employers who won't even pay them enough money to live on
@@DannyD-lr5ygsame. I have never seen someone defend tipping, but a job is a job. A customer is still am asshole for punishing a worker for their boss or cultures mistake. Some people just need some money to make it past life, even if it had to be door dashing.
@@DannyD-lr5yg the workers he talked about in the video arguing with his mom and actively keeping her from getting a bag to carry her stuff in would be an example. workers who treat customers like trash because they didn't tip instead of getting mad at their employers that make billions of dollars a year but won't pay them enough to cover gas would be another.
@@TenjinZekkenppl who live on tips definitely defend tipping my mother is a prime example she has been a waitress fir most of my life and she makes on paper 8000 a year bit in actuality she makes over 60k and has for years and most of that is non taxable since she can't prove her tips and the government just accepts what she claims when her old job went to a wage base she was making 30k a year but nothing on tips so she left and got a different job where she did get tips. Most of the time from my experience when ppl complain about tips it's cause they don't work for tips themselves
I don't tip anymore unless I'm a regular someplace. I'm not gonna have my food and services held hostage by a bunch of people that failed to launch out of high school.
@@VincentPeerim actually debating on not tipping anymore for that reason not to mention some people are pulling 500 a night while i bust my A$$ listening to susan complain about a can of corn going up 10 cents once they stopped saying thank you for a 4-5 dollar tip thats when i stop tipping
As a 12 year old who grew up faster then others at the age of 4, I’m scared for this world and for everyone. Including myself. I don’t want to be in this generation, I’m not happy and I’m scared in my own house but it’s even scarier “in the wild”. Someone told me that “You don’t miss the past, you miss being happy.” News flash! I miss both.
That statement is flawed from the very start, like why would you miss the past if you weren't happy in the past or if you miss being happy but think about the past then obviously the person was happy in the past; person who told you that was gaslighting you. Real Answer: *Both* (like you said)
@@Super-Saiyan-Blue-Gogeta Yeah I just read your comment and then read mine again and realized it didn’t make sense but I also didn’t understand the wording of your comment so my answer, to what I THINK you said is: I don’t like most of my past because it’s been so long, I miss when I was 4 and under. Because that’s when I was happy.
I pick up my own food always. Delivery drivers are not recorded and you cant track their actions if something occurs but most food places have cameras in the kitchen because go figure the people often criminals and former criminals working in kitchens are rarely trustworthy.
Sadly we see this become a trend in europe too, the foreign food getting rude about tips when there are much harder people like nurses, police officers, soldiers and many other people who do not recieve tips at all. I once had a young syrian man deliver me food (I rarely order out because I am a university student and its hella expensive) I still tipped him but it was 'only' 1€ and he laughed about it. I told him that next time he will get nothing, we live in a country with fair wages and good working conditions so that comment made me furious.
because fast food companies pay below minimum wage but the tips technically count as salary so they get away with it, because american capitalism is just fancy terms for squeezing as much profit out of their workers as possible to put this into context, most people taking sick days get fired for trying to recover, because their bosses are greedy shitbags who don't deserve the life they've been given and should be burning in hell
The best part about these delivery apps is that the tips is aromatically added for the drivers when I haven't gotten my order yet. Firts let me see if they come on time, in good condition and if they even arrive to begin with and if the service was impeccable then i will tip. Tipping is if someone goes above and beyond, not as a default.
Tip is not because they gave good service. The tip is a bribe for them to actually deliver the food and in theory the better the tip the sooner someone will take it. They are not employees but independent contractors.
As someone from NJ who's state just implemented a no plastic bag policy a year or so back. I find it funny these massive grocery stores cant give away reusable bags but I a small business owner can. I know how much those things cost. They're less than drops in a bucket for these corporations but they have to nickle and dime everything
As a small business vendor I package up my items for customers to take home with all those plastic bags and paper gift bags everyone seems to accumulate like mad as my part of recycling. And no one has ever complained
I'm a cashier for a big company and it's so gross that we charge for bags. We charge 40 cents per reusable bag but I don't charge people for most bags cause it's a FUCKING BAG, they came to my store, they purchased our stuff, they need something to carry it. It's actually gross cause I'm 99% sure that the reusable bags cost even less to produce than the plastic ones
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Poisoning someone over a tip is just beyond crazy...
Exactly like wtf!
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@donotreadmyprofilepic176 okay i wont 😎😎
Yeah uhh it was a shitpost. The account who made that post on Twitter does that. If Pegasus looked at the other posts from that account he would’ve seen he’s a troll. So it was probably just an empty bag
Ikr
The crime is food tampering, and it's a big crime. It was created when a guy sent threats that he was gonna put glass in dog food and baby food until he got paid by the company's. It happened with the dog food, and as a result, there was a panic.
Yes it is a felony.
@@starfieldgames5976 Tf did the babies do to bro??
@@starfieldgames5976it's your bedtime Timmy
@@starfieldgames5976personally if a guy did either im using my 2nd amendment right on them because the justice system is going to give the man a slap on the wrist
Another case was a unknown person who would put cyanide in random aspirin bottles causes the use to put seals on food
People seem to have forgotten that people used to tip if they had a good experience at a restaurant or food delivery service basically for the kind actions of an individual. They don’t owe you a tip because you’re doing what your job description says.
saying a driving using their own car to bring you your food and expecting a tip is entitlement proves you have NO IDEA what entitlement is.
Unless you live around the corner from the place, without a tip, we LOSE money delivering you you, as we get about $2 per order. Idk how you think it's entitlement for US to PAY to deliver you your food and come out with less money than we did before taking your order.
Sure, blame the company if you want, but most of them were running at a loss quarter after quarter until very recently. If you're trying to say they should pay us more, sure, but that means your fees will go up even HIGHER than even a $10 tip would have been.
And we're not employees, everything is OUR discretion. Most of the time, without a tip, that order will sit for a bit until it gets cold. There's no hourly pay, there's no nothing.
Regular pizza place, they pay hourly, plus a certain amount per order taken PLUS compensated for how many miles they drove. Doordash, uber, instacart? None of that
@@MrFalliorsGaming😂😂😂 dude just get a real job then… LOL u literally don’t HAVE to work that job 🙊🙊🙊🙊😆😆😆😆
@@MrFalliorsGaming😭👶🤡
@@MrFalliorsGamingIf that job is making you no money, pursue something else.
@MrFalliorsGaming Pure entitlement. You chose that job. You agreed to that pay. That is the only thing MANDATORY.
Personally I do believe in tipping. To the person, not an app, I never mark it in restaurants checks, I give it in cash to the waitress usually as stealthy as possible without been to nebulous. I've had friends and family who have been waitress and know of restaurants that would pay you more of their pocket if you got less tips. While pay you less if you got a lot of tips.
However. My tipping it's completely based on the services. Do a shitty job and you'll get nothing. I don't even factor the food. Cause food can be bad but the waitress was super nice. They didn't cook it. So not their fault. While food could be awesome and the waitress was a jerk.
If I ordered a delivery and it looks like the person play soccer with my meal, and on top of that gave me attitude. Why should I tip? A tip is a bonus earned.
I once had someone want a tip when I bought a bag of ground coffee, she literally just picked it up off the shelf and put it on the counter.
I've also had a waiter chase me down the street because I left exact change without a tip after I had to wait over an hour for eggs on toast that were delivered cold.
Tipping culture deserves to die.
Wowzers
One of those people huh
I was about to call you a dick for not tipping the waiter, but the food being cold and the wait is the exact reason we tip.they do a good job they get a little extra
How did you deal with the waiter chasing you?
My father taught me well. Got so angry that a restaurant was essentially self service having to go into the kitchen for a plate and fork that he didn’t tip.
From then on I learned to not tip bad worker
The problem today is that tipping is becoming a "requirement."
I worked in the restaurant industry for 8 years. A tip has always been a choice by the customer, and oftentimes the people actually making the food do not receive tips. And now I've seen workers act angry for not tipping when they work in a place where they shouldn't be getting tips. Like why do I want to tip at a clothing store?
Why do I want to tip at a home goods store?
Why do I want to tip at the hardware store?
It is truly getting out of hand.
It's more to condition the public to just hand over possessions when they simply get asked to
I've never given a tip for anything in my life other than when my wife and I go to a restaurant and the service is good. If the service/food is bad or made incorrectly I tip nothing and sometimes do not return. If the service and food is average I tip nothing. But if the service/food is above average or good I will tip anywhere from $2 to $5 if I have the extra cash or am feeling generous.
@@Travybear1989 so you tip based on the official definition of tipping? congratulations you are: not a psychotic american
I feel like tips should never be a thing
For a sitdown restaurant I feel like a tip is pretty much expected. I'd feel like a dick if I didn't tip, so I always do. However, I really do hate tip culture and I eat out less or go to the drive thru to avoid tipping.
Pro-Tip: Not using delivery apps eliminates the chances of getting your food spiked, poisoned, or tampered with, and reduces your tip obligation to absolute ZERO.
Many places have tip options online when you order from the restaurant. Especially chain restaurants. So even if you pick up your food, there's still a chance they'll see that and mess with it anyway
@@crazy808ishright😂
a tip obligation is always zero.
The whole scam/fad/bubble makes zero economic sense and just drives up prices even higher.
Only for the first time you don't tip. Drivers remember your name and address and will let the kitchen know to have fun with your grub next time you order. They know they won't be getting a tip, so they smile knowing what you are eating. If you are a non tipper who orders from the same place repeatedly, you have definitely eaten poop or mucus.
Bruh, this is exactly why tipping shouldn't exist and should have never been invented in the first place. The bosses should be responsible for giving fair pay to their workers and not the customer! If the tip is low just be grateful and accept it, don't push customers to tip!!
thanks prohibition
@@Grimmlocked Uh what? Prohibition? Your welcome??
@@zirby5100 tipping comes from prohibition and speak easys.
Waiters would get stiffed on their wages and tipping became a way to garuntee the service staff got paid in a business with now legal recourse to getting paid.
That’s why tipping is such an American thing
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Hello fellow Kirby profile picture.
If I, as a European, was "forced"/guilt tripped into tipping, I would pull off a Karen move on the spot and complain to the cashier about how stupid tipping is, and tell them that they don't deserve my money.
Im starting to think the omes behind the counter are worse than karens, my anxiety could never Lol
Complain to the general manager, the cashier has nothing to do with it
Traveling to Europe reminds you that so many Americans are actually friendly and generous.
@@adamrmossI've heard so many people from the u.k say it's weird how friendly people are here. It's crazy but they are usually just worried about themselves and stuck up lol.
@@fordshojoe8080 As someone from the UK, we aren't stuck up,we just keep to ourselves lol
You’re absolutely right that a person who doesn’t tip isn’t necessarily an entitled person but a person who expects a tip is.
I don't think drivers should get mad if a person doesn't tip. However, customers who don't tip shouldn't get mad when no drivers pick up their order because the payout is too low. The drivers are independent contractors and don't have to accept any orders they don't feel are worth it.
@@matthewphillips5483 sure. Luckily there’s always more drivers.
In fairness everyone knows companies such as doordash only pay $1.75-$2.25 per order by now. If you can't afford to tip or don't want to tip on delivery orders, then you simply shouldn't be ordering.
I can't justify tipping $10-$20 to have food delivered to my door but I also don't want to have a delivery driver spend 30 minutes delivering my food to only earn $2 minus gas, vehicle wear and tear, and taxes. My solution?
DON'T ORDER DELIVERY.
@@GreedyBeanie I can see how one might view things that way. The way I look at it is this. If your employer isn’t paying you enough, you should find another employer.
@@GreedyBeanie People should not deny themselves a service because the company providing it does not pay their employees enough; it is an employer-employee issue not a customer one. Tipping always has been and always will be optional, get a better job if you aren't making ends meet.
It's about time someone finally said it, tips are meant as a kind gift, not a salary to rely on! Keep up the good work, Pegasus
FR FR 😂😂😂
Not tipping works really well around the rest of the world
Americas just fcked
@@Nihluxwe have disproven this statement time and time again with higher class resturants in Cali, Nevada, and new York. When they had higher wages the food costs maybe climbed by 1 dollar. It's the companies don't wanna make less than years prior. Were some said I'll make less over all for my business but my employees won't have to worry about wages.
Nah. If you don't tip, you're a dick.
@@Nihluxworks in EU
Tipping wouldnt be an issue if people were paid well. This is doing exactly what they want, turning us against eachother.
Exactly what I was thinking. Even just a LIVING WAGE!
People need to revolt. The governments around us can only keep people in line for so long before the greedy bastards get theirs.
We the people of the world need governmental reform on a global/international level. We need a world government, with people under the age of 60 working in it, instead of dementia patients with nothing to lose screwing the world over because they're on deaths door already.
If they want to get paid better, then they need to strive for better. This type of job doesn't deserve more compensation. Get a better job.
@@vap322 so what you are saying is that they dont deserve to make enough money to live? You do know SOMEONE will ALWAYS need to do these jobs right? "Better jobs" are finite. And dont say these jobs are for highschoolers cuz then they would only be open after like 4 PM till like 8 PM and you wouldnt have someone to scream at because your lunch as 30 seconds late.
@@vap322 you are the problem you still believe the person is the problem nobodies wage should rely on tips
I've once had restaurant staff call me out in front of other customers because I didn't tip enough. Mind you, I'd eaten there before and had ALWAYS tipped at least 20%. I just didn't have enough cash this time. 💀 That was the last time I ate there.
That's why I wouldn't tip if went to the US. Idc.
I would have said nice and loud, "that's right! no tip! now you see why!"
It’s just insane! Last week I went to the mall and bought a BOTTLE of water from one of the food court places. When paying, the cashier asked me if I wanted to add a tip. I told her “No” (because I’m not tipping you for turning around, grabbing a bottle and handing it to me) and she gave me a dirty look.
If I go to a restaurant where I actually receive SERVICE, I will pay 15-25% tip depending on the quality of the service. But for getting me a bottle out of the fridge??? Insane!!!
Giving you a dirty look as if their poor pay is your fault, ridiculous
makes no sense, because its not like they personally pocket the tip anyways so what the f*** is the point for getting mad?? Stupid humans
Thank you exactly!!! I’ve work as a server for a high end restursant I don’t tip at drink kiosks I know what providing premium service and rhat deserves a tip if the customer was satisfied nor grabbing a drink from a cooler 😂😂😂😂
The most I’ll tip at restaurants is $10😭my go to is $5💀
I used to work at a home decor store and wrap individual plates, glassware, and vases. Sometimes took fifteen minutes or more to finish one customer. I got screamed at daily by entitled Karens. No tips were even allowed.
As an estern european, I find it weird to tip at fast food restaurants
These are mostly likely for a delivery driver app like grub hub or doordash, they work outside of the fast food restaurants
as an american, i also find it weird to tip in fast food restaurants. i've never seen anyone ask for a tip. actually i work at a mcdonalds and have gotten tipped a couple times but it was completely their choice because i never asked or made it seemed like iw anted a tip
@@Voltricity435your a g man 💪
Same honestly if the tipping culture was here I would never eat out though I only do it once a month or two months so I’m probably not their target customer
as a worker I find it weird why anyone would tip other than having a good experience with how smooth the visit went
gotten 50$ in one shift just doing my job, job being cleaning and sanitizing everything constantly to prevent foodborne diseases but the stations are visible to the lobby, drive-thru can't see the effort
There will always be people who are just absolutely entitled and will do this even if you do tip. I was once told $5 is NOT a tip, on an $8 order I frequently made. I had thought I was being generous with it being such a small order but nope, $5 apparently is an insult. So I just stopped ordering from there entirely because I'm not going to tip $10 on a $8 order. And all those $5 tips I wish I could have them back since they weren't "real tips" I could have used them myself!
Since $5 aren't real tips. Just tell them to hand the numerous $5 you tipped them back.
I live in India.
I recently went to a restaurant with my buddies and the food and the service were great so we thought we should give them some tip, so we left some extra money with with the bill amount, the waiter ran all the way through the restaurant's main gate when we were leaving and said that we forget our 100 rupee note, We said it was a tip but then he said that they do not except tips. If any customer liked the food and service, just give them a good review on the internet.
Glad there's no tipping culture here.
true my father tips people who are doing good at the job or if the food is very good he even talks to the waiters and management as if they were his friends then tip them
i respect my father cause he knows what to do and knows what kindness is
I mean they already charge service tax, so no point of tipping
@@stoneonweednotonpeople1696 No, we didn't pay the service tax either.
I am a CA student, So I know these little things
@@stoneonweednotonpeople1696service charge tax is not mandatory and it’s well within our rights to ask the restaurant to remove it. After that, you can choose tip your servers. Either way, we’re not held at gunpoint to tip here in India.
It was a terrible tip too.
Tipping should be a choice. Those drivers are getting mad at the tips when you should actually be mad at the employer not paying you enough because we are not responsible with that. Going out of your way to poison someone's food for a low or no tip is disgusting.
FR FR 😭
You shouldn't use the app at all get your own food
you dashers need to realize that we too need jobs in ORDER to tip you. sooo stfu and give us our food lol@@mr.cotter4737
@@lonewanderer_n7 Excuse me for not having the time in my day to day life to manage a whole farm for myself. 9_9
@@mr.cotter4737 bruh by that logic why have delivery drivers?
As an European, I never understood the tipping culture. I still don't understand it but it's concerning to think that the employees are willing to poison your food because you didn't tip
As USA citizen to European gen zer I never understood it either😂
It’s a system so rich employers can collectively abuse the poorest labor. Americans are just so selfish that they’ll participate in that abuse while blaming the poor person for not “finding a better job.” It’s a vicious cycle perpetuated only by the greed and idiocy of middle class America.
I used to be a cashier, not in fast food but in retail and obviously they don’t get tips. But I remember this one sweet lady and her husband gave me a $20 bill after already spending a lot on groceries. I felt SO BAD I tried to give her the money back but she kept refusing and eventually left so I wouldn’t give her it lmao. I only made like a little over $15 an hour so she literally paid me for over an hour of my work. Now I’m not sure how much someone working in fast food makes, but I still can’t imagine blatantly asking for or guilt tripping people into tipping. It should absolutely be up to the person if and how much they will give you for tips.
There's even some comments on this very video where delivery workers are trying to convince the comment section that they NEED to tip and should feel bad if they don't. It's entitlement all the way. You have comments on here saying, as a blanket generalized statement, that people doing food delivery can't make a living so it's up to you as the customer to pay that tip, one even claiming you're contractually obligated if you use the service, you have to tip otherwise you're basically supporting slave labor. Workers like you will see a good tip and be like "But...I just bagged your groceries! you don't need to pay this much!", while drivers like the ones we see in the comments and in the video see a good or decent tip and they feel entitled to it, or even more than that. It's kinda sick. I'd rather have someone with your attitude about it, who wants to know they're deserving of the tip, rather than expecting it just for existing.
@@SageTigerStarit’s really sad to see honestly. I do feel a little bad for these workers who make little money, and I’m definitely not against tipping. I just feel like it’s not something you should expect from people, it’s more of a courtesy thing. I think you just need to have a positive attitude and outlook, doing the best you can at your job and if people see that they’ll be more willing to tip you I think. Not someone who begs or demands and has a poor attitude. A lot of these people do mostly get paid in tips and I understand that. However there’s no excuse to take it out on the customers. Also thank you for your kind words. Made my day. ❤
@@eviechan1633 If TH-cam demanded tips for comments, I'd gladly tip for the ones you've given here, haha. Got a good head on your shoulders, never let anyone sway that. I hope more people see that kind of outlook and use it to consider their own.
After reading fhrew all the comments, i have to say that i agree to everything @SageTigerStar said here, my heart melted, you are one of the very few gems left in this society and i couldn't be any happier to share the same kind of mindset with someone like you, i also have a similar story to yours, few years ago i was waiting for a buss in a nearby store because it was winter, it was super cold, snow was raining hard and it was windy as hell, all of a sudden a kind old granny came to me and asked me to help her with her groceries, she need help about carrying her bag fhrew a flight of stairs and of course i agreed, after that she gave me a 10€ as thanks or "tip", i too tried to give it back but she refused, after saying some really kinds words to me she left, i literally broke down after that inside, i was in a rough spot during that time and her kind words helped me keep going
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Your getting over minimum where I am. Minimum here is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting. I worked for 3 hours for 20 dollars. I have driven around got food and delivered for 3.50 after wasting a hour. I have a very gas efficient car so I just saw it as a waste of time and don't doordash because of the very issue.
Raid doesn't just make you sick, it can actually kill you.
My grandpa accidentally killed the family dog with Raid. (He had dementia and he never forgave himself.)
That's so sad. 😔 But I honestly am leaning on the possibility that this Raid picture could be a troll. Is there any way to substantiate this picture? By the way, All Dogs Go To Heaven. I couldn't imagine how much I would be hurt if I accidentally did that to one of my lovely dogs. I hope your grandfather found peace.
@@ARedMotorcycle Thank you for your kind words. He did eventually find peace. Ironically due to the dementia he was able to forget the bad about the dog and only remember the good. The dog is in a better place, ❤️ we loved her dearly and always will.
For the Raid, unfortunately, i genuinely feel this post could be real. Because over the years when I told people the story of my grandpa accidentally ending our dog, more then 20, no joke, more then 20 people didn't understand how Raid could kill anyone. I feel like at least half the people in the world don't know that Raid is poisonous to humans too. They assume that nausea and vomiting is not a sign of poisoning and are just light 'funny' symptoms to cause other people. 🤦♀️🤷♀️
@@KittenIslandThat's heartbreaking 😞 I can imagine how horrible I'd feel if that happened to one of my dogs. I'm glad his dementia helped him remember only the good memories about the dog.❤
I agree it's surprising how many people assume Raid is only poisonous to bugs. . . it warns it's toxic right on the label.
RIP
Dear Service Industry folks WHO DON'T SEEM TO UNDERSTAND THIS....
TIPS ARE NOT A REQUIREMENT! START TAKING IT OUT ON YOUR BOSSES WHO NEED TO PAY YOU. NOT THE CUSTOMERS. 🖕
Stop helping billion dollar corporations abuse poor people. Take some responsibility for your participation in that abuse. You sure can see the problem, but you don’t give two shits as long as you get your Big Mac delivered to your La-Z-Boy. Who’s really the entitled one here?
@@VincentPeer If you choose to work for said billion dollar corporations, you have no one else to blame for your abuse. The customer didn't choose your job, YOU DID. Customers are not obligated to do anything other than pay for the food they ordered and the delivery fees added. PERIOD.
@@AngelStormee nobody chooses to work in the service industry. That’s just something selfish people say when they were lucky enough to not be poor and without options. But you can’t buy empathy or understanding, no matter how good your job is. Hope being condescending toward service industry workers is worth getting poisoned.
@@VincentPeerthat didn’t refute her argument at alllll lol you failed
@@VincentPeer So, I should be obligated to give you money beyond the requirements? How am I the bad guy for not giving you literal free cash?
This is why I stopped using these apps. I've had orders come freezing cold, the fees are ridiculous... And seeing this stuff makes me anxious. People are sp entitled in the U.S, it's crazy. I was a cashier and I wasn't allowed to accept tips.
Seriously, DoorDash basically costs $40 minimum
More hands to mess things up before the food gets to you and then you have to pay more for it seems like a bad deal. I recall a guy I worked with mentioning that he was formerly a pizza delivery driver. He said that if someone didn't tip him, he would remember them. The next time they ordered, he would spit on their pizza. I have to wonder where some of these people draw the line. Might some do this if you fail to tip, and others do it if they think your tip was too low?
It not only app buddy😂
its not entitlement its practicality. As a cashier, you're making at least minimum wage, as a delivery driver if you only took no tip orders you would actually be losing money. I've done it a couple weeks now, would you drive 15-20 miles for 5 bucks? You see orders like that all the time, it's no wonder why people don't get their food.
@@AaronCross760it doesn't justify the fact, you are putting bug spray on my burger.
As someone from a third-world country that never had tipped to a person ever, i must say that this situation its so surreal and cursed seeing it from my perspective
I’m on the same boat, here we fight against employers so we get paid decently, totally we should not tip or is gonna get this bad
I only tip if I loved the service and the waiter was nice.
If some one forced me to tip, I would never return to that restaurant or service.
@@NcrXnbi exactly, the only time I tipped before they arrived you know what I got ? Nothing, the delivery guy never showed up and it was a nightmare getting the return because apparently I “did receive “ the order
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Minimum wage here in my state is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting.
Or you might be Japanese
I’ve worked in the service industry and SO APPRECIATED when someone tipped me. However, if someone didn’t, I still said, “Thank you and have a great day!” I’ve never thought, “what’s wrong with them for not tipping.”
To spray someone’s food with roach spray is absolutely absurd and to me it has to law against this.
That's why I hate food delivery nowadays. The reason why I don't tip online is because I want to give them CASH SO IT WON'T GET TAXED, but people get so damn butt hurt. I'll just pick up my food thank you
Exactly!
Same here, plus I make sure to tip only those that give me a good service
Yupp I've seen it a lot people get mad and then find out it was a cash tip. Like you ain't getting shit now fuck you lol
And even when you do tip, you don't get a better experience. The employees aren't nicer, more helpful, or anything else.
I used to go to a local well-known restaurant for To-Go orders, usually under $10. I always tipped $1, but it got to the point that it was like 10% wasn't enough.
I tipped $2 for a while, but then I stopped going there. That's the other side to this equation. People saying to make your own food if you don't tip.
What would happen if everyone did that?
What job would you have then?
No delivery jobs because of no cafés, restaurants, or fast food places. All because too many people got worn out from guilt trip tipping fatigue.
Think it won't happen? Maybe not all at once, but more people will just make other plans. They'll pick up their own food, make their own meals, and cut the number of times they dine out and To-Go.
The restaurant I used to go to 2x/wk average no longer gets my money for anything. How does that help?
Then what?
I get my own food once I experienced both sides of the delivery apps. The $5 driver fee that is supposed to go to the driver doesn't all go, if the distance is 0.1-2 mi. The most the driver will see is $2 . Up to 5 mi. $2-4. That is why the in app tip helps.
I would say if both the customers and the drivers joined in a class action suit maybe things would be different. Sometimes people leave a tip but the companies either hide it or steal it.
I saw some people saying this is food tampering as a crime, and while yes, it probably is, that isn't the biggest one here. Raid is known to be toxic to humans when ingested in large quantities and this could absolutely be tried as an attempted murder case, or a genuine murder case if someone really did die from it.
Honestly considering the circumstances theyll probably get mischief as its really hard to prove after the fact that HE did it... A good lawyer would have courts bound up for a year or two and eventually it would yeah... Be reduced heavily then sentenced to time served as bail or presentence holding counts for extra time...
The other way itll go is theyll throw a whole sleugh of charges at the person.
One case for each adult in the house of ;
Food tampering, attempted murder, assault with a prohibited weapon, possession of a prohibited weapon, administering noxious things (funny law name)
prob a few more.
then just hope a couple stick. Even two of them stick and persons looking at 14+ years.
(if there was kids in the house add the appropriate versions for minors as well)
@@Canzaryyou think a minimum wage worker can afford a good lawyer? Lmao
@@wake6000 not sure why the hostility in your reply but fuck it let’s argue I guess.
are you dumb? People have access to all sorts of things without money… I didn’t work at all and had one of the best lawyers in my city through luck alone…
@@Riorozen yeah, that’s kind of the point I’m making as well
It does not matter if the stuff was toxic enough to kill the person or just give it a funny taste and nothing else happened. It is still a crime, It is still severely wrong. And for all the individual doing this knew, the recipient could have had a violent reaction to this happening despite 99% of the time it is safe for humans.
Absolutely unacceptable! Tipping is a choice, not a demand. Let's promote kindness, not threats.
tipping should not be exist in the first place, learn from Japan.
Tipping is not a choice for workers trapped in the service industry. It’s literally the only way they can survive. USING a tip based service is a choice. Having a job is not. CHOOSING to abuse a poor person and blaming it on their employer (who you are paying while knowing they’re abusing a poor person) is gross AF.
@@VincentPeer
Even if a customer chooses not to tip, their patronage still contributes to the revenue of the tipping establishment. This revenue helps to sustain the business and provides job opportunities for workers. Therefore, employees should treat all customers with respect and provide quality service regardless of whether they tip or not. It's important to maintain professionalism and not let individual tipping decisions affect the overall customer experience or workplace atmosphere.
If more customers express satisfaction with service despite not tipping, the establishment may gradually shift towards fairer wage policies. Ultimately, this benefits workers by reducing reliance on tips for income and ensuring more stable, equitable employment conditions.
@@VincentPeer If they live off of tips, they they should WORK IN FAST FOOD
@@TechBoi1115you either misunderstood what I said, or you don’t understand what you’re saying. Probably the former, but I couldn’t rule out the latter.
Honestly the more they keep doing this, the more they’ll give people the reasons to never tip out of the kindness of their heart.🐱
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Or even order takeout in the first place. Plus, they're also screwing other workers over who would never do such a thing but still have to face the struggles from their stupidity anyways.
These are the types of kids who still does dumb crap, knowing the teachers will punish the entire class for it.
Yess , this woman treated me so badly at subway until she saw that I tipped her. She gave me a big ass smile before I left
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Minimum wage here in my state is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting.
What's worse is these people can't know for sure if the food they just tampered with isn't going to a child or someone with immune disease. Which could have worse outcomes than just getting nauseous or dizziness.
Hope that $5 was worth going to jail over.
It doesnt matter who they are. It shouldn’t be done. I bet if the punishment was eating the same food they tampered with they'd have problem and cry how inhumane it is. It would be deserved but most would consider it wrong to make them do it because most aren’t cruel heartless monsters.
@@whois3581 My grandma Sometimes cooks and sometimes doesn't. She doesn't cook most of the time due to her Job. She works at a Hotel. With some colleagues and friends of hers, She of course has to clean and fix some of the rooms.
And due to that sometimes she just wants to come home and relax, some people just don't want to cook most of the time, hell Its a human trait. Half of the Grocery's we buy is basically junk anyways.
@@nerdycookiebunny856 Excuses excuses excuses. First off, don't buy the junk from the grocery store. Keep it simple and eat right. Don't have to be a chef to make a simple nutritional meal. Literally takes less time than picking something up or ordering and waiting for delivery. If you can shower and brush your teeth, you can make a simple meal. People are just lazy and addicted to convenience. That's why there's so much obesity. Maybe learn how to cook for your grandma sometimes if she's tired. Can't keep supporting the system and then complain about it. The system exists because people keep supporting it. Bunch of hypocrites.
@@whois3581 stop getting pissed over what people do and worry about your own life lmao
@@MWHAAHHAHA Stop crying and complaining that the world is so unfair when you are the same people contributing to and building these exact systems. You make zero sense. Keep feeding the lion and then cry when it bites your hand off. Hypocrites that are too lazy, unskilled and easily fooled, yet want to play victim and point at everything else while you continue to give them your money, only continuing the same system that you'll turn around and cry about. LMAO! It's insane how financially illiterate you kids are. "Waaaahh...everything's too expensive. But I want it, I NEEEED it, I HAVE to have my McD's delivered to my front door in order to survive because I can't be bothered to put my phone down or learn anything! Oh whooa is me!" LMAO! Then you'll be crying about diabetic meds and why pharma is raking in billions off your blindness. Cry cry and keep on crying some more. Never take your hand off that hot stove. Because that's much too hard to learn apparently.
Uber have destroyed tips. Since when did I tip prior to receiving a service, the tip reflects the level of service I got. Get it right uber.
pretty mutch sense credits cards became a thing.
This just confirms I made the right choice by choosing to stop ordering from these apps.
Watching these videos made me lose all hope for humanity
I think I've used one, one time, because my car broke down and had no food so I ordered it. It wasn't fast food though it was an actual local restaurant. The delivery person was a fucking bitch because I gave her a $7 tip on like a $53 order. Come to find out she lived across the road from the place that I ordered amd it was maybe 10 mins away from me.
@@cherrybae43 Twitter isn't enough for you?
I never used this shit. I always buy my food up front
this just confirms im gonna delete doordash
A TIP is designed to show appreciation for quality work... it is NEVER mandatory. If you do bare minimum work, why would someone tip you high? Like... that's wild.
I usually tip at least a dollar on every single delivery order, however seeing this I am also glad I stopped using all forms of delivery for food for a few months now.
Also, sadly, even if such sprays dont touch the food itself, they touch the packaging... which you touch. Not like most people wash their hands once they open their food packages. What goes on one, ends up on the other, you basically poison yourself if they spray the packaging.
I'll never forget last year's Super Bowl, my friends and I went to the Buffalo Wild Wings to watch the game and eat together. For starters, crap service, our food took almost 1 hour to get to the table, but we are not spoiled Karens so we just said "thank you" and eat our food. The food was pretty meh too but whathever. The part where we were mad, was as the end, when he got us the bill the waiter was actually demanding us tip, and we were like "bro your service sucked a$$ and still you're demanding tip?" Tip is not something you're entitled, you have to earn it.
In Japan tips are forbidden and considered as offence...
if caught they can get in federal felony trouble.....
If this is in the USA (which I assume it is), if the poison spreads to a LOT of people (maybe 200 or so), they can get charged with mass poisoning with the death penalty.
A TIP is designed to show appreciation for quality work… it is NEVER mandatory. If you do bare minimum work, why would someone tip you high? Like… that's wild. I usually tip at least a dollar on every single delivery order, however seeing this I am also glad I stopped using all forms of delivery for food for a few months now. Also, sadly, even if such sprays dont touch the food itself, they touch the packaging… which you touch. Not like most people wash their hands once they open their food packages. What goes on one, ends up on the other, you basically poison yourself if they spray the packaging.
The Raid might have made the McDonalds LESS poisonous...
Spraying Raid into someone's McDonald's bag, yeah they will be able to smell the raid when you hand them the bag. Simply put, you hand that raid food to the wrong person and you're gonna get shot cause their gonna take it as attempted murder.
And I'd laugh my tuchus off when that happens.
@@ARedMotorcycleId send them a congratulations bouquet of flowers
I like to tip out of the kindness of my heart but forcing/guilt tripping someone to tip is just insanity.
Its because there is a waitress salary and a minimum wage salary. Minimum wage here in my state is like 12 something here and the server is like 7 a hour and delivery drivers don't get hourly, doordash says they do but its only while your waiting on a order not for the whole time your waiting.
@@BlackBitsBananas True
The same. But them forcing me isn't gonna,happen. If you have to force something it's probably crap
I like to tip out of the kindness of my heart but forcing/guilt tripping someone to tip is just insanity.
@Benzley722all the downtime while they’re doing nothing? You ever work a job where you show up, but they only pay you for the time you were being productive?
Amazing how people see poor people being abused and blame the poor people. Like they have the power to change the system everyone else supports. You pay their boss enough to profit from abusing poor employees. It’s literally your fault that people profit from abusing poor people.
I'm lucky to live in Europe and here there is no culture of tipping and I'm very happy about it, if your employer doesn't pay you well, find another job, moreover, shifting this responsibility from the boss to the clients speaks for itself that it's better not to spend money in such a place
I’ve always said this and got into a huge argument about holding your companies accountable for their low wages. Back in 2009.
Almost everyone was saying “if you can’t afford to tip, don’t go out to eat”
People literally will fight for the wealthy they are being exploited by. It’s weirdo.
The thing is....if a customer knows that the employee isn't being paid. And a customer chooses to use service and not tip.....that makes the customer complicit in slave labor. And I totally get it....the real evil is the ceo of uber and door dash. But if you know that your driver isn't being paid well and then you choose to not tip.....you benefit from slave labor.
@@davidandrews5262That's not gonna work for me, a little too loose with the word slavery. You know what slaves don't do? Willfully sign up to be slaves, then get butthurt that the conditions aren't what they expected. They also don't get the option to walk away and seek employment anywhere else. Absolutely no one doing this crying is forced against their will to take a job that relies on tips as the main form of income. 😒
America... Wait... Where's my coffee?
@@davidandrews5262 Not my problem they can aim for a better minimum wage job then
@@Ambichan exactly why I'm going back to college for civil engineering. Got a 4.0 currently taking physics 2 and calc 3.
You can't escape the fact that a customer is participating in the business and the employee is being taken advantage of. Anyway you slice it. The customer isn't innocent. Unless they don't know what uber pays. You admit the pay is the evil part and we drivers willingly sign up. The same argument stands for customer. They know the driver get 2.50 per delivery and willingly sign up to be a customer of this.
Knowledge of good and evil makes you not innocent anymore. The customer KNOWs the evil the apps are committing. And the customer willingly gives their money to app overlords.
Absolutely insane, the point of a tip ORIGINALLY is to reward good service particularly in restaurants or a particularly cool and friendly delivery driver, can't believe people doing the literal opposite of all this feel entitled to tips
Nah the point of the tip was to slowly make Americans pay their own staff
Ur both wrong , tipping was invented by rich people they tipped to get priority service over other people 🙄
Source? @fishfish7177 @Danielsmith9476
Actually….
@@Veno-ly3biwtf are you people on about, how tf are you guys able to just pull all of this shit out your ass. The lot of you are clowns.
I had a similar situation. One time I ordered food and I didn't have enough money to leave a tip and still get my meal so I left the tip blank and the delivery driver was super rude to me about it and when I went to get my food he yelled "thanks for no tip asshole".
He was right. If you don’t have enough to tip, and you still use a tip based service, you are an asshole.
Or you are an asshole for considering that the fastfood company that pays its employees well@@VincentPeer
L driver tips are a choice
@@TheRealSparkelzGaming yeah, but it’s only the choice between being an asshole or not. The driver was correct.
@@VincentPeer not really, I don't think it's okay to poison the customer if they don't tip, it's like creating a drug to kill a 5 year old.
As an european, I find it weird to tip at fast food restaurants. And even at normal restaurants, tipping here is something generous, never expected and the waiters doesn't depend on tips because they're actually paid good
Im from poland and I agree now hear me out if i enjoy a service i dont mind a tip but forcing a person to tip is wild tips are a friggin thanks for good service
who's tipping at fast food
No one is forced to tip anyone, anywhere. Some sit down restaurants have an automatic tip policy on large parties-you can negotiate that with the manager. Or choose a different venue.
@@bockskarr6626 It's starting to become a norm at chains like The Melt (Bay Area) and Sweetgreen.
Americans are happy to support a system that abuses poor people and simultaneously blame the poor people for taking a service job. They’ll also call those same poor Americans lazy for NOT accepting those jobs. It’s a fucked up system designed to allow rich people to subjugate poor people, and the middle class supports is because they also benefit from hurting poor people.
This is the result. Enjoy your poisoned trash food.
“We tip everyone but the homeless” that line lives rent free in my head
Yes, because the homeless provide the polar opposite of a service.
@vinciblewarrior6431 Go service your mother.
@@vinciblewarrior6431nearly any homeless person can do their job
And don't forget in many city it is illegal to feed the homeless. The homless industry is a good business in the USA.
@@Zodroo_Tint Wait what the fuck?
I'd rather be poisoned than giving an overly entitled Uber Eats driver more money than needed.
Bro's gonna screw over a lot of other delivery drivers because nobody's gonna trust them ever again after this.
I always select "no tip" when presented with the tip tablet. I don't care what the employee thinks, I don't care what people say. It's my money, not yours. I paid for my service, I paid for whatever I bought, end of story. Take it up with your boss if you have a problem.
If only more people understood logic and reasoning. Then more people would agree with this perfectly understandable perception of tipping
This is what I like in the USA, people fighting against each other for what billionaires doing with them and when the people start waking up there is a new war or something like that comming and the people forget who is the enemy, meanwhile they think they are superior than other nations not knowing they brainwashed to think that by the same people who using them to get filthy rich. It's like a very bad sci-fi with a bad illogical lore but it's real.
We get it, you dont tip on Onlyfans
Based.
@@thechampagneroom1to bad sugarlump, try an actual respectable job instead of showing your arse online...
If that actually happened, that person probably needs to face jail time.
Tipping a guy who would poison your food over tipping is so crazy
Sounds like a protection racket.
"Just to inform you, the bottle the ranch dressing comes in is very similar the bottle of strychnine sitting next to it. Maybe for a 20% tip I could be extra careful when putting the ranch on to check the bottles, if you know what I mean."
@@billyhills9933sounds like cool murder scene, next time my delivery driver comes to deliver my food I'll put more bug spray on my food, cuz man the food tasted good
I’m pretty sure this is fake, the person who ordered this would be able to smell it and the person doing this would get jail time
Tip culture in America really is horrible 😂 so you’re telling me, i need to pay 20% OF MY ALREADY EXPENSIVE meal, but then I’m the bad guy that YOUR company can’t pay you? If you don’t like your job, then get a different job, that simple! In this job market
Why don’t you…drive to the store and get the food yourself to avoid the fees…
@@Jellycheez I do infact do this, but believe it or not when you go to eat out as a treat, let’s say take a family of 6 out and your bill of 150 comes, 20% of that is INSANE, so I’m paying 20% on what? The fact the company can’t pay their employees an ok wage? Nope not my job
"Then get a different job"
It's incredibly difficult to get a job for most people, especially when it comes to a person being disabled. Not everyon can just get a different job willy nilly
@@divamoosic So you chose the worst job available to you, how is it my fault again?
@@Ebani I guess you just gotta let people think they’re smart
Stop using food delivery services.
Make your own food.
The best way to deal with the devil is don’t.
This. And also, stop blaming the employee. If you’re paying the corporation to stay in business, but not tipping the poor laborer trapped in a tip based culture, you’re just as bad as their employer.
@@VincentPeer yes, no service no tips no corporate overlords
@@VincentPeer I'm not obligated to make their wage, tipping is my choice
I remember a story a few years ago where this delivery driver pulled up to a mansion and shot the person who answered the door for not tipping. Turns out the person he shot was the housekeeper, not ever the orderer.
This is incredibly scary. I used to be a delivery driver so I know how claiming tips works. When I order delivery I don't tip with my card or on the receipt. I always tip cash when the driver drops off the meal so that if they don't want to they don't have to claim it at the end of their shift. Stuff like this is the reason I went from getting delivery every week to now only a few times a year.
I’d be careful - a lot of people assume you aren’t tipping and will tamper with your food. Entitled assholes.
I quit ordering out about 2 years ago, I used to be a pretty good tipper but after the tip guilting online, I decided to just forgo any restaurants or delivery service.
I'm normally the one receiving tips... Everything is fine, the system works. Nothing to see here!
I’m not in the US but could you not give them a bad review or sue them. I know you have also a sue cultur ; why not attack people that disrespect you. In Europe, you are know as « customer is king », I live in Paris and when American people arrives you usually disrespect the waiter and they become angry, how you have a culture where you treat service worker as shit and at the same time they attack you if you don’t tip ???? Maybe it is a cultural shock to me but I’m curious to try to understand those stuff.
Tipping in Japan -
Japanese waiter: " Do you want to bring me shame..? "
I have a very strict rule for tipping. If I am at a small mom and pop restaurant where the servers are likely making these low wages, then I will leave a reasonable tip based on the service I received. However, if I am in one of these big corporate chain establishments, especially fast food, I will not tip a penny no matter what. These people make more money than they should as it is, regardless of any tips.
I mean, seriously, these people are so arrogant that they expect a tip when there is literally a sign on the front window that says they are hiring for $18/hr. I bust my ass at a landscaping job every single day, and these people get paid more than me to stand there and push buttons. If anything, they should be tipping me instead. Absolutely disgusting.
They also have the authority to refuse service to you. I hope they do
@@PunkShockRock If they refuse service simply because somebody didn't press the tip button on their screen, they will receive so much backlash that they'll end up closing their doors. We've seen it before. Courts have even ruled against the businesses on many occasions. Go ahead and try me, I'm ready.
@@PunkShockRockYou're disgusting.
Tipping at fast food places (refuse to call them restaurants) is ludacris. Staff that have reduced pay like waitresses I'm happy to tip for the service but a drive-thru? Never.
@@PunkShockRockThey can also get fired. People paid for the service already, tipping isn't necessary. I dont know why y'all think you deserve a tip with that entitled attitude. Youre not the only ones struggling. In fact, im not tipping anyone a penny unless they deserve it because of this comment
This is why I choose to buy and cook my own food from grocery stores.
Literally what i was thinking, since this tipping culture is getting out of hand, i'd rather cook the food myself than worry about people poisoning my food, unless they start making you tip the grocery stores too -_-
@@thanos4769 They will eventually
Sadly, Some people cant do this, theyre too busy working late, taking care of kids, and maybe even some who are handicapped or an elderly.
@@yuki97kira What do you mean parents usally cook meals for there kids disabled people can cook there own meals for the most part unless there so far gone there is no hope and elderly have the best recipies around they can cook and you can order grosseries online so for 99.9% of people cooking is an option
@@minimozzer9149 have you worked? Have you met elderly people with tremors and inability to hold spoon? Have you met people with disabilities, that they dont have limbs, mentally incapable of understanding the dangers of the kitchen? Have you ever gone out of your bubble?
In my country, some companies prohibit accepting tips and if an employee/clerk gets caught receiving tip they will be suspended or even fired...
Glad I'm not in America.
The pizza one you covered, he didn’t get a 0% tip. He got a 50% tip! It was like $10 but the pizza was $20.
I’m fine with tipping a server because I’ve gone out places both casual and upscale where your waiter does a lot more than bring the food out. Good service it’s it’s own thing separate than the chef. But back of the house in some places tends to be paid differently than front of the house. Even so when I was a server the company made us tip pool so front of the house, back of the house (which for us included drive thru), and even our bartenders all had to share the tips the servers and bar received.
Tipping culture is just an excuse for companies to not pay their employees what they’re really worth and then they gaslight consumers for not being able to afford insane price expectations in an already shit economy. In some countries it’s even considered rude to tip bc it implies you don’t think your server makes a living wage. Western tourism has changed a lot of that though and for the worst.
I’m glad people are talking about this!! I want things to change but I’m not sure how we’re going to turn around tipping culture… people deserve to be paid for the work they do. And as a consumer, I expect to pay for what I want from the company. Why should I also have to pay their own employees???
The problem with paying servers "what they're worth" is that restaurants *already* have incredibly low profit margins. If they could, most restaurants wouldn't employ servers _at all._
The restaurant I was working at during COVID converted to carry-out only, laid off all the waitstaff and made more money during the pandemic than ever.
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitoryeah, restaurants have low profit margins. It SHOULD be a lot of hard labor to own a restaurant. Instead, we allow them to pay starvation wages to poor people and not do the work themselves. Literally the whole business model is predicated upon abusing the poor for razor thin profits. Fucking gross.
This is why I either eat at the restaurant or I'll pick up the food myself. And I strongly prefer to prep my own meals
I did doordash briefly and joined the Reddit for drivers, but the point you made at like 1:00 was why I quit doing it. The pay was kind of crap, and not everyone tips, which is fair, tips are optional. But I got tired of seeing daily posts of other drivers complaining on the Reddit “only a $5 tip” “no tip” like, dude, you literally chose this job, and you can opt in and out of deliveries on an individual basis. You read the terms and conditions, then you agreed. Don’t be mad at the customer, be mad at your corporate overlords. When I made the point you made, I got downvoted to oblivion, probably because of the subreddit I was in I guess
"food delivery apps are the devil and I am the devil's little bitch" I'm dead🤣
I had people coming at me on twitter months ago when I shared I don’t usually tip for my online orders. I wish this vid would’ve been out then. It summed up my entire feelings.
People always punish customers because it's easier. It's food tampering, btw.
A lot of low-income folks also get criicized for not tipping and get told to exclude themselves from services but don't realize that some of us want to treat ourselves to something nice since we don't have the privilege to eat out sometimes if not most of the time. I don't mind tipping but I won't get extorted.
I have been cooking at home for the past few months since it's been tough. I deserve to treat myself to say, a boba without having to be criticized because I didn't tip.
This makes me grateful to live in the UK where you simply tip if you want to
What were they thinking would happen by doing that...? "Hahaha I poisoned you, suck it!"
They don't realize that #1 they photographed themselves and #2 the customer can straight up go to the location they bought it from or even the cops and present the clearly Raid smelling product and open an investigation? People are so stupid and quick to act on anger nowadays...
Or they just want some of that sweet, sweet attention from strangers on the internet. 😂
The twitter account who made that made a joke. Do not worry, it wasn’t real
Not tipping waiters is unacceptable. I’m sorry, it’s a service.
Well I like to be unacceptable
So?
What if I'm broke or maybe the waiter is rude? You are making yourself look like an NPC
I once used Didi to go visit my Dad after a trip of 2 weeks he did to Mexico. I ended up making the call very late and the worst part is the Didi app failed and it marked the wrong location not only wasting my time but the driver's as well. I usually tip when the one who serves me makes a great job or if something unsual happens and makes their work way harder.
Even tho noone is obliged to tip, as you said, it comes from the kindness of your hearth and I have talked a lot with drivers about their situations, conditions and problems...
I work at a restaurant and I get paid in dirt, it's literally LESS than minimum wage(without tips) I get a percentage of the servers tips, but that's how I get payed. I have coworkers who complain if someone doesn't give a tip or gives a small one. It makes me sad because they are very nice people, but their anger is misplaced. I almost started crying when a kind man gave me a 10 dollar tip while I was cleaning a different table, he didn't have to do that but I was so grateful.10 dollars is a lot to me! It's more than my hourly, basically double.
Bro seriously try to get a new job. That pay is NOT okay
Imagine your boss bans tips
Food item: $16 + $2 tips = $20
Food item: $18 + 0 tips = $20
It's not gonna do anything, it's just gonna avoid those weird conflicts
Yea, I totally ignore sit down restaurants that need a tip. Like Denny’s, Olive Garden, Taxes Roadhouse. And I just order online, and then I drive to pick it up and leave
Back when delivery was getting more popular, I still didn't have my own card to spend money on as I was too young, so from time to time I'd convince my mom to let me order with her's and each of those times I never tipped because it wasn't my money. A lot of the time I had sides/drinks taken, even the food being delivered like it was in a storm (For instance one time a burger was covered in ketchup like they intentionally let the packets burst in the bag). This has never happened on the rare occasion I don't feel like going out and ordered something, which I usually leave a small tip because I'm using my actual money. I hate the tipping culture as much as the next guy and I'm currently in a job where I don't make much outside of tips, but I don't fuck with anyone just because they didn't tip me. I still make their meal just like I'd do anyone else, I don't spit in it, I don't undercut them on food, and I for sure as hell don't poison them like a lunatic. Anyone who thinks *AND* acts like this NEEDS mental help
I was at a small burger place, the food and service was really good! So I tipped them like 2 dollars (mostly because I didn’t have a lot of money) and the employee was very grateful about it.
I just felt like I should just put something nice here lol
As an insect who likes to order McDonald’s and doesn’t tip, that thumbnail scared the hell out of me.
I stopped using delivery services because the fees became more than my actual order, even before tipping. I always tip the drivers. The last time I ordered, I tipped, and after my food was delivered it sent me another message asking if I wanted to tip more lol. That’s when I stopped ordering food. Has anyone else seen this haha
And you get hot food too!
I only use the OFFICIAL APPS
That's a new one. They wanted you to tip twice? Damn, the audacity.
>Cashier rotates the tip tablet to me
>Me clicks to Custom
>Entering multiple 0 and proceeds to Payment
>Heading to outside with sexy walk
🤣🤣💯
>manager remembers your face and refuses future service to you
@@PunkShockRock >Customers are always right
@@wanttoreincarnateasahoonicorn store owner> reserves the right to refuse service for any reason. I
Me> loves watching the people claiming to be for workers hate on people with jobs
@@wanttoreincarnateasahoonicorn you > stupid enough to not realize establishment owners have the right to refuse to allow you onto their property
I remember a point where I couldn't tip, I just didn't have the money and an online friend was allowing me to order food with their credit card, the delivery drivers would start actively messing with my order and getting super mad at me on delivery, luckily I never got poisoned, but yeah.
the entitlement of delivery drivers is insane. one other time I got a 50 for my birthday, used it to order food, bill came to $22 I handed the 50, asked for change. "sorry I don't have any change bye" and he bolted, pocketing a 28 dollar tip, he did this to a 14 year old kid! it was rediculous
Why didn't you phone the store you ordered the food from? Also call the police because that is theft. If he didn't have change he should have gone back to the store and got change.
@@ethanmccormack9561 because I was a child and didn't really understand that also I'm generally non-confrontational and I don't like causing trouble
I do these delivery apps (doordash and ubereats) and you can decline any order so if someone decides to take a no tip order then that's 100% their choice and they have no reason to bitch, or definitely not poison someone's food.
I work at a job where I have the fortune of being able to be tipped, and let me tell you, it's not something that should be expected or demanded. The entitlement is insane. Tips are meant to signify that the person felt you went above and beyond to make their experience better. They should not be standard.
If you use tip based services, you’re supporting that system. You’re literally paying employers to continue abusing the poorest people in our society, and pretending the poor abused people are the entitled ones. Gross.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. I'm even seeing tips at fast food places when I'm picking up my own food and other such places where it just makes no sense. And they do make you feel guilty for not doing it. Most definitely, corporations are trying to play us against each other to make more for themselves.
And it’s working. Look how many people blame the employee for expecting a tip, in a society that allows tipped workers to be paid less than minimum wage. So many people participating in abusing the poor, and blaming the poor for not having options.
0:54 the employees are mad at the wrong people.
1:05 FOR REAL!
3:29
8:28 it's a messed up system.
I agree with you, tipping culture is wild.
Historically tipping was up to 10% for a good tip when I was a child, and was for additional services rendered. Things like bringing you extra drinks, seating you where you request, or anything that is on top of and past their job description and them being helpful to you the customer, but not a part of their job description. They are paid to do their job, but tipped for the services on top of it. Same with Bartenders and others, because it was supposed to be motivational to the worker so we have service with a smile , work faster and prompter, and to go the extra mile.
Now tipping seems to just be for doing your job, with what we see being a minimal and token effort a lot of the time, and starts at 15%. Pizza delivery used to focus on time and routing so as to have your food warm for you, which was the reason for the tips and drivers not having a salary. I have seen some default tip %s to even higher up to 30% for a standard on some occasions, which is ridiculous. It is not on the customer to pay your salary and daily wage, nor is it on them to make up the shortfall of the employer. Honestly, I am surprised that grocery baggers, at what few grocery stores that still have them, are not demanding tips at this point.
I now refuse to tip at all at this point. I didn't like it for charities in stores either when they did in the past, like "Would you like to give extra money for cancer research?" "No, and F!@# you for asking. How dare you?" should be my response, but I remain civil and look at people and say "No, and please do not ask that of me ever again." Who hasn't had someone they know or be close to die of cancer? It's not on them to try and guilt me into anything, and I consider it to be in bad taste and lacking civility.
I will not be guilted into giving more that I expect to pay for anything, from anyone, for any purpose. What gives any business or person the impression that this is even remotely acceptable, is entirely beyond me.
The fact that you poison someone because you didn't get a tip if you don't get a tip then you don't get a tip smh 🤦
I have been on a decline in tipping and getting more and more fed up of the concept. It should be minimum wage and tip is a pure bonus. In Canada, as a server you get paid less than MINIMIUM wage and don't have to declare tips (or something like that) so it is even worst. It is expected that the clients pay for the worker's salary. I just want to go somewhere and know how much I will damn pay, not have to do a 10 point checklist and see how much I need to pay. The more people do it the more it is encrusted into the society's rules. I didn't think it would actually be getting worst though. For a long time I felt like I was the one with the wrong mentality because everyone I know was like "you gotta tip 15-20 percent!!!". I tip 10% and if the waiter is amazing I go higher. This is only because it's a social norm. Whatever I am fed up with this.
Unless your boss is running a charity, clients pay for the employees salary regardless of how it's taken.
If not tips then the employees would make a higher hourly wage, which would increase the cost of the service, and that money would come from? That's right, the ones paying for the service.
Had this happened to one of my close friends/friends younger brother. We went out to a All-You-Can-Eat Sushi restaurant for his 19 year old birthday(in Canada) which where he can legally drink. He didn't get anything to drink though cause he had work the next day. But, the food and service was excellent. However, once it came to paying the bill and tipping, I tipped like $5 just because I'm a generous type of person, but my friend paid for himself with a $20 bill, while expecting change cause he needed it for bus fare. The waitress just took his money and didn't come back, assuming the change was her tip??? Then when my friend confronted her with his older brother, she got really mad and acted confused, while being entitled to a tip, she said. We tried to explain to her that he needed that change for his bus fare to get back home. But she wasn't having it and just walked off really angry and pissed off, coming back 5 mins later and giving back the change while her whole body langauge was "Hurry up and get out! You're all a waste of time and space!"
She was correct. Using a tip based service with no intent to tip is shitty.
7:01
Minor correction, Peg. 99.999% of min wage employees don't care, and absolutely DO want to give away free bags, utensils, sauce packets, etc... the problem is companies have started micro-analyzing inventory and wastage. When I used to work jobs like that, I always got in trouble for giving out extra napkins, sauce, offering to make a fresh pot of coffee instead of serving 4hr old coffee, etc... Outside garbage bags always overflowed and leaked, so I would double-bag them. I got several verbal warnings about if for "wasting bags" as if one extra box of garbage bags would sink the entire franchise.
Employees don't care. Sometimes the GM (general managers) don't care either but head office watches everything with an electron microscope, and photographic memory.
Aside from that, great video! Keep up the good work!
An apt and most excellent point. Blame the game not the player!
If I have to tip, I do not use that product or service, period. what is crazy is how minimum wage workers will VEHEMINTLY defend their billion dollar employers who won't even pay them enough money to live on
I’ve never ever heard minimum wage workers “VEHEMENTLY defending” their employers. Do you have any examples?
@@DannyD-lr5ygsame. I have never seen someone defend tipping, but a job is a job. A customer is still am asshole for punishing a worker for their boss or cultures mistake. Some people just need some money to make it past life, even if it had to be door dashing.
@@DannyD-lr5yg the workers he talked about in the video arguing with his mom and actively keeping her from getting a bag to carry her stuff in would be an example. workers who treat customers like trash because they didn't tip instead of getting mad at their employers that make billions of dollars a year but won't pay them enough to cover gas would be another.
@@TenjinZekkenppl who live on tips definitely defend tipping my mother is a prime example she has been a waitress fir most of my life and she makes on paper 8000 a year bit in actuality she makes over 60k and has for years and most of that is non taxable since she can't prove her tips and the government just accepts what she claims when her old job went to a wage base she was making 30k a year but nothing on tips so she left and got a different job where she did get tips. Most of the time from my experience when ppl complain about tips it's cause they don't work for tips themselves
@@DannyD-lr5yg theres plenty of people defending this terrible practice in the comments
Tipping came from someone who just wanted to be kind, and has evolved into this
I don't tip anymore unless I'm a regular someplace. I'm not gonna have my food and services held hostage by a bunch of people that failed to launch out of high school.
Talk about entitlement. Your food and services? You pay rich corporations to abuse the poor and pretend it’s poor people’s fault. Gross.
@@VincentPeer yes. I pay for them, therefore they're mine. That's how buying things works.
@@VincentPeer ^ What this person said. Some of the poor may have gotten a good education too, but somehow got the job that forces them to be poor.
This makes me glad that the place where I work has actually banned tipping. We're not allowed to accept any tips, or we could get fired.
tipping sounds like the ultimate form of the trickle down effect
It is. And middle class people blame the poor while they help pay billionaires to keep this business model profitable.
@@VincentPeerim actually debating on not tipping anymore for that reason not to mention some people are pulling 500 a night while i bust my A$$ listening to susan complain about a can of corn going up 10 cents once they stopped saying thank you for a 4-5 dollar tip thats when i stop tipping
As a 12 year old who grew up faster then others at the age of 4, I’m scared for this world and for everyone. Including myself. I don’t want to be in this generation, I’m not happy and I’m scared in my own house but it’s even scarier “in the wild”.
Someone told me that “You don’t miss the past, you miss being happy.” News flash! I miss both.
relatable
That statement is flawed from the very start, like why would you miss the past if you weren't happy in the past or if you miss being happy but think about the past then obviously the person was happy in the past; person who told you that was gaslighting you.
Real Answer: *Both*
(like you said)
@@Super-Saiyan-Blue-Gogeta Yeah I just read your comment and then read mine again and realized it didn’t make sense but I also didn’t understand the wording of your comment so my answer, to what I THINK you said is: I don’t like most of my past because it’s been so long, I miss when I was 4 and under. Because that’s when I was happy.
@@BalladOfSongbirdsAndSnakes87 You got the 2nd part right. The 1st part was just me being annoyed that the statement suggests you can't reminisce.
Damn you wrong af
You can just not tip if you don't want to, it's your choice. Don't give in to guilt.
And stare them directly in the eyes at the counter when not tipping on an iPad...
@@usauditresponse I find making eye contact unnatural, so I wouldn’t look at them for a long time, just don’t make it awkward.
I pick up my own food always. Delivery drivers are not recorded and you cant track their actions if something occurs but most food places have cameras in the kitchen because go figure the people often criminals and former criminals working in kitchens are rarely trustworthy.
People like this: You have to tip!
Me: Do you give tips too?
And that's why I'm glad my dad doesn't use Uber or any food delivery apps to get food because I'm not trying to get poisoned💀
That's attempted murder in my book.
That's attempted murder in the law's book.
Tipping when it’s not expected feels good
The world needs to think like you. I agree and stand with you 100%. Great wisdom from your video. Thank you.
Sadly we see this become a trend in europe too, the foreign food getting rude about tips when there are much harder people like nurses, police officers, soldiers and many other people who do not recieve tips at all. I once had a young syrian man deliver me food (I rarely order out because I am a university student and its hella expensive) I still tipped him but it was 'only' 1€ and he laughed about it. I told him that next time he will get nothing, we live in a country with fair wages and good working conditions so that comment made me furious.
As a European, i dont know why people even tip
Europeans rock.
because fast food companies pay below minimum wage but the tips technically count as salary so they get away with it, because american capitalism is just fancy terms for squeezing as much profit out of their workers as possible
to put this into context, most people taking sick days get fired for trying to recover, because their bosses are greedy shitbags who don't deserve the life they've been given and should be burning in hell
used to be a thing given for excellent service
because sadly some rich corporations pay less and less on wages to their workers
The best part about these delivery apps is that the tips is aromatically added for the drivers when I haven't gotten my order yet. Firts let me see if they come on time, in good condition and if they even arrive to begin with and if the service was impeccable then i will tip. Tipping is if someone goes above and beyond, not as a default.
Tip is not because they gave good service. The tip is a bribe for them to actually deliver the food and in theory the better the tip the sooner someone will take it. They are not employees but independent contractors.
@@rem134 "actually delivery the food" my brother in Christ, they are getting paid to deliver. That's why they chose to work as a delivery driver.
Posioning someone's food or other goods is actually considered a felony in the United States.
How people can support this is baffling.
As someone from NJ who's state just implemented a no plastic bag policy a year or so back. I find it funny these massive grocery stores cant give away reusable bags but I a small business owner can. I know how much those things cost. They're less than drops in a bucket for these corporations but they have to nickle and dime everything
As a small business vendor I package up my items for customers to take home with all those plastic bags and paper gift bags everyone seems to accumulate like mad as my part of recycling. And no one has ever complained
I'm a cashier for a big company and it's so gross that we charge for bags. We charge 40 cents per reusable bag but I don't charge people for most bags cause it's a FUCKING BAG, they came to my store, they purchased our stuff, they need something to carry it. It's actually gross cause I'm 99% sure that the reusable bags cost even less to produce than the plastic ones