No way , giving 10 % is just rude . Absolutely the worst tippers I’ve noticed. Don’t go out to eat if you can’t tip . It’s how we do it in America, if you don’t get then stay home and cook for yourself
@@jesseyemichell7610 I hear you , my mom is a manager at a high end restaurant and she had a table of 3 collage girls two were Indian and the one that paid left no tip
Yeah i am Indian and if you come to this country then you pick up the customs here. WE TIP IN AMERICA, if you want to be here then follow the rules. I also work in a restaurant and there is nothing more ridiculous then a Indian who can't tip
Don’t have money to tip. Don’t go out to eat. People live from tips. Imagine that your salary at the end of the month is cut down by more then half of what you should get.
@@AlexSanchez-pk7tj ummm your salary is something your employer pays you. You might deserve more but that isn't my problem. Revolt against your employer's. Not us
potatochobit If someone's culture doesn't believe in tipping, not tipping would actually honor it. It's a double edged sword. Treat others the way you'd have them treat you.
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that. And no amount of lame excuses can justify these actions. And what you've seen in the video is the opinion of some narrow minded conservatives and that doesn't represent the entire nation
@@abinkbabu9499 in my country, tipping is also not a thing. But when I go to other countries where tipping is a customary, I tip especially for an excellent service. I worked in service industry, but Indian people are very demanding, asked a lot of extra free stuff and leave no tips at all.
Learn the customs when you go to a new country. If it's considered a tipping country then you better goddamn well tip people because that's how they survive.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@TEAM XBOX u are supposed to. If America takes away gratuity they will just include it in ur dining prices, meaning everything will go up in process inorder to pay us hourly.
@dev gana I'm sorry speaking from experience most Indians don't and if they do it's very low. We deal with this regularly. When we see Patela or any other name like that we have to prepare ourselves. ( 20 years in the restaurant industry, from serving to owning my own restaurant) that's how I know
If it's a job too stupid for you to do yourself, just do it yourself.Or are you so dumb you can't make yourself happy? Without tips, without pay, there wouldn't be anyone to serve you so you can enjoy yourself with family. A good server isn't just keeping your drink full. They are being mindful of timing between entrees and appetizers, mindful of allergens, keeping people from getting sick, pacing the experience, interacting on your level. Smarter servers can say some shit over your head. Most of us are in college for shit that will baffle you on the most basic level. Keep track of sensitivities and mind every facet of their experience. And do that with 6 other families simultaneously. Make sure they don't get up for anything unless they have to piss. Being good at it isn't enough. Most trainees don't make it more than 13 hours. That's a normal shift for me. But I bring home bank and I'm picking up my second ps4 tomorrow after my full body massage. Slaves don't get that treatment.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I can almost guarantee that Indians are one of the main reasons why restaurants have adopted the 18% added gratuity custom to larger parties. In my 4 years of serving and managing, I have witnessed countless Indian families come in and order servers around like slaves. Many of them also try to bargain their bills by offering expired coupons and saying things along the lines of "hey, I know the manager and he always gives me 15% off." They are always the first to complain to the manager for the most insignificant of matters but return to dine at the restaurant and leave little to nothing for the tip. It has honestly become very taxing on us servers and none of the managers (including myself) take their concerns/ complaints seriously anymore. Its tough on servers and on us managers too because so many of our servers refuse to wait on them because it's simply not worth the time, effort, and degradation. It's awful because the Indians I have met outside of work are mostly kind, timid, and modest. In a restaurant setting, however, it's like a switch is flipped and they see the wait staff as unworthy of any compensation.
pradeep patel servers in the us make 2.50 an hour it’s expected that you tip. When you enter a different country you should respect a different culture
@@pradeeppatel6989 Who the hell cares what you do in India? If u live in the US u have to forget what u do in India and follow US culture. Im Vietnamese, we dont have tipping culture too but when I eat in the restaurant in the US, I definitely tip the server. Indian treats servers like slaves and no respect at all. I will never forget an Indian man told me this "I DON'T CARE HOW MUCH IT IS, I HAVE MONEY HERE".
@dev gana we Indians are known as cheapstakes in all over the world. Tipping is entirely depends upon customer's choice. If it's mandatory to give a tip or if it's a law in some other countries then probably people should follow the law. Sorry for my immature comments I feel embarrassed my self.
@@pradeeppatel6989 in my experience, Indian people are the worst tippers. I hate to sound racist but I have to say that Indian people based on my experience are very demanding, they asked a lot of extra things but never tip even just a dollar. Like I understand that it is probably because of their culture but when you are in another country where tipping is a customary, I guess tipping for an excellent service even a dollar or 2 won't make you broke.
I do Doordash, UberEats, and Grubhub. Everytime I see an offer from an Indian restaurant, 99% of the time it's a low-ball offer I decline. Please, don't be a Patel in the USA.
I live in Bellevue Washington where we have a very large community and I do door Dash also I never ever accept Orders from Indian restaurants and the ones that do get thrown in there on a stacked order upon delivery They always give me racist remarks
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy/
then u should leave this underpaid job and get find a nice one where u r been paid well, what's the problem, and if u r not able to find that, then don't blaim it on indians. work hard and get some skills and surely u will live a good life then
okay. if you don't like to tip. learn the practice of the entire population and tip accordingly...especially when you ask for 6 waters, with lemon..and only four people order. Finger snapping is not kosher...EVER! Can't tip. Eat at McDonalds where your meal has always touched bacon. Also.....TIP means to improve service. You don't tip and ask for favours......HA
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,..this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Ever since Indian people moved in next door, they (1) kept on parking their cars and ask their guests to park their cars and block both of my garage doors consistently. (2) they park 2 cars in the visitor parking area consistently, when there are 12 homes surrounding that 6 parking spots. They outright take 1/3 of the parking spots out of 12 homes. (3) when their baby cry, they carry the baby around the parking area so that all 12 homes nearby have to share in their "joy". (4) they use my garden hose and water instead of their own. The police asked them why and they said it was "an honest mistake". (5) they dumped garbage into my garbage can, and when the police asked them why, they said it was "an honest mistake".
Most Indian people never tip, and they ask you to do everything. I'm from China and I didn't know what was "tip" when I first came here. But after I knew that, I literally tip everything I can cuz I know that's part of how you respect others' works. I've been working for customer service for years and I met tons of Indian people who never tip. They ask you to do this and do that, and they don't tip cuz they think that's your job to do everything you can for them. I think they're just too cheap and don't wanna spend any extra money. But the wired thing is most of them (taxi drivers, servers and pizza delivery drivers) want tips! That's so unfair and disappointed.
Really sorry for what you had to face from our people. Its quite embarrassing for me to say that sometimes some indians can be stingy and treat servers like shit. And they really give a bad rep for our entire country
@@graciegj63 I understand that it is probably in their culture that is why they don't tip. But hey, when you are in a country where tipping is a customary, then give tips for an excellent service especially when you are too needy. In my country, tipping is not a thing, but when I am in the US, I give tips..
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle with all respect you don’t understand how it really works. When the restaurant lower the salaries, the cost price goes down, which means the restaurants can offer you a meal at a lower price, you pay your food at a restaurant cheap, then you have money left to tip based on the quality of service.:
but if a restaurant has high prices and states that "we don't need tip, we pay our servers well" then people will surely get attracted to that restaurant want to go to that one as it has a more structured form of financing @Ash-vw4yt this system surely can change if more people starts no tipping culture bcz then more people(servers/workers) will demand from restaurant owners to raise their wages and like that system will be fixed, i know initially servers will face problems but it is good for them only in Longterm@@elyashamiche3343
I Doordash, and each time I get an offer from an Indian restaurant, it's like 12 miles away and $4 pay. It's legit shameless people that want their food but don't show appreciation. I'm Indian btw, but if u live in US and still haven't picked it up, then don't order the damn food. Simple as that.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@omgano and what about the delivery drivers that are getting destroyed from not getting tips? 🤡🤡The base pay is $2… tips literally help pay bills for thousands of delivery drivers
Totally ridiculous, your race is very aggressive, demanding and manipulative. I have been a driver for three years in a heavy Indian populated area and have driven entire families, Indians with excess passengers, baggage and those that request multiple drop offs. I have yet in my three years of driving to ever ever ever get a tip from an Indian rider. They know its in our culture to tip for good service but they just choose not to.
Most of the indian families belong to middle class , saving money is high priority in our mind that's all that's why giving tip is not so active here! If any one force us we just send our people into their house to make them understand :)
Thanks for your perspective. Unfortunately as a delivery driver I am getting to the point where I will refuse an order when I see an Indian name because they often don’t tip and gas is too high to deal with people like that. 🙏❤️
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy@@holbrook-ul9cf
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@omganoI love all the cheap bastards trying to gussy themselves up as altruistic when they don't tip instead of what they really are: cheap and greedy. If you're in the US and don't want to tip then don't eat out. People like you should go on a liat and be refused service.
you should realize that you are living in America not India, so you need follow American culture. I'm not try to be mean but If you don't like it please go back to India so you don't have to follow American culture.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Just like yesterday, I got an Indians customer in my Uber. He asked if I have any drink he is thirsty and will pay me tips. So I gave him my last can of coke cola, funny thing is he didn’t pay me any thing and lied for a can of coke which is mine. So, that’s it. Honestly, most of Indians they don’t pay tips. But they also don’t lie for drinks.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I don't care the reason, start tipping. I've been in service industry for a long time. Currently taxi, former pizza delivery guy - no hourly wage either job. The tip is how I get paid. If only you heard us vent about you guys after you deny us a tip. LOL I can do the voice like Abu from the Simpsons: "We are brown, we don't tip, we are saving up for the next 9/11!" I just stop talking to you once you don't tip. As a pizza guy this one brown guy didn't tip and then he kept trying to talk to me like nothing is wrong "how is your night going?" I didn't answer and it was epic the look on his face, watching him turn all nervous. Driving the car, those who don't tip, the next time you sit in the backseat - never up front again. Either start tipping or go back to Africa.
Brown people don't come from Africa. I understand you do not know this because you're a dumb, ignorant and uneducated person (also why you work as a taxi driver). Secondly, don't act like you're from America. If this isn't my country then it isn't yours as well. Your ancestors are the ones who came from England and stole the native's land. Why should I go back to "Africa"?
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I'm a server 40 hours a week. I've seen it all!! I'm not a racist person, whatsoever. I don't look at someone's skin color, and judge. That is wrong. Everyone gets the same service out of me. Are there white people that don't tip all that great or not at all!? Of course, but it's a lot less frequent than Indians/African Americans/Hispanics. I hate even typing that sentence out. I feel like a bad person doing so, but the proof is in the pudding. I do agree with the fact that many people don't know the proper amount to tip or that it's the main source of our income. That 5 dollars you leave on a 20 dollar bill, will help buy someones baby diapers or help pay their copay at their doctors when their sick. I think there should be some sort of tip awareness out there. You also have the people that "argue" that they shouldn't have to tip, because our employer should be paying us minimum wage. Well, if that happened, your 10 dollar burger would now be costing you 20 or 25 dollars. Your soft drink would cost more, and there would be no free refills. So, on paper it sounds like a good idea for servers to get minimum wage, but it's not realistic. Also, it's beyond irritating when you have a large party of White/African American/Indian/Hispanic and they are running you around like CRAZY and are rude and demanding, and they receive a large bill ie:150.00 and you get 5 dollars as your tip. That table took up a majority of your night and tables. It's a slap in the face!! It ends up costing us money to wait on you. We have to tip out a certain percentage of the bill. I must say though, that Indian tables RUN YOU AROUND!! One person will be giving you their order, then 4 other people are interrupting you telling you what they "need". Excuse me, but you can wait two seconds for more napkins. And they always need substitutions, because their usually vegetarian. Which I understand, but when I have to substitute EVERYTHING and make sure everything is correct, so you have absolutely no meet in any part of your meal, and you treat me as though I didn't just bust my ass for you, it's sucks. Sorry I'm ranting right now, but I just wish people understood.
I just finished a shift tonight where I had an Indian party (it's always a group over five people when it comes to Indians). I always give all my tables the best service I can even if/when I'm not expecting a great tip, so I don't get super upset if the tip isn't great, it happens. But it is certainly the case that Indians tend to be awful tippers. In tonight's case the tip was $7.95 on a check that was $182.05, I gave them the happy hour prices on drinks (they were in the restaurant side where these prices are unavailable), I gave their children all free sundaes, I made a special non-alcoholic cocktail for the pregnant woman, and coursed their meal perfectly. I even made them special extra spicy salsa (it is a Mexican restaurant), I got them all special orders (vegetarian) and made sure their bar drinks all came promptly. I prebussed perfectly, kept cleaning up after their horribly behaved children and was super courteous the entire time. I don't always expect great tips cuz I know some people don't have a lot of money or just don't know how to tip appropriately, but $7.95 on $182.05? I thought I would at least get 10%, but no. Seven bucks. It's just messed up, after tip-out it means I get $2.00, I don't "hate" Indians, or even this particular family, but it is bad to do that to a server. You can tell me I should get a different job, or even suggest that maybe my service wasn't as good as I am claiming, but regardless it is an awful tip. I'm just wondering how they even arrived at $7.95 to begin with. Why not just tip me nothing? I would've been happier getting nothing. Talk about insulting tips? If you are so concerned with insulting people learn to tip correctly.
These people will ruin the service industry and restaurant meals will just end up costing a lot more to keep servers employed while without the tip system making servers try harder we will end up with garbage service like you get from McDonald’s drive thru. Thanks India
I was a server for years and have seen how Indians never tip or tip poorly so when I’m an Indian restaurant or taxi service I do the same :) you reap what you sow
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that.
@@abinkbabu9499 dude made a fucking video about it and some jackass keeps saying shit like “get a degree/better job,” so it’s a little difficult to believe people just “don’t know.”
U need to understand its not common here and we often forget, its not our fucking problem that your restaurants doesnt pay your waiters a liveable wage. U sound so narcissistic saying follow our cultre or leave. Been on a trip to USA and it's the shittiest country with double-faced people. I have been stared at for not giving tip and it was horrible. Its not that i cannot pay, or dont want to pay. Its because i forgot. Love.
There is a Indian family that goes to the restaurant that I work. You can see they’ve been living in America for a very long time. They tip me very well. Always more then 20%. If the Indians are tourists, they won’t tip. When I came to America, a server in this restaurant I went in New York chased me and asked me “Hey! What did I do wrong? Why there’s no tip?” By the time I had no idea servers do not make any money hourly. That being said, I live in Boston. There’s a lot of young Indian people here studying at Harvard or MIT. They’re loaded with money. They’ve been living here for several years and still do not tip! I’ve learned from the server in New York. I’ll chase yah! LOL
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
And this happens very frequently, not all the time. But I usually expect under 10% from Indians and most of the time it's less. I still give them good service though because it's my job. But people aren't being racist when they complain about it, nine times out of ten you are going to get a cap tip from Indians no matter how good the service is. Nobody should be hated because they don't tip well, and it doesn't mean they are inferior or bad people, but it is a bad thing to do. If it is a cultural thing that is a poor excuse because in the United States it is "cultural" to tip at least 10%, although 15-20% should be the norm. That's just the system.
I'm sorry but do you srsly expect me to pay you to bring food from the kitchen to the table? Idc what your culture is, if it isn't the law i am not bound to pay you a tip if i dont want to. Why don't you work at a place that pays you well? It's not my fault you're irresponsible
@@LBPBumout cool. I'm an awful garbage person. I'm cheap. I should go back to India. Whatever. Unfortunately you're just a random idiot and i dont take orders from you and I won't pay the tip you expect me to pay
Always tip someone and smile as well, for good services. I don't care what the culture says, unless it's a crime to tip. If tipping is considered an insult, well why stop there. Helping the poor, giving donation, doing charity work should also be an insult as well. I feel this tipping tradition is just a way for the wealthy/stingy to justify their not tipping.
Indian immigrants don’t tip in foreign countries even if you provide extra service for free like delivery of food to your apartment. But those are especially rich so I think they think they are above me.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
If you cannot respect and observe the local U.S. culture even after having lived here for many years then do NOT expect service. When I was moonlighting as a waiter for extra money, nobody wanted to ever take a big table with Indians because we KNEW that even if you run around, cater to their needs, you don't get tip. In Texas and in many other states in the U.S., you basically work for tip as a waiter/waitress. Then do NOT go out and eat. Go to a buffet!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
+Mick Anon Well when you are a waiter or bell boy or bag helper or wheelchair pusher. It is the customer that pays your salary - or they are suppose to when they tip. When the company pays you $5.05 to wait on people - that's how you make your money is through tips.
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that.
then u should leave this underpaid job and get find a nice one where u r been paid well, what's the problem, and if u r not able to find that, then don't blaim it on indians. work hard and get some skills and surely u will live a good life then most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,..this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
what righteous statements. I saw on the new channel that in India, only 3% of tax that should be paid is ever paid. So, something that is legally required, only 3% of that is actually done. So imagine what if it is not legally required, in the case of tip.
It's actually 3% of the population. Currently 46cr people are of age where you need to pay tax. Out of this 23% are farmers who do not need to pay pretty much any tax. And people who do not make more than 2.5 lakh inr per year do not need to pay taxes. 2.5 lakh inr is extremely low with respect to us. That's 3000$ a year. Not a month. A year. But in India thats very high. The only people who earn more are good engineers, and people with businesses(who dont pay taxes) This is why our country is a hellhole. Corruption and greed for money is instilled in us. If everyone actually paid taxes, the Indian economy would skyrocket
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Cant undertsand why an Indian have to include chinese in when they explain why they are rude and shameless themselves. Im a chinese, I tip every time I got served by people. Although we dont have tip culture, we know how to respect people and feel for people doing that job.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Ok I understand what you’re saying, but since we all live in American now can we follow the americans rules and traditions please, especially where I live in Seattle, we are over populated with Indian people who all work for Boeing and Microsoft, have the biggest homes, make a lot of money, yet they still have that frugal mentality. I work in the beauty tipping industry. And they just don’t tip, or barely tip. When you’re living in a richer county that pays you well, you must come out of that poor mind mentality. I have single moms tipping me better.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustleyou here copying and pasting the same comment and yet not actually responding or defending any comment in response to yours. And how lazy is that? Copy and paste? So cheap
i dont want to respond becz debating on youtube comment section is time waste and will nto really reasul t in anythign productive, we could actually have a good argument on any discord server or voice mod , and ya, i'm copy pasting bcz why to waste time explaining same thing.@@lizi.2503
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
then u should upgrade your job where u r provided with a good wage, most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
That's a very valid and insightful explanation. I know a lot of people are probably leaving negative comments about your video but it's the truth. I've traveled to several different countries, being an airline employee, and one of the things I look into before visiting are things to do or not do as a sign of respect to another's culture. However, that being said, Indian visitors and residents in the US don't seem to give that same courtesy to Americans in that respect. I've been doing Uber/Lyft since the beginning of this year and not once as any Indian passenger ever given a tip for good service. So it's gotten to the point where it's jot even worth the effort with them and to just do the bare minimum (not help them with their luggage, not ask if the temperature is comfortable for them, not ask about music preferences,etc.). Not complaining at all, it's just more so the fact that they don't oh the same reverence for the culture here, like they'd expect from those where their culture is the primary culture. I completely understand how they feel about it but just like when I was in Japan where tipping is more frowned upon. I didn't feel comfortable not tipping for amazing service but out of respect for their norms did not tip. Why can't Indians, or any race for that matter that has similar views not do the same where their core culture is not the dominant one.
Bottom line...its just as expensive for me to live here as it is for you. I don't get a price break just cause I'm white. So loosen up those purse strings and don't be so frieakin stingy
Fuck this shit, ate $78 and only tip $7, crazy as hell, if you don’t tip, don’t come to the goddamn restaurant, cook at home or order take out, wasting my time serving! There’s a reason I bring you drinks, there’s a reason that I clean your table, this is goddamn America.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
This is the most manipulative and backwards explanation I've ever heard. This doesn't explain why there is no tipping on the 3rd, 4th visit, when presented with a smile. The food is cheaper than it should be because you are the servers boss for that moment in time. Would you stop paying your employees to see if they genuinely wanted to be there? All I hear is you want to test if people will submit to your abusive authority with a smile (ie victim testing). In Anglo culture no man shall be ordered around without just and due compensation, otherwise it is called slavery.......which (not) ironically is still a huge problem in India. Your reframing doesn't work. You must assimilate to the culture where you move, there is a reason you left your home country.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
I totally dislike stereotypes, but Indians are really deserving it, they are really rude, I'm to the point of not wanting to service them anymore.... Mr. Guju, you are being condescending trying to play the victim card, giving an excuse for that ridiculous behavior, when you should be owning your peoples faults. you are in America Jack assimilate the culture!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@omgano you are absolutely incorrect, Indians are cheap and refuse to assimilate cultures, don’t travel abroad that way you won’t have to tip… cheap bastards!!!!
Went on a snorkel trip with a boat and half the folks were from India, the trip was cheap as it was expected and mentioned that we tip the crew, two of them lied and couldn't swim, the crew had to save them after they jumped in the ocean and almost drowned. That alone was worth a tip but none of them left a single dollar when departing. It's really simple whether you agree or not, if you save to go on vacation where the culture is to tip then save money to tip.
In the USA servers generally don’t make enough money off salary alone and it is expected that their level of service is repaid by tips. If you get really bad service obviously no tip but good service pretty much requires you tip. I used to work in restaurant industry and knew many servers who would sneeze, spit or even jack into peoples food because they had seen them at the restaurant before and gotten no tip. People that use waiters services and don’t tip are just users. Tipping is not meant to be a handout it is the actual salary these waiters are getting in most cases and helps keep the good ones employed while weeding out the bad ones. If everyone was cheap and didn’t tip we would stop having nice restaurants or the food would just cost more and then the waiters could be complete crap and get away with it everytime because they are no longer on performance based system.
thank you for explaining but it is insulting to go and get services here and not tip. it is obvious that our culture tips there is a tip line on most receipts. it's really insulting.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
when you get a pizza delivered to anyone they should understand,the pizza person drives their own car,pays for their gas,and upkeep of that car.it cost 3 to 5 dollars just for the gas a 2 dollar tip does not even cover that.please understand this.
You say that a smile is enough, rather than a tip. Well smiles doesn't pay the bills. Certain services (food delivery, Waiting tables, or transport) depend on those tips. It's easy to say that 1 or 2 dollars doesn't make a difference. But when wait staff, has to service 15-20 tables, those "small tips" adds up. When people come to your country, they should respect your country's culture. In turn, our culture should be respected. Americans are just as frugal, and yet they to tip for services. I would have more respect if you just came out, and say we are too cheap to tip.
@@random22453 At least tip something when you’re in the United States. As the saying goes, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. Please be respectful of other people’s customs and laws when you are in their country.
let us go in one of their corner stores and everything is double the price. Those cheap MoFo's dont even want to pay their tabs. Take that mess back to Mumbai!!! and they wonder why their stores get robbed twice a day...
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Yes but there are millions of resturaunts and billions of customers but this one culture purposely doesn’t tip when many other cultures do. Maybe don’t go to restaurants that pay their employees with tips if you plan not to pay it unless you get a bunch of free stuff and attention because you are not the only customer. That’s not how tips work it’s not supposed to be earned for a “act of kindness” it’s literally part of the minimum wage they earn for their entry level job. It seems Indians who believe in paying for value would be happy to pay extra for those extra sauces but NOOO they EXPECT it! I’m sorry to point out that hosts feel really badly for servers the moment Indian family comes in and expects a chain resturaunt employing teenagers is supposed to have all these “kind acts” of giving away free stuff and all that service for $2 an hour!!! Yeah $2 an hour without tips in America for servers. Then you blame the entry level employee for accepting an entry level job that doesn’t pay. They selfishly don’t tip , then they gaslight the employee. It’s A LOT of Indian culture guests in American resturaunt establishments. If you want to tip for those special kindness gestures then you can pay more than 15% to show that appreciation and 15% is expected from the server so everybody’s expectations fail when Indians walk into American restaurants.. Just go to an Indian restaurant in America and don’t tip your own culture.
I work roadside assistance changing tires on the side of the highway in all types of weather conditions and at all times of day and night. It's a dangerous job. Unfortunately where I live there is a huge population and its exploding. They rarely if ever give tips. I don't make a lot of money but I still always tip when someone performs a good service. These people really have no shame. I'd be so embarrassed if someone changed my spare tire and I didn't tip.
Are they not paying you for changing tires? I just can't understand why people have to pay more even if they are paying you the full price of the services?
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Unfortunately, this is not true. I work part-time as delivery driver in Canada. Customers from China or other Asia countries they they give tips expecting customers from India. Over %99 they don't tip and when it comes to them they want tips and sometimes begging for it. Sorry to say this but I feel most people from India they are cheap. Not all of them but most most of them.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy@@scaryhenski
here in missouri, the restaurant base wage is $3.75 with minimum wage being $7.50. no matter what, you will make at least minimum wage by law no matter what customers tip you. servers here get paid by check every 2 weeks which is where the restaurant compensates you to bring you up to at least minimum wage. however, servers also walk out everyday with the tips they made that day minus their daily tipouts to counter, hosts and bussers. this is where it gets vague: when you clockout, servers have to declare their credt card tips in order to clock out. they're supposed to declare their cash tips as well, but in my experience, most don't (because restaurants can't track cash tips). it may be a lot more work for a server to process cash paying customers, but at the end of the day, in spite of the work it involves to personally make change, we prefer cash. I work in a restaurant because I love my coworkers with all their sad and happy drama. I work in a restaurant because I walk out with a wallet that's a little fatter everyday.
It’s 2019 and things have changed. In Canada and the USA, not sure about India. But tipping is very important, most people don’t realize that servers make less than minimum wage! And have to tip out 4.5% of our sales to the rest of the staff. That includes dishwashers, expos, hosts, cooks. If you do not tip, servers have to take money out of their own pocket to provide the money for the rest of the staff. Just because you tip 2.00 doesn’t ensure that money will actually go to the server. Let’s say your bill is 30.00 tipping 10% of this bill would be 3.00, the server would tip out $1.35 to the other staff, leaving them with $1.65. Tipping should always be 15% if the service was good. If you cannot afford to tip don’t eat out. Simple. You should be grateful to be in this country.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I drive Uber. When I see a pickup with an Indian name, I cancel the ride. I know it’s terrible to admit but within 30 seconds I’ll have a new rider who “generally” will tip. Facts based.
I get it. You want to give someone an honest pay for his or her honest work. No penny more nor penny less than the cost of service. But hey, this is America, a capitalistic country. You got to adjust to the American culture. Very rarely will you find any American that will refuse tips and take offense to it. In America, it is the opposite, we see tips as a form of respect and hopefully we exceed the expectations of the customers and will gladly accept that tip money with a big smile to show for it.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I’m sick of the it’s our culture excuse. Your not in your home country anymore. When you move here you become a u.s Citizen and you need to abide by our laws and our social rules as well. It’s so funny cuz I have been to Several Indian restaurants where the waiters and owner were all extremely rude. But you guys come to the restaurants I’ve worked at and expect us to kiss your asses and treat you like you are our masters and wee are servants. Not cool. Everytime I have ever waited in Indian tables when I was a server they were always bad tippers and extremely rude and talked to me like a sub human. If you move to this country you need to adapt to our way of life. I’m sure if weathers moved to India you guys would throw us in jail for not following your strict customs . Also FYI if you don’t have an id or passport (no a photo of one on your phone does not count as that could be photoshopped) you are not gonna get served alchol. Period. Don’t argue it. Its literally our law here and if a servers serves you we can at the minimum have to pay at 10,000 fine but in most instances you just go to jail. Also the restaurant will lose their liquor license and face having to go to court if you end up in a accident. I can’t tell you how many times I have had young I Indian people throw huge bitch fits because they don’t have an id or “forgot it” or whatever other excuse. Then they always have a friend who is “smarter” than me who will try to order two drinks so that they can pass it to the person who forgot their id which again is against the law and in like 48 states you can’t order two drinks at a time legally. No wonder indian is such a bad country to live. No one there seems to like to follow laws.
How would Indians feel if I go to an Indian restaurant in America and I don’t tip my server?? The server will be happy? Hell no, we are paid by how much tips we accept.
So tipping is not your culture and disrespecting people is your culture ? Okay forgot about tip why you guys are so Rude ? In fact it’s not culture it’s greediness It’s really annoying!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
If you immigrate to another country or are just visiting you should respect that countries culture, you left your country for a reason, don't try to transform us into your culture, you absorb ours or leave. Why would I say this? Waiters and Waitresses in western countries depend on your tips to support their families and also to contribute to a healthy economy. This Isn't India, This is not about your culture and your beliefs , this is about you coming to another country with no regard for local culture or beliefs, and trying to blame your culture on your poor etiquette. In most to all cases not tipping or barely tipping your waiter means that they now lose money by serving you. Most restaurants make the waiter tip out about 3.5 to 5 % of their total sales at the ends of the night. So, if you don't tip or barely tip your waiter (regardless if you do, or don't), that waiter has to pay 3.5 to 5% of your total bill to the house. THAT is why you should and MUST tip your waiters anywhere from 10% to 25% of your bill because. A) they make less then minimum wage in some cases and B) and most importantly THAT IS WHAT IT IS LIKE IN OUR CULTURE!! When in Rome do as Romans do, When in India, Do as Indians do, And when in the West, Do as Westerners do. Figure it out EH!
@@random22453 are you so cheap that you’ve replied to almost every comment here? Pretty ridiculous and pathetic for someone who holds themselves in such high esteem. You keep telling people to get better jobs or get a degree (like it’s that easy), yet you are also justifying being cheap. If you are such a baller why are you whining about a couple bucks? Nobody is asking YOU to pay their salary. And you are correct that you don’t have to do anything, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t a piece of shit for not tipping.
The general problem with you're argument is that it doesn't fit for The American economic system: People in the service industry don't make enough money to live so we base our income on tips. Usually 20% or more of whatever your bill is. Yes 20% so that means if you spend $100 on a meal it is custom to leave a minimum of $20. We have had this culture instilled since the age of prohibition when our country went through the Great Depression. It's not that people are being facetious when they work for tips it's that they know that good customer service usually means a show of gratitude from the customer in the form of money. If you don't want to tip then go places where they pay their workers a livable wage.
although I agree indian people should not rely on the rest of the population to pay tip and they will skip out on it, is it really 20%? In the 80s and 90s, it is 10% to 15% usually. Nowadays, they print the 15% to 20% on the bill and it is on top of tax as well.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I am an Indian but your justification is height of stupidity......you are saying as of you are tipping at your friends home and he will get offended.. server who is working in restaurant is providing service but tips are kind of appreciation...
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
This is so wrong, we in India don't tip coz it's already included in service tax which we pay when you pay, that service tax goes to employer who distributes it
we know you don't tip in India you can come to our restaurant but don't expect anyone to come to your table. wait wait wait until you leave. all the servers decided this since you follow your indian rules. we don't want your business.
@Higinio Martell III Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions.
Always expect to get the worst service possible when all you can do is smile in return. “Grow their Empire?” Hahahahahaha Do you really think anyone is building a fucking empire on $2.00 an hour!?!? GTFO with that ridiculous that’s how we do it back home shit.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I drive Uber Eat, Indian never tip me for once time :((( 1 time the indian girl yelling at me because she stay in her apt and i dont have a code to go inside to delivery for her. Omg.
I do the same thing and Recently I stooped to deliver for Indian (I will recognize their name 97%) not because I’m racist or Not getting tip it’s just because they make you to feel uncomfortable, I don’t know why they are filled with Negativity.
It's 2022 and i work at fine dining. Indians have become big problem in the restaurant that it gets to the point that you are willing to pay another server to serve an indian table. Kitchen hates it too with all this modifications to their ordered. Allot of times they are so disrespectful it feels like they think they are the only customers or table you are serving when you have other tables that are so much easier to give service to but they will tip more. Even when you can add 20% gratuity it doesn't matter since they stay for so long they ask for so much and spend so little most of the time. It's very stressful just to see an indian family come to the door and you hoping it won't be seated to you. It's a really sad reality to get to this point because they are nice people. Most ot the time they will tip 10% and i have to pay 4% tipshare to the bussers and bartenders if they tip $20 out of $200 tab i have to pay 8 dollars out of my own pocket leaving me with 12 while serving other tables where i get $50 dollar tip work allot less and they stay less for the most part. I'm not racist in any way but I wish we could hire an indian person and let him take care of all of his kind while getting paid $2.25 and hour see how it feels. Allot of time i think they know how restaurant service works and they still tip so little. Worst part is when they leave they tell you how amazing everything was while tipping you $5 dollars it's very sad. Wish someone could tell them in their radio or their church or any magic way of how the restaurant business world sees them.
@@LBPBumout I'd save 5 backs than give it to entitled idiots like you. I'd burn 5 bucks than give it to you. And if you don't know, i tip 10% in usa. You can't expect me to pay you 20% for bringing me things. I already pay the bill.
For the very fact there is a video on this, it speaks volumes to how the American culture as a whole interprets non-tipping culprits. There are many holes in what you said, however. You mention this as if they are IN India. When I go to Mexico, I embrace their culture. Not the other way around. That is the essence of humility, humanity and gratitude. Second to note: Every Indian restaurant ( and I mean EVERY Indian restaurant) I have been to has tips as part of their point of sale. They GLADLY accept tips. But they don’t give them…. That’s odd. If the thought of tipping would be offensive was true in their culture, I would think they would take they would take that part out and would not be in 100% of the restraints I’ve been to. I can attest that Indians almost never tip. When they do, it’s usually just a few bucks. I do see it as, Indians gladly take tips but do not give them.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle tipping is an incentive for better service and gratitude. When someone is incentivized, they do better or they don’t make it. Have a wait staff be salary would be awful. I made more than my manager just by doing a great job when I was waiting tables. I was incentivized to do a great job.
by this logic every other doctor, engineer, teacher, pilot, actor, sportsman and every other job should be tipped, i mean what kind of nonsense reasoning u r giving, every other job has a fixed salary and is incentivized when done anything extra, and that too by employer, not by client then why discriminating with servicemen, this whole structure is caused bcz of this tipping system, if staff did not had this source of money then would definitely ask from employer, and this is how economy runs@@richardl7570 , go study some economy and financing of how world works
if a restaurant has high prices and states that "we don't need tip, we pay our servers well" then people will surely get attracted to that restaurant want to go to that one as it has a more structured form of financing @Ash-vw4yt this system surely can change if more people starts no tipping culture bcz then more people(servers/workers) will demand from restaurant owners to raise their wages and like that system will be fixed, i know initially servers will face problems but it is good for them only in Longterm@@richardl7570
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that.
I’m a server and try to always give every Indian guest the benefit of doubt but I get disappointed every single time 😂 My friends tab just the other day was 697 and they left her zero ($000)😩 and she still had to pay tip out. I just had a tab that was about 550ish they left me $3. So we know they have money and they are spenders but they are just selfish and don’t want to give their servers money! Every once in a while though you do get a good Indian table that tips maybe 15 percent but that’s 1 in every 100😩
but then u also need to ask why the waiters are paid so less? shouldn't the skills of the waiter, be recognized by the restaurant owner and he be remunerated according to his skills .
no, it is not like that, but most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@secondchannelextearp7 During my time in school, I worked as a server in various restaurants. I've never encountered situations where my wages were lowered because of receiving tips, although I acknowledge this might happen in a few places. What I want to emphasize is that in the United States, tipping when dining out is a well-known practice. It's puzzling why some people choose to act unaware of this cultural norm. While it's not mandatory for customers to tip, adapting to the local culture is expected when in a new country. If there are financial difficulties, cooking at home might be a more suitable option. When choosing to dine out, it's essential not to create an uncomfortable situation. I don't mean to single out any specific group, like Indians; I have two close Indian friends myself. However, during my time as a server, I noticed that tips from Indian customers were often minimal or nonexistent, leading to a general dislike among restaurant staff. This has unfortunately contributed to a stereotype of Indians being perceived as frugal. Interestingly, one of my Indian friends who worked in an Indian restaurant shared similar experiences with tipping.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I used to work as a waitress and I disagree with everything , those 2/3 dollars won't make me build an empire but its a lot if it adds on and imagine every table I serve gives me those 2/3 dollars which is nothing for you, secondly, you're wrong....I'll still be nice to people if they don't tip, but I remember every single person who's tipped me and give them better service and discounts everytime they come back
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle but 2/3 dollars won't do you any harm,imagine demanding a good service for free...that's even more frustrating for the waiter and this is why we don't serve Indians well
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
You don’t have the best behaviors out on the street either. I don’t ever see you saying please or thank you. I don’t see you working in and tech company to get smiles from me when I use what ever app you have programmed. And all that you are saying is in India not America. And if you left India is for the American dream. And American car, American house, American clothing and American culture. So how come when it comes to tipping you talk of the way you do it there. Should’ve stay there then.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
Key words..... IN INDIA!!!### TIP YOU CHEAP ASSES! RIDE IN LYFT AND DONT WANT TO TIP.... THINK ABOUT YOU ARE RIDING ON BALD TIRES. THE DRIVRR CANT AFFORD TO FEED HIMSELF AND BUY TIRES. THINK ABOUT THAT AND STOP BEING CHEAP!!!!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
I'm going to stop you right there and I mean no disrespect. I get what you're saying- servers put on an act to get bigger tips. NOT ALL of them are just being genuine and nice to get tips. A lot of times, it comes from the heart. I'm a server and I like to treat my guests how I'd want my family to be treated. I get in Indian culture it isn't a common thing, but here in America it is. It's a cultural thing to show appreciation and gratitude for providing an exceptional service. In America, it is an insult to not leave a tip or tip lower than the percentage of the bill. Also, most Indian families I wait on are demanding and constantly run me back and forth. Anyway, adjust to American culture and tip appropriately. Servers live off their tips here. We have kids and bills too. Don't go out to eat if you aren't going to tip- that goes for everyone.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle I understand your point. However, the economy isn't good anyway, so saying that's the reason for it, I'm not so sure about that. I truly believe people who don't tip you at a restaurant believe you are beneath them. I really feel like the mentality is, "this person just waits on tables. They don't need to get tipped."
Yea but again here tipping is not a regular thing and there is also economical angle even here its bad and even small amount of money matters and this mindset is carried out. People might just pay more if prices are high ( we don't appreciate hidden charges) . Here it is expected to pay what comes on bill (if its 20$ rs then its 20$) Tip is considered a voluntary act and by its very nature its considered a qay to take more money from customer in already struggling economy and believe me if people shame indians or not give even the basic treatment because of bot giving tip it won't help. If people stop being rude and stop acting like a dick for not receiving a tip and give a proper explanation like you did definitely it will help
@@carlytueffel587 just to make it clear the mentality is" Why should i pay extra on someone else behalf when its owner responsibility. "We don't decline tip because we think you beneath us indians don't tip because they don't understand and appreciate concept of being morally forces to pay for someone else behalf
Selfish people are not welcomed anywhere. Not only that, these are selfish ppl that have neither integrity nor dignity, trying to rob others by not paying the fair share.
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that. And no amount of lame excuses can justify this behavior.
@@abinkbabu9499 you keep saying this but you don’t need to get “accustomed” to tipping. How the hell does that even work? What does this mean? There is a tip line on credit card receipts. Also, how many visits to a restaurant does it take to become accustomed?
I am Chinese, we do not pay tip in China. But I pay tip in the US. I respect and observe the culture in local.
Chinese are good tipers
In Greece we don't tip either but we know on America we do.
I like chinese. So generous
No way , giving 10 % is just rude . Absolutely the worst tippers I’ve noticed. Don’t go out to eat if you can’t tip . It’s how we do it in America, if you don’t get then stay home and cook for yourself
@@jesseyemichell7610 I hear you , my mom is a manager at a high end restaurant and she had a table of 3 collage girls two were Indian and the one that paid left no tip
Yeah i am Indian and if you come to this country then you pick up the customs here. WE TIP IN AMERICA, if you want to be here then follow the rules. I also work in a restaurant and there is nothing more ridiculous then a Indian who can't tip
Don’t have money to tip. Don’t go out to eat. People live from tips. Imagine that your salary at the end of the month is cut down by more then half of what you should get.
You, bullshit. Your asshole never tip in usa. Thats why I never tip indian cause you guys are piece of crap
@dev gana well right now every one is cooking at home! 🙂 Including your America which are in worst situation than india.
@@AlexSanchez-pk7tj ummm your salary is something your employer pays you. You might deserve more but that isn't my problem. Revolt against your employer's. Not us
@@AlexSanchez-pk7tj "dont have money to tip. Don't go out to eat"
Don't have enough salary? Get a better job or keep whining
This video was very helpful. This makes me feel better not tipping in Indian restaurants.
potatochobit If someone's culture doesn't believe in tipping, not tipping would actually honor it. It's a double edged sword. Treat others the way you'd have them treat you.
Is it wrong I laughed at this. Like out loud
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that. And no amount of lame excuses can justify these actions. And what you've seen in the video is the opinion of some narrow minded conservatives and that doesn't represent the entire nation
@@abinkbabu9499 in my country, tipping is also not a thing. But when I go to other countries where tipping is a customary, I tip especially for an excellent service. I worked in service industry, but Indian people are very demanding, asked a lot of extra free stuff and leave no tips at all.
Yes you should not
Learn the customs when you go to a new country. If it's considered a tipping country then you better goddamn well tip people because that's how they survive.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Who cares what you do in India?! In America you are supposed to tip! Thats it!
Vishwas Ravindran you are a fucking frugal. Follow the rules of the country you are in stupid
Yeah, exactly. Follow the conventions and respect people.
@TEAM XBOX u are supposed to. If America takes away gratuity they will just include it in ur dining prices, meaning everything will go up in process inorder to pay us hourly.
@dev gana I'm sorry speaking from experience most Indians don't and if they do it's very low. We deal with this regularly. When we see Patela or any other name like that we have to prepare ourselves. ( 20 years in the restaurant industry, from serving to owning my own restaurant) that's how I know
@@frozentaco143 rules ?????? Is it a law ??
Dude LOOOL admit it hahhaha u guys are cheap... really idc if its insulting in India but we are talking in USA
Can't Stop-Thinking
weak
Alfredo Stefano right
Atleast we don't work as waiters.
@@random22453 if their were no waiters who would bring out your food when you eat out?
@@mischa8623 i don't need waiters. I can bring my food to myself
Conform to the culture/nation one is currently residing. But I get it. Smiles do not pay the rent at $2.13/hr.
I hope I accidentally spit in your food one day for funsies.
If it's a job too stupid for you to do yourself, just do it yourself.Or are you so dumb you can't make yourself happy? Without tips, without pay, there wouldn't be anyone to serve you so you can enjoy yourself with family. A good server isn't just keeping your drink full. They are being mindful of timing between entrees and appetizers, mindful of allergens, keeping people from getting sick, pacing the experience, interacting on your level. Smarter servers can say some shit over your head. Most of us are in college for shit that will baffle you on the most basic level. Keep track of sensitivities and mind every facet of their experience. And do that with 6 other families simultaneously. Make sure they don't get up for anything unless they have to piss. Being good at it isn't enough. Most trainees don't make it more than 13 hours. That's a normal shift for me. But I bring home bank and I'm picking up my second ps4 tomorrow after my full body massage. Slaves don't get that treatment.
Getting education/better job does
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I can almost guarantee that Indians are one of the main reasons why restaurants have adopted the 18% added gratuity custom to larger parties. In my 4 years of serving and managing, I have witnessed countless Indian families come in and order servers around like slaves. Many of them also try to bargain their bills by offering expired coupons and saying things along the lines of "hey, I know the manager and he always gives me 15% off."
They are always the first to complain to the manager for the most insignificant of matters but return to dine at the restaurant and leave little to nothing for the tip. It has honestly become very taxing on us servers and none of the managers (including myself) take their concerns/ complaints seriously anymore. Its tough on servers and on us managers too because so many of our servers refuse to wait on them because it's simply not worth the time, effort, and degradation.
It's awful because the Indians I have met outside of work are mostly kind, timid, and modest. In a restaurant setting, however, it's like a switch is flipped and they see the wait staff as unworthy of any compensation.
pradeep patel servers in the us make 2.50 an hour it’s expected that you tip. When you enter a different country you should respect a different culture
Absolutely correct no disrespect to most indian
@@pradeeppatel6989 Who the hell cares what you do in India? If u live in the US u have to forget what u do in India and follow US culture. Im Vietnamese, we dont have tipping culture too but when I eat in the restaurant in the US, I definitely tip the server. Indian treats servers like slaves and no respect at all. I will never forget an Indian man told me this "I DON'T CARE HOW MUCH IT IS, I HAVE MONEY HERE".
@dev gana we Indians are known as cheapstakes in all over the world. Tipping is entirely depends upon customer's choice. If it's mandatory to give a tip or if it's a law in some other countries then probably people should follow the law. Sorry for my immature comments I feel embarrassed my self.
@@pradeeppatel6989 in my experience, Indian people are the worst tippers. I hate to sound racist but I have to say that Indian people based on my experience are very demanding, they asked a lot of extra things but never tip even just a dollar. Like I understand that it is probably because of their culture but when you are in another country where tipping is a customary, I guess tipping for an excellent service even a dollar or 2 won't make you broke.
I do Doordash, UberEats, and Grubhub. Everytime I see an offer from an Indian restaurant, 99% of the time it's a low-ball offer I decline. Please, don't be a Patel in the USA.
I live in Bellevue Washington where we have a very large community and I do door Dash also I never ever accept Orders from Indian restaurants and the ones that do get thrown in there on a stacked order upon delivery They always give me racist remarks
Even if you deliver to them they will rate you badly for no reason. Almost all my bad rating is came from Indian.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Your fucking smile does not cover the gas of the pizza delivery driver!!!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy/
then u should leave this underpaid job and get find a nice one where u r been paid well, what's the problem, and if u r not able to find that, then don't blaim it on indians. work hard and get some skills and surely u will live a good life then
okay. if you don't like to tip. learn the practice of the entire population and tip accordingly...especially when you ask for 6 waters, with lemon..and only four people order. Finger snapping is not kosher...EVER! Can't tip. Eat at McDonalds where your meal has always touched bacon. Also.....TIP means to improve service. You don't tip and ask for favours......HA
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,..this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Ever since Indian people moved in next door, they (1) kept on parking their cars and ask their guests to park their cars and block both of my garage doors consistently. (2) they park 2 cars in the visitor parking area consistently, when there are 12 homes surrounding that 6 parking spots. They outright take 1/3 of the parking spots out of 12 homes. (3) when their baby cry, they carry the baby around the parking area so that all 12 homes nearby have to share in their "joy". (4) they use my garden hose and water instead of their own. The police asked them why and they said it was "an honest mistake". (5) they dumped garbage into my garbage can, and when the police asked them why, they said it was "an honest mistake".
@@MayankPrasad111😂😂😂😂😂
I AM INDIAN, YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED TO LEAVE A TIP IF YOU ARE IN AMERICA!! INDIANS, STOP GIVING US ALL A BAD NAME BY NOT TIPPING
Most Indian people never tip, and they ask you to do everything. I'm from China and I didn't know what was "tip" when I first came here. But after I knew that, I literally tip everything I can cuz I know that's part of how you respect others' works. I've been working for customer service for years and I met tons of Indian people who never tip. They ask you to do this and do that, and they don't tip cuz they think that's your job to do everything you can for them. I think they're just too cheap and don't wanna spend any extra money. But the wired thing is most of them (taxi drivers, servers and pizza delivery drivers) want tips! That's so unfair and disappointed.
Oliver Ba Don't tip them then. If it's against their culture to tip you anyway, why even bother?
Best comment!
Really sorry for what you had to face from our people. Its quite embarrassing for me to say that sometimes some indians can be stingy and treat servers like shit. And they really give a bad rep for our entire country
@@graciegj63 I understand that it is probably in their culture that is why they don't tip. But hey, when you are in a country where tipping is a customary, then give tips for an excellent service especially when you are too needy. In my country, tipping is not a thing, but when I am in the US, I give tips..
X009X yes!!!
You are so cheap...that is it...I am from Algeria...my first week in 🇺🇸 I noticed that people tip her... cause they appreciate service...
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle with all respect you don’t understand how it really works.
When the restaurant lower the salaries, the cost price goes down, which means the restaurants can offer you a meal at a lower price, you pay your food at a restaurant cheap, then you have money left to tip based on the quality of service.:
but if a restaurant has high prices and states that "we don't need tip, we pay our servers well" then people will surely get attracted to that restaurant want to go to that one as it has a more structured form of financing @Ash-vw4yt
this system surely can change if more people starts no tipping culture bcz then more people(servers/workers) will demand from restaurant owners to raise their wages and like that system will be fixed, i know initially servers will face problems but it is good for them only in Longterm@@elyashamiche3343
I Doordash, and each time I get an offer from an Indian restaurant, it's like 12 miles away and $4 pay. It's legit shameless people that want their food but don't show appreciation. I'm Indian btw, but if u live in US and still haven't picked it up, then don't order the damn food. Simple as that.
Exactly my words
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@omgano and what about the delivery drivers that are getting destroyed from not getting tips? 🤡🤡The base pay is $2… tips literally help pay bills for thousands of delivery drivers
Totally ridiculous, your race is very aggressive, demanding
and manipulative. I have been a driver for three years in a heavy Indian
populated area and have driven entire families, Indians with excess passengers,
baggage and those that request multiple drop offs. I have yet in my three years
of driving to ever ever ever get a tip from an Indian rider. They know its in
our culture to tip for good service but they just choose not to.
Most of the indian families belong to middle class , saving money is high priority in our mind that's all that's why giving tip is not so active here!
If any one force us we just send our people into their house to make them understand :)
@@VishwasRavindran92 Stop with the excuses. I'm sure you have saved enough money for all the tips you haven't given.
@@sha1841 correct i saved a lot cause i have to purchase an iphone as apple has only 1% market share in our indian smartphone market
@@VishwasRavindran92 you have Right to not tip but why you guys So Rude and very Negative for others ??
@@VishwasRavindran92 Go back home if you don’t like it. This is American economics, not India.
Thanks for your perspective. Unfortunately as a delivery driver I am getting to the point where I will refuse an order when I see an Indian name because they often don’t tip and gas is too high to deal with people like that. 🙏❤️
As an indian, i refuse order from indian restaurants. They think basic $2.74 is enough to cover all the long miles to give them food.
Good job dont accept they are low class cheap people
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy@@holbrook-ul9cf
That's why all Indian nations are not a very liked race lol
LDN LONDON It's not so much a race but a culture.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Kind of hard to believe when if you travel to India, all those people in the markets and “guides” all want tips
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@omganoI love all the cheap bastards trying to gussy themselves up as altruistic when they don't tip instead of what they really are: cheap and greedy. If you're in the US and don't want to tip then don't eat out. People like you should go on a liat and be refused service.
Double standard and hypocrisy of indian culture and mentality. They always try to justify their way
Yeah, that’s because those “guides” are beggars and scammers. People running a legit business don’t ask for tips.
you should realize that you are living in America not India, so you need follow American culture. I'm not try to be mean but If you don't like it please go back to India so you don't have to follow American culture.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Just like yesterday, I got an Indians customer in my Uber. He asked if I have any drink he is thirsty and will pay me tips. So I gave him my last can of coke cola, funny thing is he didn’t pay me any thing and lied for a can of coke which is mine. So, that’s it. Honestly, most of Indians they don’t pay tips. But they also don’t lie for drinks.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Lol what kind of idiot was he?
I don't care the reason, start tipping. I've been in service industry for a long time. Currently taxi, former pizza delivery guy - no hourly wage either job. The tip is how I get paid. If only you heard us vent about you guys after you deny us a tip. LOL I can do the voice like Abu from the Simpsons: "We are brown, we don't tip, we are saving up for the next 9/11!" I just stop talking to you once you don't tip. As a pizza guy this one brown guy didn't tip and then he kept trying to talk to me like nothing is wrong "how is your night going?" I didn't answer and it was epic the look on his face, watching him turn all nervous. Driving the car, those who don't tip, the next time you sit in the backseat - never up front again. Either start tipping or go back to Africa.
Brown people don't come from Africa. I understand you do not know this because you're a dumb, ignorant and uneducated person (also why you work as a taxi driver).
Secondly, don't act like you're from America. If this isn't my country then it isn't yours as well. Your ancestors are the ones who came from England and stole the native's land. Why should I go back to "Africa"?
Dam son. Tore they red ass wide open with this comment
You said all of this just to end with "go back to Africa". I wasn't aware India was on the African continent
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I'm a server 40 hours a week. I've seen it all!! I'm not a racist person, whatsoever. I don't look at someone's skin color, and judge. That is wrong. Everyone gets the same service out of me. Are there white people that don't tip all that great or not at all!? Of course, but it's a lot less frequent than Indians/African Americans/Hispanics. I hate even typing that sentence out. I feel like a bad person doing so, but the proof is in the pudding. I do agree with the fact that many people don't know the proper amount to tip or that it's the main source of our income. That 5 dollars you leave on a 20 dollar bill, will help buy someones baby diapers or help pay their copay at their doctors when their sick. I think there should be some sort of tip awareness out there. You also have the people that "argue" that they shouldn't have to tip, because our employer should be paying us minimum wage. Well, if that happened, your 10 dollar burger would now be costing you 20 or 25 dollars. Your soft drink would cost more, and there would be no free refills. So, on paper it sounds like a good idea for servers to get minimum wage, but it's not realistic.
Also, it's beyond irritating when you have a large party of White/African American/Indian/Hispanic and they are running you around like CRAZY and are rude and demanding, and they receive a large bill ie:150.00 and you get 5 dollars as your tip. That table took up a majority of your night and tables. It's a slap in the face!! It ends up costing us money to wait on you. We have to tip out a certain percentage of the bill.
I must say though, that Indian tables RUN YOU AROUND!! One person will be giving you their order, then 4 other people are interrupting you telling you what they "need". Excuse me, but you can wait two seconds for more napkins. And they always need substitutions, because their usually vegetarian. Which I understand, but when I have to substitute EVERYTHING and make sure everything is correct, so you have absolutely no meet in any part of your meal, and you treat me as though I didn't just bust my ass for you, it's sucks.
Sorry I'm ranting right now, but I just wish people understood.
Abby B who else didn’t read this crap 💩 lol
So sorry....i felt bad, but its not like that minimum wage thing is not at all practical.
I just finished a shift tonight where I had an Indian party (it's always a group over five people when it comes to Indians). I always give all my tables the best service I can even if/when I'm not expecting a great tip, so I don't get super upset if the tip isn't great, it happens. But it is certainly the case that Indians tend to be awful tippers. In tonight's case the tip was $7.95 on a check that was $182.05, I gave them the happy hour prices on drinks (they were in the restaurant side where these prices are unavailable), I gave their children all free sundaes, I made a special non-alcoholic cocktail for the pregnant woman, and coursed their meal perfectly. I even made them special extra spicy salsa (it is a Mexican restaurant), I got them all special orders (vegetarian) and made sure their bar drinks all came promptly. I prebussed perfectly, kept cleaning up after their horribly behaved children and was super courteous the entire time. I don't always expect great tips cuz I know some people don't have a lot of money or just don't know how to tip appropriately, but $7.95 on $182.05? I thought I would at least get 10%, but no. Seven bucks. It's just messed up, after tip-out it means I get $2.00, I don't "hate" Indians, or even this particular family, but it is bad to do that to a server. You can tell me I should get a different job, or even suggest that maybe my service wasn't as good as I am claiming, but regardless it is an awful tip. I'm just wondering how they even arrived at $7.95 to begin with. Why not just tip me nothing? I would've been happier getting nothing. Talk about insulting tips? If you are so concerned with insulting people learn to tip correctly.
johnny walker some places don't do gratuity cause of tax reasons on the restaurant (it sucks, but a few places I've worked at just don't do it)
That is fucked up man.
This sounds like my wife’s every night working at a vegetarian restaurant. It IS insulting. Thanks for sharing.
These people will ruin the service industry and restaurant meals will just end up costing a lot more to keep servers employed while without the tip system making servers try harder we will end up with garbage service like you get from McDonald’s drive thru. Thanks India
Same here avoid Indian customers
I was a server for years and have seen how Indians never tip or tip poorly so when I’m an Indian restaurant or taxi service I do the same :) you reap what you sow
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that.
Great way to deal with your own irresponsibility and ignorance...be racist
@@abinkbabu9499 dude made a fucking video about it and some jackass keeps saying shit like “get a degree/better job,” so it’s a little difficult to believe people just “don’t know.”
in America.. we tip, if you are here, you need to go with the American way, or just leave
Well Trump is doing the same now "leave"
U need to understand its not common here and we often forget, its not our fucking problem that your restaurants doesnt pay your waiters a liveable wage. U sound so narcissistic saying follow our cultre or leave.
Been on a trip to USA and it's the shittiest country with double-faced people. I have been stared at for not giving tip and it was horrible. Its not that i cannot pay, or dont want to pay. Its because i forgot. Love.
If “Im cheap” was an entire race.
🤣🤣🤣 Russel Peters did say Indians are cheaper than the Chinese.
@@saber26ful we take proud to be cheap at least we aren't in debt 🙃🙃
@@safesaif2936 When you don’t wanna pay for service you don’t get service, serve yourself at home.
@@DMalltheway I'm happy to pay for service but it should be print on the bill as service charge and not it should be above 10%
@@safesaif2936 If restaurants charged 10% all the way no tip, that good enough?
There is a Indian family that goes to the restaurant that I work. You can see they’ve been living in America for a very long time. They tip me very well. Always more then 20%. If the Indians are tourists, they won’t tip. When I came to America, a server in this restaurant I went in New York chased me and asked me “Hey! What did I do wrong? Why there’s no tip?” By the time I had no idea servers do not make any money hourly. That being said, I live in Boston. There’s a lot of young Indian people here studying at Harvard or MIT. They’re loaded with money. They’ve been living here for several years and still do not tip! I’ve learned from the server in New York. I’ll chase yah! LOL
Don't insult all Asian
Only the Indian dosent tip
I just got $1 tip for 1 hour labor. Wow
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
And this happens very frequently, not all the time. But I usually expect under 10% from Indians and most of the time it's less. I still give them good service though because it's my job. But people aren't being racist when they complain about it, nine times out of ten you are going to get a cap tip from Indians no matter how good the service is. Nobody should be hated because they don't tip well, and it doesn't mean they are inferior or bad people, but it is a bad thing to do. If it is a cultural thing that is a poor excuse because in the United States it is "cultural" to tip at least 10%, although 15-20% should be the norm. That's just the system.
I'm sorry but do you srsly expect me to pay you to bring food from the kitchen to the table? Idc what your culture is, if it isn't the law i am not bound to pay you a tip if i dont want to. Why don't you work at a place that pays you well? It's not my fault you're irresponsible
@@random22453 this is an awful argument. Stop being a cheapskate.
@@LBPBumout cool. I'm an awful garbage person. I'm cheap. I should go back to India. Whatever. Unfortunately you're just a random idiot and i dont take orders from you and I won't pay the tip you expect me to pay
@@LBPBumout stop being a begger begging for money. You ain't getting it.
@@LBPBumout 6 years later you're still a waiter?
Always tip someone and smile as well, for good services. I don't care what the culture says, unless it's a crime to tip. If tipping is considered an insult, well why stop there. Helping the poor, giving donation, doing charity work should also be an insult as well. I feel this tipping tradition is just a way for the wealthy/stingy to justify their not tipping.
Indian immigrants don’t tip in foreign countries even if you provide extra service for free like delivery of food to your apartment. But those are especially rich so I think they think they are above me.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
If you cannot respect and observe the local U.S. culture even after having lived here for many years then do NOT expect service. When I was moonlighting as a waiter for extra money, nobody wanted to ever take a big table with Indians because we KNEW that even if you run around, cater to their needs, you don't get tip. In Texas and in many other states in the U.S., you basically work for tip as a waiter/waitress. Then do NOT go out and eat. Go to a buffet!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Just say they’re cheap AF and cut the BS!
EXACTLY!!!
Well you can't just stereotypes an entire country just because some cheap shits won't tip and give some lame excuses to support their actions.
@@abinkbabu9499 Actually you can, a lot of Indians don't give good tips or don't tip at all, that's why there's a stereotype in the first place
they never tip
Daniel Shamu Sounds harsh, but who is your employer and pays your salary... The company you signed a contract with or the customer?
+Mick Anon Well when you are a waiter or bell boy or bag helper or wheelchair pusher. It is the customer that pays your salary - or they are suppose to when they tip. When the company pays you $5.05 to wait on people - that's how you make your money is through tips.
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that.
then u should leave this underpaid job and get find a nice one where u r been paid well, what's the problem, and if u r not able to find that, then don't blaim it on indians. work hard and get some skills and surely u will live a good life then
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,..this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
what righteous statements. I saw on the new channel that in India, only 3% of tax that should be paid is ever paid. So, something that is legally required, only 3% of that is actually done. So imagine what if it is not legally required, in the case of tip.
That's definitely false
It's actually 3% of the population. Currently 46cr people are of age where you need to pay tax. Out of this 23% are farmers who do not need to pay pretty much any tax. And people who do not make more than 2.5 lakh inr per year do not need to pay taxes. 2.5 lakh inr is extremely low with respect to us. That's 3000$ a year. Not a month. A year. But in India thats very high. The only people who earn more are good engineers, and people with businesses(who dont pay taxes)
This is why our country is a hellhole. Corruption and greed for money is instilled in us. If everyone actually paid taxes, the Indian economy would skyrocket
So next time a catch a cab in NYC I don’t have to tip? Got it
I don’t tip Indians at all. Worked as a Pizza delivery guy.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Cant undertsand why an Indian have to include chinese in when they explain why they are rude and shameless themselves.
Im a chinese, I tip every time I got served by people. Although we dont have tip culture, we know how to respect people and feel for people doing that job.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Ok I understand what you’re saying, but since we all live in American now can we follow the americans rules and traditions please, especially where I live in Seattle, we are over populated with Indian people who all work for Boeing and Microsoft, have the biggest homes, make a lot of money, yet they still have that frugal mentality. I work in the beauty tipping industry. And they just don’t tip, or barely tip. When you’re living in a richer county that pays you well, you must come out of that poor mind mentality. I have single moms tipping me better.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustleyou here copying and pasting the same comment and yet not actually responding or defending any comment in response to yours. And how lazy is that? Copy and paste? So cheap
i dont want to respond becz debating on youtube comment section is time waste and will nto really reasul t in anythign productive, we could actually have a good argument on any discord server or voice mod , and ya, i'm copy pasting bcz why to waste time explaining same thing.@@lizi.2503
You talking about reputations 😃
Indian people don't give tips but they accept tips.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
$4.00 morning noon and night. 1 person or a party of 12 . 4bucks . thanks!🙌
then u should upgrade your job where u r provided with a good wage, most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
That's a very valid and insightful explanation. I know a lot of people are probably leaving negative comments about your video but it's the truth. I've traveled to several different countries, being an airline employee, and one of the things I look into before visiting are things to do or not do as a sign of respect to another's culture. However, that being said, Indian visitors and residents in the US don't seem to give that same courtesy to Americans in that respect. I've been doing Uber/Lyft since the beginning of this year and not once as any Indian passenger ever given a tip for good service. So it's gotten to the point where it's jot even worth the effort with them and to just do the bare minimum (not help them with their luggage, not ask if the temperature is comfortable for them, not ask about music preferences,etc.). Not complaining at all, it's just more so the fact that they don't oh the same reverence for the culture here, like they'd expect from those where their culture is the primary culture. I completely understand how they feel about it but just like when I was in Japan where tipping is more frowned upon. I didn't feel comfortable not tipping for amazing service but out of respect for their norms did not tip. Why can't Indians, or any race for that matter that has similar views not do the same where their core culture is not the dominant one.
Excellent question! The issue really comes down to they don't want to tip... End of story.
Same i dont help with their luggage if i know he is indian
Bottom line...its just as expensive for me to live here as it is for you. I don't get a price break just cause I'm white. So loosen up those purse strings and don't be so frieakin stingy
Fuck this shit, ate $78 and only tip $7, crazy as hell, if you don’t tip, don’t come to the goddamn restaurant, cook at home or order take out, wasting my time serving! There’s a reason I bring you drinks, there’s a reason that I clean your table, this is goddamn America.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
This is the most manipulative and backwards explanation I've ever heard. This doesn't explain why there is no tipping on the 3rd, 4th visit, when presented with a smile. The food is cheaper than it should be because you are the servers boss for that moment in time. Would you stop paying your employees to see if they genuinely wanted to be there? All I hear is you want to test if people will submit to your abusive authority with a smile (ie victim testing). In Anglo culture no man shall be ordered around without just and due compensation, otherwise it is called slavery.......which (not) ironically is still a huge problem in India.
Your reframing doesn't work. You must assimilate to the culture where you move, there is a reason you left your home country.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I'm a black man in America. Dont make excuses for your people, learn to tip.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Guys 20% always at least! Servers also tip out there bar and busser/foodrunner
Servers also only make 3.25 an hour
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
I totally dislike stereotypes, but Indians are really deserving it, they are really rude, I'm to the point of not wanting to service them anymore.... Mr. Guju, you are being condescending trying to play the victim card, giving an excuse for that ridiculous behavior, when you should be owning your peoples faults. you are in America Jack assimilate the culture!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@omgano you are absolutely incorrect, Indians are cheap and refuse to assimilate cultures, don’t travel abroad that way you won’t have to tip… cheap bastards!!!!
Went on a snorkel trip with a boat and half the folks were from India, the trip was cheap as it was expected and mentioned that we tip the crew, two of them lied and couldn't swim, the crew had to save them after they jumped in the ocean and almost drowned. That alone was worth a tip but none of them left a single dollar when departing. It's really simple whether you agree or not, if you save to go on vacation where the culture is to tip then save money to tip.
Too bad this is America. Where it is customary. Caste system doesn't apply here.
It's not condescending, it's how I fucking pay my bills.
In the USA servers generally don’t make enough money off salary alone and it is expected that their level of service is repaid by tips. If you get really bad service obviously no tip but good service pretty much requires you tip. I used to work in restaurant industry and knew many servers who would sneeze, spit or even jack into peoples food because they had seen them at the restaurant before and gotten no tip. People that use waiters services and don’t tip are just users. Tipping is not meant to be a handout it is the actual salary these waiters are getting in most cases and helps keep the good ones employed while weeding out the bad ones. If everyone was cheap and didn’t tip we would stop having nice restaurants or the food would just cost more and then the waiters could be complete crap and get away with it everytime because they are no longer on performance based system.
thank you for explaining but it is insulting to go and get services here and not tip. it is obvious that our culture tips there is a tip line on most receipts. it's really insulting.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
when you get a pizza delivered to anyone they should understand,the pizza person drives their own car,pays for their gas,and upkeep of that car.it cost 3 to 5 dollars just for the gas a 2 dollar tip does not even cover that.please understand this.
You say that a smile is enough, rather than a tip. Well smiles doesn't pay the bills. Certain services (food delivery, Waiting tables, or transport) depend on those tips. It's easy to say that 1 or 2 dollars doesn't make a difference. But when wait staff, has to service 15-20 tables, those "small tips" adds up. When people come to your country, they should respect your country's culture. In turn, our culture should be respected. Americans are just as frugal, and yet they to tip for services. I would have more respect if you just came out, and say we are too cheap to tip.
Well said!
We don't like paying more than what we have to
You should be mad at your employer for not paying you fairly
@@random22453you are indian ,you guys are the cheapest people😂😂
In many states servers only get paid 2.80 an hour and rely on tips as their income.
Then how is the average 9$ per hour?
@@random22453 average among what? In at least 20 states in the USA the server minimum wage is under $3./hr for the year 2022.
@@juliasmith3406 america is weird. Cant the employers pay their employees fairly? sounds like a you problem more than the fault of indians
Dude your people are stingy,simple as that,you love money and you love hoarding money or getting everything at a 100% discount....Simple as that.
@@random22453 At least tip something when you’re in the United States. As the saying goes, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. Please be respectful of other people’s customs and laws when you are in their country.
let us go in one of their corner stores and everything is double the price. Those cheap MoFo's dont even want to pay their tabs. Take that mess back to Mumbai!!! and they wonder why their stores get robbed twice a day...
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture like countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Yes but there are millions of resturaunts and billions of customers but this one culture purposely doesn’t tip when many other cultures do. Maybe don’t go to restaurants that pay their employees with tips if you plan not to pay it unless you get a bunch of free stuff and attention because you are not the only customer. That’s not how tips work it’s not supposed to be earned for a “act of kindness” it’s literally part of the minimum wage they earn for their entry level job. It seems Indians who believe in paying for value would be happy to pay extra for those extra sauces but NOOO they EXPECT it! I’m sorry to point out that hosts feel really badly for servers the moment Indian family comes in and expects a chain resturaunt employing teenagers is supposed to have all these “kind acts” of giving away free stuff and all that service for $2 an hour!!! Yeah $2 an hour without tips in America for servers. Then you blame the entry level employee for accepting an entry level job that doesn’t pay. They selfishly don’t tip , then they gaslight the employee. It’s A LOT of Indian culture guests in American resturaunt establishments. If you want to tip for those special kindness gestures then you can pay more than 15% to show that appreciation and 15% is expected from the server so everybody’s expectations fail when Indians walk into American restaurants.. Just go to an Indian restaurant in America and don’t tip your own culture.
@@lizi.2503maybe stop expecting that every customer will pay extra for basic services because your owner is incompetent to pay you minimum wage
What do you think expect? They try to negotiate better price at Best Buy! At best fucking buy! Go figure..
I work roadside assistance changing tires on the side of the highway in all types of weather conditions and at all times of day and night. It's a dangerous job. Unfortunately where I live there is a huge population and its exploding. They rarely if ever give tips. I don't make a lot of money but I still always tip when someone performs a good service. These people really have no shame. I'd be so embarrassed if someone changed my spare tire and I didn't tip.
Are they not paying you for changing tires?
I just can't understand why people have to pay more even if they are paying you the full price of the services?
exactly@@Sankalps9
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Unfortunately, this is not true. I work part-time as delivery driver in Canada. Customers from China or other Asia countries they they give tips expecting customers from India. Over %99 they don't tip and when it comes to them they want tips and sometimes begging for it. Sorry to say this but I feel most people from India they are cheap. Not all of them but most most of them.
They are and I honestly don’t care if it sounds racist, I maybe a cheapskate but when I tip I exaggerate and tip huge.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy@@scaryhenski
Thanks for the history lesson but when I go abroad I adapt to their culture not the other way around. Figure it the F*** out
here in missouri, the restaurant base wage is $3.75 with minimum wage being $7.50. no matter what, you will make at least minimum wage by law no matter what customers tip you. servers here get paid by check every 2 weeks which is where the restaurant compensates you to bring you up to at least minimum wage. however, servers also walk out everyday with the tips they made that day minus their daily tipouts to counter, hosts and bussers. this is where it gets vague: when you clockout, servers have to declare their credt card tips in order to clock out. they're supposed to declare their cash tips as well, but in my experience, most don't (because restaurants can't track cash tips). it may be a lot more work for a server to process cash paying customers, but at the end of the day, in spite of the work it involves to personally make change, we prefer cash. I work in a restaurant because I love my coworkers with all their sad and happy drama. I work in a restaurant because I walk out with a wallet that's a little fatter everyday.
It’s 2019 and things have changed. In Canada and the USA, not sure about India. But tipping is very important, most people don’t realize that servers make less than minimum wage! And have to tip out 4.5% of our sales to the rest of the staff. That includes dishwashers, expos, hosts, cooks. If you do not tip, servers have to take money out of their own pocket to provide the money for the rest of the staff. Just because you tip 2.00 doesn’t ensure that money will actually go to the server. Let’s say your bill is 30.00 tipping 10% of this bill would be 3.00, the server would tip out $1.35 to the other staff, leaving them with $1.65. Tipping should always be 15% if the service was good. If you cannot afford to tip don’t eat out. Simple. You should be grateful to be in this country.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I drive Uber. When I see a pickup with an Indian name, I cancel the ride. I know it’s terrible to admit but within 30 seconds I’ll have a new rider who “generally” will tip. Facts based.
I get it. You want to give someone an honest pay for his or her honest work. No penny more nor penny less than the cost of service. But hey, this is America, a capitalistic country. You got to adjust to the American culture. Very rarely will you find any American that will refuse tips and take offense to it. In America, it is the opposite, we see tips as a form of respect and hopefully we exceed the expectations of the customers and will gladly accept that tip money with a big smile to show for it.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more,...this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I’m sick of the it’s our culture excuse. Your not in your home country anymore. When you move here you become a u.s Citizen and you need to abide by our laws and our social rules as well. It’s so funny cuz I have been to Several Indian restaurants where the waiters and owner were all extremely rude. But you guys come to the restaurants I’ve worked at and expect us to kiss your asses and treat you like you are our masters and wee are servants. Not cool. Everytime I have ever waited in Indian tables when I was a server they were always bad tippers and extremely rude and talked to me like a sub human. If you move to this country you need to adapt to our way of life. I’m sure if weathers moved to India you guys would throw us in jail for not following your strict customs
. Also FYI if you don’t have an id or passport (no a photo of one on your phone does not count as that could be photoshopped) you are not gonna get served alchol. Period. Don’t argue it. Its literally our law here and if a servers serves you we can at the minimum have to pay at 10,000 fine but in most instances you just go to jail. Also the restaurant will lose their liquor license and face having to go to court if you end up in a accident. I can’t tell you how many times I have had young I Indian people throw huge bitch fits because they don’t have an id or “forgot it” or whatever other excuse. Then they always have a friend who is “smarter” than me who will try to order two drinks so that they can pass it to the person who forgot their id which again is against the law and in like 48 states you can’t order two drinks at a time legally. No wonder indian is such a bad country to live. No one there seems to like to follow laws.
How would Indians feel if I go to an Indian restaurant in America and I don’t tip my server?? The server will be happy? Hell no, we are paid by how much tips we accept.
ya we will be happy, cz here restaurants owners do give reasonable salaries to servers
So tipping is not your culture and disrespecting people is your culture ?
Okay forgot about tip why you guys are so Rude ? In fact it’s not culture it’s greediness It’s really annoying!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Indian buys 7 shots of Grey Goose Vodka at the bar for his friends. Very frugal, right? Absolutely not. Tips bartender $0.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
If you immigrate to another country or are just visiting you should respect that countries culture, you left your country for a reason, don't try to transform us into your culture, you absorb ours or leave.
Why would I say this?
Waiters and Waitresses in western countries depend on your tips to support their families and also to contribute to a healthy economy.
This Isn't India, This is not about your culture and your beliefs , this is about you coming to another country with no regard for local culture or beliefs, and trying to blame your culture on your poor etiquette.
In most to all cases not tipping or barely tipping your waiter means that they now lose money by serving you. Most restaurants make the waiter tip out about 3.5 to 5 % of their total sales at the ends of the night. So, if you don't tip or barely tip your waiter (regardless if you do, or don't), that waiter has to pay 3.5 to 5% of your total bill to the house. THAT is why you should and MUST tip your waiters anywhere from 10% to 25% of your bill because. A) they make less then minimum wage in some cases and B) and most importantly THAT IS WHAT IT IS LIKE IN OUR CULTURE!!
When in Rome do as Romans do, When in India, Do as Indians do, And when in the West, Do as Westerners do.
Figure it out EH!
Boohoo
@@random22453 are you so cheap that you’ve replied to almost every comment here? Pretty ridiculous and pathetic for someone who holds themselves in such high esteem. You keep telling people to get better jobs or get a degree (like it’s that easy), yet you are also justifying being cheap. If you are such a baller why are you whining about a couple bucks?
Nobody is asking YOU to pay their salary. And you are correct that you don’t have to do anything, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t a piece of shit for not tipping.
I even tip in my country like saying keep the change that makes them feel better because very less people actually tip
The general problem with you're argument is that it doesn't fit for The American economic system: People in the service industry don't make enough money to live so we base our income on tips. Usually 20% or more of whatever your bill is. Yes 20% so that means if you spend $100 on a meal it is custom to leave a minimum of $20. We have had this culture instilled since the age of prohibition when our country went through the Great Depression. It's not that people are being facetious when they work for tips it's that they know that good customer service usually means a show of gratitude from the customer in the form of money. If you don't want to tip then go places where they pay their workers a livable wage.
although I agree indian people should not rely on the rest of the population to pay tip and they will skip out on it, is it really 20%? In the 80s and 90s, it is 10% to 15% usually. Nowadays, they print the 15% to 20% on the bill and it is on top of tax as well.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Considering that servers make $2 an hour, this is absurd.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
no they consider money is god , they told me his name was tanmay
I am an Indian but your justification is height of stupidity......you are saying as of you are tipping at your friends home and he will get offended.. server who is working in restaurant is providing service but tips are kind of appreciation...
You best!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
This is so wrong, we in India don't tip coz it's already included in service tax which we pay when you pay, that service tax goes to employer who distributes it
@Higinio Martell III so ain't you getting paid for the low skill job where are you devoting your time? or the tip is the only money you making it?
we know you don't tip in India
you can come to our restaurant but don't expect anyone to come to your table. wait wait wait until you leave. all the servers decided this since you follow your indian rules. we don't want your business.
@@twinklestar333 I am in India
@Higinio Martell III Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions.
@Higinio Martell III I completely agree with you brother. It's important to learn the culture and basic etiquette of the country you are visiting
Mr Glam Guger, please start tipping now that you know to tip. You tip now, right? And family members tip now, you told them why to tip, right?
Always expect to get the worst service possible when all you can do is smile in return.
“Grow their Empire?” Hahahahahaha
Do you really think anyone is building a fucking empire on $2.00 an hour!?!?
GTFO with that ridiculous that’s how we do it back home shit.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
Better not put ice in the water or you’ll get NO tip at all😂
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I drive Uber Eat, Indian never tip me for once time :((( 1 time the indian girl yelling at me because she stay in her apt and i dont have a code to go inside to delivery for her. Omg.
I do the same thing and Recently I stooped to deliver for Indian (I will recognize their name 97%) not because I’m racist or Not getting tip it’s just because they make you to feel uncomfortable, I don’t know why they are filled with Negativity.
@@shanblegaramo8853 yea man, they’re so rude. I don’t racist too. But I don’t want them destroying my day.
@@shanblegaramo8853same here i know their name
It's 2022 and i work at fine dining. Indians have become big problem in the restaurant that it gets to the point that you are willing to pay another server to serve an indian table. Kitchen hates it too with all this modifications to their ordered. Allot of times they are so disrespectful it feels like they think they are the only customers or table you are serving when you have other tables that are so much easier to give service to but they will tip more. Even when you can add 20% gratuity it doesn't matter since they stay for so long they ask for so much and spend so little most of the time. It's very stressful just to see an indian family come to the door and you hoping it won't be seated to you. It's a really sad reality to get to this point because they are nice people. Most ot the time they will tip 10% and i have to pay 4% tipshare to the bussers and bartenders if they tip $20 out of $200 tab i have to pay 8 dollars out of my own pocket leaving me with 12 while serving other tables where i get $50 dollar tip work allot less and they stay less for the most part. I'm not racist in any way but I wish we could hire an indian person and let him take care of all of his kind while getting paid $2.25 and hour see how it feels. Allot of time i think they know how restaurant service works and they still tip so little. Worst part is when they leave they tell you how amazing everything was while tipping you $5 dollars it's very sad. Wish someone could tell them in their radio or their church or any magic way of how the restaurant business world sees them.
Indians don't work such jobs. All the Indian servers are back in India, where they are paid tips in fractional USD.
@@random22453 cheapest dude out there. Keeps using classist arguments to justify saving five bucks and doesn’t see the irony.
@@LBPBumout I'd save 5 backs than give it to entitled idiots like you. I'd burn 5 bucks than give it to you. And if you don't know, i tip 10% in usa. You can't expect me to pay you 20% for bringing me things. I already pay the bill.
For the very fact there is a video on this, it speaks volumes to how the American culture as a whole interprets non-tipping culprits. There are many holes in what you said, however. You mention this as if they are IN India. When I go to Mexico, I embrace their culture. Not the other way around. That is the essence of humility, humanity and gratitude. Second to note: Every Indian restaurant ( and I mean EVERY Indian restaurant) I have been to has tips as part of their point of sale. They GLADLY accept tips. But they don’t give them…. That’s odd. If the thought of tipping would be offensive was true in their culture, I would think they would take they would take that part out and would not be in 100% of the restraints I’ve been to. I can attest that Indians almost never tip. When they do, it’s usually just a few bucks. I do see it as, Indians gladly take tips but do not give them.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle tipping is an incentive for better service and gratitude. When someone is incentivized, they do better or they don’t make it. Have a wait staff be salary would be awful. I made more than my manager just by doing a great job when I was waiting tables. I was incentivized to do a great job.
by this logic every other doctor, engineer, teacher, pilot, actor, sportsman and every other job should be tipped, i mean what kind of nonsense reasoning u r giving, every other job has a fixed salary and is incentivized when done anything extra, and that too by employer, not by client
then why discriminating with servicemen, this whole structure is caused bcz of this tipping system, if staff did not had this source of money then would definitely ask from employer, and this is how economy runs@@richardl7570 , go study some economy and financing of how world works
if a restaurant has high prices and states that "we don't need tip, we pay our servers well" then people will surely get attracted to that restaurant want to go to that one as it has a more structured form of financing @Ash-vw4yt
this system surely can change if more people starts no tipping culture bcz then more people(servers/workers) will demand from restaurant owners to raise their wages and like that system will be fixed, i know initially servers will face problems but it is good for them only in Longterm@@richardl7570
@@3hustleDude, restaurants CANT AFFORD to pay their staff a $15/hr wage. They’d go bankrupt.
You need to learn how to Respect the working class.
That's how people make their living .
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that.
I’m a server and try to always give every Indian guest the benefit of doubt but I get disappointed every single time 😂
My friends tab just the other day was 697 and they left her zero ($000)😩 and she still had to pay tip out. I just had a tab that was about 550ish they left me $3.
So we know they have money and they are spenders but they are just selfish and don’t want to give their servers money!
Every once in a while though you do get a good Indian table that tips maybe 15 percent but that’s 1 in every 100😩
You are a beggar 😂
It's not true. what he is saying about india
You should tip your Uber drivers they deserve it no matter
but then u also need to ask why the waiters are paid so less? shouldn't the skills of the waiter, be recognized by the restaurant owner and he be remunerated according to his skills .
Before restaurants can pay their server enough to survive, you should tip, otherwise you are just using it as an excuse for being a dick.
I thought they have a law which is not allowed to tip no matter what. Otherwise they will get punished really bad.
no, it is not like that, but
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@secondchannelextearp7 During my time in school, I worked as a server in various restaurants. I've never encountered situations where my wages were lowered because of receiving tips, although I acknowledge this might happen in a few places. What I want to emphasize is that in the United States, tipping when dining out is a well-known practice. It's puzzling why some people choose to act unaware of this cultural norm. While it's not mandatory for customers to tip, adapting to the local culture is expected when in a new country. If there are financial difficulties, cooking at home might be a more suitable option. When choosing to dine out, it's essential not to create an uncomfortable situation. I don't mean to single out any specific group, like Indians; I have two close Indian friends myself. However, during my time as a server, I noticed that tips from Indian customers were often minimal or nonexistent, leading to a general dislike among restaurant staff. This has unfortunately contributed to a stereotype of Indians being perceived as frugal. Interestingly, one of my Indian friends who worked in an Indian restaurant shared similar experiences with tipping.
If you don’t tip then don’t order Uber eats
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
I used to work as a waitress and I disagree with everything , those 2/3 dollars won't make me build an empire but its a lot if it adds on and imagine every table I serve gives me those 2/3 dollars which is nothing for you, secondly, you're wrong....I'll still be nice to people if they don't tip, but I remember every single person who's tipped me and give them better service and discounts everytime they come back
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle but 2/3 dollars won't do you any harm,imagine demanding a good service for free...that's even more frustrating for the waiter and this is why we don't serve Indians well
Thank you for this message, it was very helpful. I needed this explanation for a class project.
it seems when I will visit your country I'll have to tip recklessly to dear servers so as to rev up my country's reputation
It calls CHEAP!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
Yes! Tell me you don’t tip by not saying you don’t tip👍🏼
You don’t have the best behaviors out on the street either. I don’t ever see you saying please or thank you. I don’t see you working in and tech company to get smiles from me when I use what ever app you have programmed. And all that you are saying is in India not America. And if you left India is for the American dream. And American car, American house, American clothing and American culture. So how come when it comes to tipping you talk of the way you do it there. Should’ve stay there then.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
Key words.....
IN INDIA!!!### TIP YOU CHEAP ASSES! RIDE IN LYFT AND DONT WANT TO TIP.... THINK ABOUT YOU ARE RIDING ON BALD TIRES. THE DRIVRR CANT AFFORD TO FEED HIMSELF AND BUY TIRES. THINK ABOUT THAT AND STOP BEING CHEAP!!!!
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
I can understand the sentiment and the original philosophy but now in a highly competitive economic world, tip is necessary .
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy.
I will never tip.
Damn! that guilty feeling when you left restaurant😪
I'm going to stop you right there and I mean no disrespect. I get what you're saying- servers put on an act to get bigger tips. NOT ALL of them are just being genuine and nice to get tips. A lot of times, it comes from the heart. I'm a server and I like to treat my guests how I'd want my family to be treated. I get in Indian culture it isn't a common thing, but here in America it is. It's a cultural thing to show appreciation and gratitude for providing an exceptional service. In America, it is an insult to not leave a tip or tip lower than the percentage of the bill. Also, most Indian families I wait on are demanding and constantly run me back and forth. Anyway, adjust to American culture and tip appropriately. Servers live off their tips here. We have kids and bills too. Don't go out to eat if you aren't going to tip- that goes for everyone.
most people in comment section are cursing Indians and their culture, but the thing is that, by tipping, we r actually encouraging restaurant/company owners to lower their salaries more, this is what exactly US people need to understand, for me tipping culture in countries like indians, and japan is the best, atleast these people unconsciously doing what is good for the economy
@@3hustle I understand your point. However, the economy isn't good anyway, so saying that's the reason for it, I'm not so sure about that. I truly believe people who don't tip you at a restaurant believe you are beneath them. I really feel like the mentality is, "this person just waits on tables. They don't need to get tipped."
Yea but again here tipping is not a regular thing and there is also economical angle even here its bad and even small amount of money matters and this mindset is carried out. People might just pay more if prices are high ( we don't appreciate hidden charges) . Here it is expected to pay what comes on bill (if its 20$ rs then its 20$)
Tip is considered a voluntary act and by its very nature its considered a qay to take more money from customer in already struggling economy and believe me if people shame indians or not give even the basic treatment because of bot giving tip it won't help. If people stop being rude and stop acting like a dick for not receiving a tip and give a proper explanation like you did definitely it will help
@@carlytueffel587 just to make it clear the mentality is" Why should i pay extra on someone else behalf when its owner responsibility. "We don't decline tip because we think you beneath us indians don't tip because they don't understand and appreciate concept of being morally forces to pay for someone else behalf
Selfish people are not welcomed anywhere. Not only that, these are selfish ppl that have neither integrity nor dignity, trying to rob others by not paying the fair share.
Well its mostly because we are not accustomed to the whole tipping thing so people may forget to tip or doesn't understand its importance. And those who genuinely avoid tipping are responsible for their actions but that doesn't mean that an entire country is like that. And no amount of lame excuses can justify this behavior.
@@abinkbabu9499 you keep saying this but you don’t need to get “accustomed” to tipping. How the hell does that even work? What does this mean?
There is a tip line on credit card receipts. Also, how many visits to a restaurant does it take to become accustomed?