I know people say raise prices but raising prices doesn't really help. Higher prices = less people will buy leading to the same situation, Not enough money to pay staff.
Yeah, we used to have the same young man come deliver pizza on the weekends and I always tipped him well. He was always polite and quick. The first time I tipped him he was so taken back and thanked me profusely.
I tipped my rural barber $100 on a $20 haircut just before Christmas, having heard he was recovering from surgery. He started crying and gave me a hug.
Funny they did a segment on tipping, but not the companies that pay their employees a low wage to where they NEED tips to live. I always tip accordingly because of it.
Yes agreed. During 2020, my family tipped generously to Doordash drivers. During the holidays would also be a high time for my family to tip higher than what we normally would do
In literally any country other than USA tipping is mostly something you do occasionally and to show that you really appreciated the service. Im pretty sure in Japan they even frown upon tipping (I’m not 100% sure, gotta Google that 😅).
@@Former_PastorThe person tipping or the person thats receiving the tip? The only reason tipping exists is because employers could pay their staff lower if they have people tip their staff
I think it's sad that most people feel the need to tip out of fear of social embarrassment or the fear of a service worker spitting in their food. I tip based on both. Do they really deserve a tip if that is the potential outcome?
Well I'm disabled with no income and I'm NOT going to stand there and explain to anyone why I don't tip. Some of us have just enough money to get by on. So reserve judgment
@@Former_Pastor it also doesnt help when the service fee is expensive and like a sandwich goes from 7-72 dollars. if they want to tip in the future, service fee shouldnt be a thing or not that much. and give them min wage. I guess they dont have common sense
Hate the tipping system. The worst I ever tipped was this gal at a restaurant. She was a bad server and was rude. I still tipped but 10% which I was being generous. I go to the bathroom, its around the corner of the servers both. I heard her getting upset saying to another waitress "this is my 5th crappy tip today!". Glad I wasn't the only one finding her services rude and crappy.
@@J0ESTER187 Last time I had "bad service" by a totally unfit waiter, I asked the manager for a short chat, listed the obvious problems, and said he was losing business by not getting this clown some service training.
Pro tip: get your food to go. They’ll still ask for a tip, but it’s not expected since you’re not dirtying up anything or taking up space. Save so much money!
@@flyingjew2994 Even then they still don’t know until they deliver the food. Unless you can leave a tip online. I don’t do Doordash or any other food delivery app so I wouldn’t know, I just go get it myself. If you’re smart you wouldn’t leave the tip online anyway, you’d tip the delivery guy in cash after they bring you the food in which the tip is based on quality and timing. Why leave a tip online beforehand and then get cold food delivered an hour or two later? Yea no, always leave a cash tip after they deliver the food. 🤣
Tipping should not increase to 20% due to inflation. It’s a PERCENTAGE not a fixed amount so it will increase proportionate to the inflation of prices on the menu… Increasing tipping percentage on top of already inflated prices is pathetic.
Instead we pay tip, the company should pay more their employees or increase the price of the service and pass it to them. Tip should be courtesy and not mandatory 😢
Right. Why should an unemployed,disabled or minimum wage worker have to tip when the staff makes way more than they do....nobody ever thinks about that ❗
This is why I'm excited to visit Japan this year. Absolutely no tipping there; in fact, it could be seen as offensive or they'll chase after you to give you back your change.
@@meowsjy2456 Many, many years ago when I was a server in a small lounge I lived off my tips. There was no way I could live off my salary, it was so little l
I was in Osaka Japan last April! I tipped a lady 10 dollars for the massage and she said no but I insisted... and she asked if it was okay to receive the money! and I said yes as she deserved it.😊 although the massage was interrupted manh times because she was also acting as receptionist that night 😅 but she was apologetic and worked hard.
I am no longer tipping in advance. Last night, I ordered two burgers with grilled onions and pickles and left a tip. When I picked up our order, came home and we unwrapped our burgers, we saw the pickles were left off. And last year when we were on a weekend trip and ordered a pizza from a local place (late at night) and left a tip for the (3rd party) driver, he upped his ETA time and after I waited over 90 minutes in the hotel lobby, he texted saying the place was closed and canceled the order. So we went to bed starving and had to wait for breakfast the following day as there were no other places nearby that were open. When I called the pizza place the next day and complained, the assistant manager said they did make my pizza and handed it off to the delivery person. It turned out, the delivery driver stole our pizza for himself. I complained to the driver's "company" and demanded he be fired. So with that said, no more advance tipping and I'm not dealing with 3rd party delivery people either.
Yup. That's why I don't use GrubHub or Door dash anymore and haven't for 2yrs now. I would tip in advance. I had items missing 2 separate times out of my orders (both times were under the SAME DRIVER) The final straw was when this dumbass kid handed me my takeout container tied up in a bag & TIPPED OVER. All the food had leaked from the container and spilled everywhere. No way the Mexican restaurant served it like that! He knocked it over during transport and knew and didn't even tell me. Instead he put it on the counter at my job and ran before I could complain. I worked 12hr shifts at a laundromat & needed the service because I couldn't leave for lunch. These people provide garbage service, steal, and tamper with your order and wanna know why the public doesn't wanna tip them anymore.
Some idiot left a DoorDash order on our porch last week when we weren't home and the squirrels ate it before anyone found it three days later. We have no idea who is was for and why it was delivered there. Wonder if the customer got a refund or if the driver got some sort of discipline.
see japan has a lot of good ideas when it comes to no tips, more serious about stopping crimes and etc. the only thing I dont like about them is their government and they over hunt tunas and whales. besides that japan has most of the stuff right
I onced tipped a delivery guy a pack of condoms because i purchased it online and had no cash on me. He started laughing and saying that he may use it on his girlfriend that night
At the end of the day unless I'm at a restaurant I don't give a tip I work hard for my money. Employees should tip the customer but we all know that's not gonna happen so why expect a customer to tip the employees just do your job you get a paycheck for a reason
I went to Yogurtland the other day, I got my own bowl, my own ice cream then I put on all my own toppings then I headed to the register to pay for my frozen yogurt and it asked for a tip😂I just shook my head and put not tip. It’s getting to where I don’t even want to go out anymore cause it feels like you’re being “harassed” for tips
I’ve been in basically the same exact scenario where I don’t leave a tip, then they give you a dirty look or their attitude changes towards you even though they already get paid a normal wage (unlike service workers such as waitresses, etc)
Here in Italy there isn't the culture of the tip, you just pay the service that the buisness sells to you. I think that this culture of tipping it's very stressing!
As a person who works in food service I only tip if I’m being waited on like at a restaurant. My mom always taught me to tip 20% at the minimum and she always does when we go out. At Starbucks and for takeout food I don’t tip. I’ve had to teach my mom to not feel guilty about those tipping options now because she feels bad but it adds up really fast.
Correction if I’m getting pizza though I will tip the delivery guy but that delivery guy on the video was completely off. 5 dollars for a 20 dollar order is fine.
how about janitors scrubbing toilets and keeping public restrooms and areas clean? Janitors much more deserve tips not a Starbucks employee serving coffee
I don’t tip unless worth it and the people from the restaurant chase me to the parking lot and asked me for a tip. Im sorry but if no one refills my drink I'm not tipping anyone for just giving me my order
I always tip for basically everything. Recently i noticed Subway has a tipping option but i didnt tip that day because the lady making my sub was no sandwich artist. Half the cheese was on the sandwich and half was hanging off onto the wrapper and when she toasted it the cheese just melted onto the wrapper. She didn't get a tip or a "thank you".
i tip for good service. i tip well for great service. i don't tip for bad service or bad attitude. if that pizza delivery guy was my employee, he would no longer be employed.
Americans have a strange obsession with gratuity. In Canada the price to eat out or order take out is high enough that a tip is not required...although many places provide an option 🤨.
I'm from Europe and here we typically receive proper payment for our work, and tipping is not common. Personally, I've only received a tip once, which was a soda.
Yeah we pay decent amount back in taxes, but we also get heart transplant, brainsurgery and anything else healtcare-wise for free, also our infrastructure is insanely good :) Very free & peaceful life (minus the Ukraine - Russian war atm)
@@tangent123456 once & for all, YOUR HEALTHCARE IS NOT FREE! you pay for it, your neighbors pay for it, everyone (well, at least everyone who works, & pays their enormous tax bill) pays for it, no matter how much they do - OR DON'T - use it...please tell me where it's written, that I should be *required* to pay for anyone's healthcare, besides my own, my family's, or anyone I CHOOSE to (via charity) support, or why you should be forced to pay for mine?
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 I am required for a 37% payment, but I enjoy the benefits of complimentary healthcare, schooling including primary and secondary levels degrees, and additional educational opportunities. May I inquire, what is your financial commitment for healthcare, schooling, and high school? While I recognize that these services come with associated costs, they do serve as a safeguard, preventing families from facing financial bankruptcy when unexpected situations or accidents arise.
Fun fact, if you tip from a screen (not in a tip jar) then tip money will NOT go to coworkers, it will go to the business, so the money will be wasted. I think this might be for more famous companies, and not local shops in your area
i always buy pizza and where I live from the pizza place it’s far so i always remember tipping and the drivers is always so happy to get tip from $5 to $10
It’s simple. If they get paid a hourly wage that’s at minimum state wage or higher, then they don’t need tips. Also. I’m so tired of them talking to this “etiquette expert”.
Or adopt the global method; and don't tip at all. Let the store develop a different business strategy to pay their workers. The food industry itself has a thin profit margin. But I pay my employees actual wages starting at $15.
Yes, the difference in min wage salary for tipped or not tipped is only a few dollars per hour, per server. The entire payroll should not be over 30 percent of gross revenue of a restaurant, including non-tipped employees.
Tipping is supposed to be a bonus for doing a good job.not paying employees for their work. Other countries don't tip they pay employees fair wage. May cost a little more but sees everyone happy owners and employee
I tip at my discretion. Not tipping someone for putting my donut in a bag. Not tipping for a to go order. I do tip for this and I hate it, tipping for a pour of beer on tap. I’m not here to subsidize wages. I am here to thank you for your exceptional service.
Its everywhere now, like at Starbucks now they shove the tip iPad in your face, or taking out a pizza. I have no idea what extra service these people have supposedly done to earn a tip.
ok i feel like they missed a big part of the problem and people don’t realize!! I used to work at a donut shop and the tips that were on the tablet did NOT go to the employees!! The owner would keep it or pay the fees for the machine tablet thing! I suggest always asking the person serving u if the tip goes to them. When the tip is asking from a tablet.
Tip whoever you want 🤷🏾♀️ I personally only tip my nail tech, loctician, and restaurant servers. On rare occasion when I utilize Lyft, I tip the driver as well 👍🏾
if you can afford all those services in the first place, then yeah, you probably should be tipping in Joe Biden's economy. most of us don't (or no longer) get our nails professionally done, or eat in/from restaurants, or go to the loctician
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 In "Joe Biden's economy" I netted about four times more income last year than in the previous year and have to set aside some extra for the taxes we're going to owe in April. Thanks Joe!
I know people who work in retail that get tips sometimes (even though it's not allowed). Most times its denied but there has been times where they take the tip. For those who can get tips, appreciate every dollar you get. From some change to a few dollars, every penny counts.
Delivery drivers only. The truth though is we shouldn't be tipping anybody. Companies should be paying their employees a living wage. No matter the job.
A tip in any amount for me is fine. If you give me $1 or $5 or $10, I'll greatly appreciate it! But even if you don't give me anything, it's ok. It just shows that I while I already provided you the service or whatever you needed me to do, out of the kindness of your heart, you thought that I should get a little extra and that means so much man. That's why tips personally mean a lot for me, because someone thought that I deserved it ❤ But I'd never harass you or something because you didn't tip me. That's just rude.
Why tip someone who have a boss who pay them. It is not my job as a customer to pay the employee. They already got my money. The boss can use that to pay them. End of story. Never tip them. They doing their job.
My son is a server at a restaurant or waiter.. in our state since they get tips they only make like $3 an hour so yes service should get tips or else they basically make nothing. The guy at the front counter giving you Dunkin' donuts coffee for $15 an hour, no tip there.. if you ring me up at any register, no tip there.. in my opinion they should do away with tips like in other countries and have servers make the same wages as everyone else.
Ummm bro got a 5$ tip from 20$ is completely nice what the heck! What a ungrateful lame. And btw these business should be paying these people more!!!!!! It’s ridiculous! If the service was amazing of coarse I’ll tip. I’ve work in the industry where tipping it actually part of it. If you want a tip do great service as well!
Or just better off get rid of tipping like many other countries. Tipping started when servers were making $1/hr and restaurant owners were smart to realize customers would pay their wage… I’m not tipping a server making $80k/year
In Brazil we don't tip and personally as a Brazilian I think tipping is kind of confusing, I mean every time you pay you need to calculate the porcetage
The way that restaurants add tipping options even when you’re not being tended to by a server is just more of these dark patterns that have been cropping up lately. It’s straight up emotional manipulation.
Starbucks is already way overpriced for the average quality drinks & foods they offer (it's essentially a fancy Dunkin' Donuts these days), and they still have the gall to ask for tips? How many mansions/yachts does the Starbucks CEO own at this point?
This is exactly what I do. . I will always tip a car hop but if I go through drive thru na. No tip. If I go get my nails done or hair cuts yes I tip. If I go eat at restaurant for sure I tip. If I get pizza delivered. Yes I tip. But just like ordering my food and then they give it to me no service I dont feel bad about not tipping.
That's why it's not good to have strange ppl knocking on your door ! I don't trust ppl with my food there's no telling what they've done before arriving !
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Here's an idea: Eliminate tipping, just charge for service and pay staff appropriately.
Then restaurants will charge more for food :)
@H0rseMac ehh the owners just have to not get a much of an income
Rather that than tipping
@@H0rseMacin australia we actually pay a decent wage to workers.
I know people say raise prices but raising prices doesn't really help. Higher prices = less people will buy leading to the same situation, Not enough money to pay staff.
I remember I tipped a Domino’s delivery driver, we gave her a $10 tip and she looked so grateful and gave me a hug.
$10 for someone can go a long way.
I would've given you a hug even if you gave me $5!
Same here domino’s employee teared up!
@@EDC98 I love giving delivery drivers tips ❤️
Yeah, we used to have the same young man come deliver pizza on the weekends and I always tipped him well. He was always polite and quick. The first time I tipped him he was so taken back and thanked me profusely.
I tipped my rural barber $100 on a $20 haircut just before Christmas, having heard he was recovering from surgery. He started crying and gave me a hug.
Funny they did a segment on tipping, but not the companies that pay their employees a low wage to where they NEED tips to live. I always tip accordingly because of it.
This channel and the internet is full of videos about bad wages given by companies. Stop lying.
Yes agreed. During 2020, my family tipped generously to Doordash drivers. During the holidays would also be a high time for my family to tip higher than what we normally would do
Or why tip beggars act so entitled.
In literally any country other than USA tipping is mostly something you do occasionally and to show that you really appreciated the service. Im pretty sure in Japan they even frown upon tipping (I’m not 100% sure, gotta Google that 😅).
@@Randorandom232well cos they don’t have liable wages most of the time. USA is a very interesting country (at least from an outsider perspective 😂)
Stop tipping culture, period.
Agree. I know very few people that tip because of low or no income
@@Former_PastorThe person tipping or the person thats receiving the tip? The only reason tipping exists is because employers could pay their staff lower if they have people tip their staff
@@Stampyboyz and we wonder know why it doesnt work well. I hope that company knows it lol
Complaining for a 5$ tip is ridiculous
Especially on a $20 pizza!
you all know of anyone that became rich delivering pizzas? i sure dont!
Your just cheap a gallon of gas is 3.50 plus time and wear on car. 5 dollars is ridiculous
@@Voicenreason24725% tip is way more than enough for delivering a pizza
Especially when that is 25% of the bill!
I think it's sad that most people feel the need to tip out of fear of social embarrassment or the fear of a service worker spitting in their food. I tip based on both. Do they really deserve a tip if that is the potential outcome?
Well I'm disabled with no income and I'm NOT going to stand there and explain to anyone why I don't tip.
Some of us have just enough money to get by on. So reserve judgment
I've hit no tip right in front of them. I only tip if I'm going to a casual dining restaurant with table service.
If the service was good I’ll tip that individual
This!! At this point they might as well carry guns and threaten everyone that doesn’t tip them, I mean I’m sure that’s next.
@@Former_Pastor it also doesnt help when the service fee is expensive and like a sandwich goes from 7-72 dollars. if they want to tip in the future, service fee shouldnt be a thing or not that much. and give them min wage. I guess they dont have common sense
Hate the tipping system. The worst I ever tipped was this gal at a restaurant. She was a bad server and was rude. I still tipped but 10% which I was being generous. I go to the bathroom, its around the corner of the servers both. I heard her getting upset saying to another waitress "this is my 5th crappy tip today!". Glad I wasn't the only one finding her services rude and crappy.
You’re a better man than me… I would’ve gladly hit $0
@@J0ESTER187 Last time I had "bad service" by a totally unfit waiter, I asked the manager for a short chat, listed the obvious problems, and said he was losing business by not getting this clown some service training.
A $5 tip for a $20 pizza is 25%, so why is this guy complaining?
right? Its actually a really good tip lol
Because he doesn't understand basic things like percentages. If he did then he wouldn't be a delivery driver
He’s either the dumbest delivery guy on the planet or the video was staged. No in between.
I think he actually said why. The house looked great.
@@SnakePlantCollectorit’s unrelated. Nothing to do with his tip for the amount of food he delivered.
I hate tipping so much. I wish it never existed
Women should not have to tip or the elderly or unemployed
Pro tip: get your food to go. They’ll still ask for a tip, but it’s not expected since you’re not dirtying up anything or taking up space. Save so much money!
@@shellbeeyourshells "it's not expected"? A tip is NEVER expected. It is completely optional and should be appreciated whenever it happens.
ATTN: A TIP IS NOT REQUIRED. IT’S GENEROUS TO LEAVE ONE BUT IS NOT A REQUIREMENT. SO DON’T EXPECT ONE!
If you dont tip dont expect fast service or warm food. 😏
@@jaimejimenez8749 The tip is left at the end of the meal when you pay, so the waiter or waitress doesn’t know for sure if you’re going to tip or not.
@@UlricGrimHe's talking from a Doordash and Uber eats drivers perspective, so he's right.
@@flyingjew2994 Even then they still don’t know until they deliver the food. Unless you can leave a tip online. I don’t do Doordash or any other food delivery app so I wouldn’t know, I just go get it myself. If you’re smart you wouldn’t leave the tip online anyway, you’d tip the delivery guy in cash after they bring you the food in which the tip is based on quality and timing. Why leave a tip online beforehand and then get cold food delivered an hour or two later? Yea no, always leave a cash tip after they deliver the food. 🤣
@@jaimejimenez8749
Do people tip before they even eat 🤣
If I owned the pizza shop he'd been fired for suggesting the customer owed him a tip. And a $5.00 tip is being more than generous.
He was fired
It was doordash
@@Heraldmakesapoopoo oh, I didn't know that but, I'll never use door dash again, tks.
@@jimmiers4685 prolly not
the entitlement some of these people have to other people's money is wild
@@JustSomeGuy-xe2mf
Don't open a restaurant if you're too cheap to pay your employees well 🙄
@@Xane_Dragon 😂 gotem
@@JustSomeGuy-xe2mftipping is not a law 😂😂 it’s a choice
@@Xane_Dragon have you noticed he won’t reply to you but since he saw I am a female he’s constantly replying and trying to argue with me? 😂😂😂😂
It is inappropriate to tip people just handing you a coffee, at the drive through or take out.
Tip nothing. Their employer SHOULD be paying them enough. We all got bills to pay
Exactly. I'm jobless so why should I tip 😦
@@Xane_Dragon Even rich people have no obligation to supplement the income of tipped servers.
Tipping should not increase to 20% due to inflation. It’s a PERCENTAGE not a fixed amount so it will increase proportionate to the inflation of prices on the menu… Increasing tipping percentage on top of already inflated prices is pathetic.
Tipping as a percentage is silly. The amount and quality of SERVICE generally has nothing to do with the price of what you ordered.
0:08 "We went to an expert for tipping" most hilarious thing said on this channel 😂
They keep bringing back this “etiquette expert” and I can never take them seriously
@@Benjamin-tw1gw "We went to an expert... " also, "we pulled some baloney out of a place we don't talk about." Same thing.
As an ex server/restaurant worker, we don’t want your tips just a raise, that’s why I talk to the guy I work for
Instead we pay tip, the company should pay more their employees or increase the price of the service and pass it to them. Tip should be courtesy and not mandatory 😢
Preach
Right. Why should an unemployed,disabled or minimum wage worker have to tip when the staff makes way more than they do....nobody ever thinks about that ❗
This is why I'm excited to visit Japan this year. Absolutely no tipping there; in fact, it could be seen as offensive or they'll chase after you to give you back your change.
This is true. They appreciate your continued business, and not asking for hand outs.
Oka
Yeah but as a waitress who gets paid 3.50 an hour I want that tip💀
@@meowsjy2456 Many, many years ago when I was a server in a small lounge I lived off my tips. There was no way I could live off my salary, it was so little l
I was in Osaka Japan last April! I tipped a lady 10 dollars for the massage and she said no but I insisted... and she asked if it was okay to receive the money! and I said yes as she deserved it.😊 although the massage was interrupted manh times because she was also acting as receptionist that night 😅 but she was apologetic and worked hard.
I am no longer tipping in advance. Last night, I ordered two burgers with grilled onions and pickles and left a tip. When I picked up our order, came home and we unwrapped our burgers, we saw the pickles were left off.
And last year when we were on a weekend trip and ordered a pizza from a local place (late at night) and left a tip for the (3rd party) driver, he upped his ETA time and after I waited over 90 minutes in the hotel lobby, he texted saying the place was closed and canceled the order. So we went to bed starving and had to wait for breakfast the following day as there were no other places nearby that were open. When I called the pizza place the next day and complained, the assistant manager said they did make my pizza and handed it off to the delivery person. It turned out, the delivery driver stole our pizza for himself. I complained to the driver's "company" and demanded he be fired.
So with that said, no more advance tipping and I'm not dealing with 3rd party delivery people either.
Ok now that SUCKS
Yup. That's why I don't use GrubHub or Door dash anymore and haven't for 2yrs now. I would tip in advance. I had items missing 2 separate times out of my orders (both times were under the SAME DRIVER) The final straw was when this dumbass kid handed me my takeout container tied up in a bag & TIPPED OVER. All the food had leaked from the container and spilled everywhere. No way the Mexican restaurant served it like that! He knocked it over during transport and knew and didn't even tell me. Instead he put it on the counter at my job and ran before I could complain. I worked 12hr shifts at a laundromat & needed the service because I couldn't leave for lunch. These people provide garbage service, steal, and tamper with your order and wanna know why the public doesn't wanna tip them anymore.
Some idiot left a DoorDash order on our porch last week when we weren't home and the squirrels ate it before anyone found it three days later. We have no idea who is was for and why it was delivered there. Wonder if the customer got a refund or if the driver got some sort of discipline.
This is why i live in Japan. Tipping is highly discouraged.
Tipping is optional, period! It’s use to be for extraordinary service and nowadays you can’t get ordinary service.
I went to Europe 2 years ago. Went out to a bunch of restaurants. They don’t do tipping, I’m like… “wow this makes so much sense”
You don’t need to tip anyone Simple as that. Tip if you feel like it
But tipping is banned throughout Japan, so we should just ban tipping period.
see japan has a lot of good ideas when it comes to no tips, more serious about stopping crimes and etc. the only thing I dont like about them is their government and they over hunt tunas and whales. besides that japan has most of the stuff right
@@ladyriethegoldendelmo5441 When I lived in Japan it was like a police state, with police on every street corner. It was unpleasant at that level.
Bruh what’s so crazy to me is when they ask for a tip at like Dutch bros lmao or Starbucks like bruh💀💀💀
By rule, NOBODY should ever ask for a tip. It's just rude. Like asking for a gift as an entry fee to your party.
I onced tipped a delivery guy a pack of condoms because i purchased it online and had no cash on me. He started laughing and saying that he may use it on his girlfriend that night
At the end of the day unless I'm at a restaurant I don't give a tip I work hard for my money. Employees should tip the customer but we all know that's not gonna happen so why expect a customer to tip the employees just do your job you get a paycheck for a reason
I went to Yogurtland the other day, I got my own bowl, my own ice cream then I put on all my own toppings then I headed to the register to pay for my frozen yogurt and it asked for a tip😂I just shook my head and put not tip. It’s getting to where I don’t even want to go out anymore cause it feels like you’re being “harassed” for tips
I’ve been in basically the same exact scenario where I don’t leave a tip, then they give you a dirty look or their attitude changes towards you even though they already get paid a normal wage (unlike service workers such as waitresses, etc)
@@J0ESTER187 Tipped employees ALWAYS make at least minimum wage, even if they don't get tipped. That's the law.
I learned nothing by watching the segment. It literally says for you to make it your choice.
Here in Italy there isn't the culture of the tip, you just pay the service that the buisness sells to you. I think that this culture of tipping it's very stressing!
Don't tip at all. It's unfair.
Let’s put tips at $0. Like everywhere else.
As a person who works in food service I only tip if I’m being waited on like at a restaurant. My mom always taught me to tip 20% at the minimum and she always does when we go out. At Starbucks and for takeout food I don’t tip. I’ve had to teach my mom to not feel guilty about those tipping options now because she feels bad but it adds up really fast.
Correction if I’m getting pizza though I will tip the delivery guy but that delivery guy on the video was completely off. 5 dollars for a 20 dollar order is fine.
This is why I haven’t gone out as much , I hate tipping especially at Starbucks
how about janitors scrubbing toilets and keeping public restrooms and areas clean? Janitors much more deserve tips not a Starbucks employee serving coffee
A taxi tip request is an annoyance, especially when they charge for time in slow traffic as opposed to charging just by the mile.
You have no obligation to tip a taxi driver, or anyone else.
I don’t tip unless worth it and the people from the restaurant chase me to the parking lot and asked me for a tip. Im sorry but if no one refills my drink I'm not tipping anyone for just giving me my order
soon the tips will cost more than the meal
I always tip for basically everything. Recently i noticed Subway has a tipping option but i didnt tip that day because the lady making my sub was no sandwich artist. Half the cheese was on the sandwich and half was hanging off onto the wrapper and when she toasted it the cheese just melted onto the wrapper. She didn't get a tip or a "thank you".
How about... just do your job. That is what you get paid for. Let's get rid of tipping.
in my whole 23 years of my life, I have only tipped twice I don’t see the point
i tip for good service. i tip well for great service. i don't tip for bad service or bad attitude. if that pizza delivery guy was my employee, he would no longer be employed.
Americans have a strange obsession with gratuity. In Canada the price to eat out or order take out is high enough that a tip is not required...although many places provide an option 🤨.
Tip what you can....whether it be 1-20$
stuff like this makes me not want to tip at all. watch how quick companies will start paying their workers a fair wage
I'm from Europe and here we typically receive proper payment for our work, and tipping is not common. Personally, I've only received a tip once, which was a soda.
and then, what huge percentage of that "proper payment" do you have to pay to your government, in taxes?
Yeah we pay decent amount back in taxes, but we also get heart transplant, brainsurgery and anything else healtcare-wise for free, also our infrastructure is insanely good :) Very free & peaceful life (minus the Ukraine - Russian war atm)
@@tangent123456 once & for all, YOUR HEALTHCARE IS NOT FREE! you pay for it, your neighbors pay for it, everyone (well, at least everyone who works, & pays their enormous tax bill) pays for it, no matter how much they do - OR DON'T - use it...please tell me where it's written, that I should be *required* to pay for anyone's healthcare, besides my own, my family's, or anyone I CHOOSE to (via charity) support, or why you should be forced to pay for mine?
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385
I am required for a 37% payment, but I enjoy the benefits of complimentary healthcare, schooling including primary and secondary levels degrees, and additional educational opportunities. May I inquire, what is your financial commitment for healthcare, schooling, and high school? While I recognize that these services come with associated costs, they do serve as a safeguard, preventing families from facing financial bankruptcy when unexpected situations or accidents arise.
5 dollars on 20 dollar pizza that's 25%so screw that door dash guy
When in doubt, don't tip.
I’m so glad i live in Europe . Just pay your employees for goodness sake
Not even pizza delivery people get 5$ and he’s complaining
Fun fact, if you tip from a screen (not in a tip jar) then tip money will NOT go to coworkers, it will go to the business, so the money will be wasted. I think this might be for more famous companies, and not local shops in your area
A business cannot legally keep tips intended for servers.
''Worlds richest country'' where workers have to rely on tips just to make a living.. amazing
You aren't OBLIGATED. If it's an option just remember, you can't spell option without N and OOs. No tip, that's your only tip from me.
I’m a delivery driver and $5 is great on a 20$ order
In theory, ANY tip is more than you have any right to expect.
i always buy pizza and where I live from the pizza place it’s far so i always remember tipping and the drivers is always so happy to get tip from $5 to $10
I once tipped a call girl $53. She was so happy !!
It’s simple. If they get paid a hourly wage that’s at minimum state wage or higher, then they don’t need tips.
Also. I’m so tired of them talking to this “etiquette expert”.
Or adopt the global method; and don't tip at all. Let the store develop a different business strategy to pay their workers. The food industry itself has a thin profit margin. But I pay my employees actual wages starting at $15.
Yes, the difference in min wage salary for tipped or not tipped is only a few dollars per hour, per server. The entire payroll should not be over 30 percent of gross revenue of a restaurant, including non-tipped employees.
Tipping is supposed to be a bonus for doing a good job.not paying employees for their work. Other countries don't tip they pay employees fair wage. May cost a little more but sees everyone happy owners and employee
I tip at my discretion. Not tipping someone for putting my donut in a bag. Not tipping for a to go order. I do tip for this and I hate it, tipping for a pour of beer on tap.
I’m not here to subsidize wages. I am here to thank you for your exceptional service.
You’re not entitled to a tip nor is anyone is obligated to tip you.
When I order takeout I don’t tip. I only tip when there is a person helping or delivering something
So basically lets form our own opinions about who we should tip.
Restaurant owners should pay us for wait time, waiting in line, and for making the effort to travel to the restaurant
It charges for delivery, it should paid for our traveling cost
Its everywhere now, like at Starbucks now they shove the tip iPad in your face, or taking out a pizza. I have no idea what extra service these people have supposedly done to earn a tip.
Those ipad tips go to the business owner not the worker to make it even worse.
ok i feel like they missed a big part of the problem and people don’t realize!! I used to work at a donut shop and the tips that were on the tablet did NOT go to the employees!! The owner would keep it or pay the fees for the machine tablet thing!
I suggest always asking the person serving u if the tip goes to them. When the tip is asking from a tablet.
No to tipping, employers need to pay decent salaries
None! Pay your fricken employees!
Tip whoever you want 🤷🏾♀️ I personally only tip my nail tech, loctician, and restaurant servers. On rare occasion when I utilize Lyft, I tip the driver as well 👍🏾
if you can afford all those services in the first place, then yeah, you probably should be tipping
in Joe Biden's economy. most of us don't (or no longer) get our nails professionally done, or eat in/from restaurants, or go to the loctician
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 could be a billionaire and still not tip.
I’ll do it when I feel like it.
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 In "Joe Biden's economy" I netted about four times more income last year than in the previous year and have to set aside some extra for the taxes we're going to owe in April. Thanks Joe!
I know people who work in retail that get tips sometimes (even though it's not allowed). Most times its denied but there has been times where they take the tip. For those who can get tips, appreciate every dollar you get. From some change to a few dollars, every penny counts.
The restaurant where I gave my biggest tip, I eventually caught them faking Kobe beef 😒
Majority of the world does NOT tip. Tipping is stupid and America should get rid of it. Shouldn’t be the customers job to pay the employees salary.
you see in australia we have a proper minimum wage where these rich companies have to fairly pay their workers and we dont need to tip anyone.
I ate out twice a week before, but now once a month. It's become really burdensome.
I don't get the connection. Tipping is completely optional. Enjoy yourself.
I hate it when im at a venue and the people there except a tip
Like no you don't ill gladly hit no tip as you watch
Nobody ever has the right to expect a tip.
such a bizzare concept in the americas
Here's my simple solution to the problem: I don't tip.
Delivery drivers only.
The truth though is we shouldn't be tipping anybody. Companies should be paying their employees a living wage. No matter the job.
Minimum wage for tips is not intended to be a "living wage".
Should you tip a furniture delivery guy who assembled stuff at the house, so far good but comments on the living conditions before leaving?
I vote to do away with tipping. Make employers pay their employees enough that tipping isn't necessary.
A tip in any amount for me is fine.
If you give me $1 or $5 or $10, I'll greatly appreciate it! But even if you don't give me anything, it's ok.
It just shows that I while I already provided you the service or whatever you needed me to do, out of the kindness of your heart, you thought that I should get a little extra and that means so much man.
That's why tips personally mean a lot for me, because someone thought that I deserved it ❤
But I'd never harass you or something because you didn't tip me. That's just rude.
Never understood people complaining about people not tipping , that just tells me that you hate life and your job lmfao
Why tip someone who have a boss who pay them. It is not my job as a customer to pay the employee. They already got my money. The boss can use that to pay them. End of story. Never tip them. They doing their job.
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GET RID OF TIPPING ALTOGETHER!!!!!!! It’s ridiculous no where else in the world !!!!!
Stop tipping all together
My son is a server at a restaurant or waiter.. in our state since they get tips they only make like $3 an hour so yes service should get tips or else they basically make nothing. The guy at the front counter giving you Dunkin' donuts coffee for $15 an hour, no tip there.. if you ring me up at any register, no tip there.. in my opinion they should do away with tips like in other countries and have servers make the same wages as everyone else.
I always try to do at least $5. It also depends on the service but I try to give what I can bc we’re all working people
Ummm bro got a 5$ tip from 20$ is completely nice what the heck! What a ungrateful lame.
And btw these business should be paying these people more!!!!!! It’s ridiculous!
If the service was amazing of coarse I’ll tip. I’ve work in the industry where tipping it actually part of it. If you want a tip do great service as well!
The delivery guy is literally part of the problem of this whole tipping system
Put back $1 tip option. Not 20% minimum. Thats why people dont tip
Or just better off get rid of tipping like many other countries.
Tipping started when servers were making $1/hr and restaurant owners were smart to realize customers would pay their wage…
I’m not tipping a server making $80k/year
In Brazil we don't tip and personally as a Brazilian I think tipping is kind of confusing, I mean every time you pay you need to calculate the porcetage
No u don't bro it's a tip u leave what u want to help out
None of them, unless you absolutely want to because of an incredible service. Businesses need to pay their employees.
The way that restaurants add tipping options even when you’re not being tended to by a server is just more of these dark patterns that have been cropping up lately. It’s straight up emotional manipulation.
Don't overthink it. If you're not getting personal service that you appreciate, no tip is necessary and it is never actually required.
Starbucks is already way overpriced for the average quality drinks & foods they offer (it's essentially a fancy Dunkin' Donuts these days), and they still have the gall to ask for tips?
How many mansions/yachts does the Starbucks CEO own at this point?
Lmao I only tip when I can and that’s like at restaurants if you really rely on tips and can’t handle it then find a new job that simple
This is exactly what I do. . I will always tip a car hop but if I go through drive thru na. No tip.
If I go get my nails done or hair cuts yes I tip. If I go eat at restaurant for sure I tip. If I get pizza delivered. Yes I tip. But just like ordering my food and then they give it to me no service I dont feel bad about not tipping.
Myself.
That's why it's not good to have strange ppl knocking on your door ! I don't trust ppl with my food there's no telling what they've done before arriving !