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Thank you for the explanation! It was very easy to follow and helped me understand what I'm really going to be get going into my new job.
Thanks for breaking this down for us! I knew this didn't sound right somehow, just didn't know how exactly it worked
Yours is the only video I've found that explains in behalf of workers. I need more
starting to upload 2 times a week, time to get to this youtube bag!!!
sorry this information is wrong. you only report the amount YOU took home AFTER pooling out everyone.
Why would anyone pay attention to anyone who makes themself look like that.?
why you come here and comment then, go ahead and leave buddy, i already know what you look like
I pay %3.5 on credit card tips just to get that money and then I tip bar, busser, expo food runner another %10
Being a server is like being a fucking slave to the public
Yep and all you described was only based on the ur tips
You aren't a slave to the public ! You are a slave that your employer ! Know why they can enslave you ??? Bc, noone stands up and fights
Please don't use that term so loosely and lightly. Like you can't just walk away smh
Bro you got it all wrong. We only claim the actual credit card tips that were paid on to us on our checks. Not the total tips made during our shift. Because we pool our tips. Otherwise, is have some night where i would have been reported to have made 800-1000 dollars. 😂😂😂
very informative, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Now add 10% of my tips to boh too. Dishwasher and cooks!
I get what you're saying, but in canada servers are paid pretty well. Almost as much as the cooks from our minimum wage increases. I am totally for the minimum wage increases, but I notice that servers are now doing less. As in, they are now not doing side cleaning jobs and things like that. So other people are either hired to do it or it gets dropped on the kitchen staff to do. I found that weird because every raise servers get.... they feel they are entitled more plus complain about tip out while the company is paying more on your wage PLUS hiring cleaning companies to do your job AND the kitchen is covering your slacking.
more jobs is bad? less work and better pay is bad? whats your point here?
Im still looking for a form. Because as a server I end up paying taxes on all the "tipout" money. Which I dont think its fair. So currently Im playing IRS and taxing the tip out money on what I would pay if I were to keep the money.
Example: My tipout is $100. I pay 30% in taxes every paycheck. So I tax $30 on the $100 so my tipout ends up being $70.
I dont want to stiff my colleagues. But Im not paying taxes on what Im not bringing home.
As a top chef working in ohio its different here. Way more profitable as a server.
I just started my first serving job and they do this but for some reason I feel like I need to tip my bussers and dishwasher people more but then think of the other staff who are putting in work too so I feel conflicted if so how would you go about it? Somehow my dollar only stretches soo far then idk if that would interfere with the other coworkers etc 😅 maybe some friendly advice
😂 this is madness. Restaurant owners should be held to pay fairly and tips a bonus not a given.
What's it called...
so much math just to eat food.
I got 23$ for the night, had to tip out 11$ almost flipped my shit. I'm might quit what do y'all think?
quit, that aint enough
And you are forgetting the rent and utilities. The place im working in now pays 20,ooo a month in rent bro.
As a worker, you really should stand with other workers, the owners do not need you to fight for them, they already have the government, laws and other owners with them and they wont fight for you. Also, when you run a business and cant pay people a living wage due to things like rent being high, then maybe you should not have the business cause you cant run it well, just a thought. EDIT: When i was a server, i made 1.5-2k in sales for a 6 hour shift with 3 to even 10 servers working the same shift. The money is coming in, more than you think
I don’t know what city you live in but you don’t pay taxes on what you make that night you pay taxes for what you take home, because busser runners bar backs have their own taxes to pay to
Everybody always want more. More = pay more for your meal. There’s this thing called profit. Profit = jobs.
Grow TF up.
So you are saying pay them by the hour and the company keeps all of the tips generated no matter how crappy the workers service is ok got it..
no not at all, im saying pay everyone a livable wage and the tips obviously go to the person who the tip was given to
This system is trash!!!!
Let me explain some more percentages to you. Typically your rent is around 10%. Food cost is roughly 30% labor cost is roughly 30% bills are roughly 20%. There’s something called spillage, breakage or theft, which is roughly 3%. Add this up and you will see the restaurant is profiting 7% before taxes and this is only provided that everything is running smoothly and operations are going perfectly. Unless we raise the prices significantly, there is no room to pay for staff extra money. That being said, I also believe anyone who has to deal with customers such as bussers, food, runners or host should get some of the tip out as they are helping the server make good gratuities, and although they may not get nearly as much they should definitely have incentive to charm people as well. Another perspective is that tipping is very much American and was established shortly after slavery was abolished so that white people did not have to pay Black people and Black people had to kiss ass in order to get any money at all. I’m just saying. Chef, Christopher Malik.
Yeah, that system seems totally
Fμ¢kë|). №† a very legit sounding policy. Have you ever Flat Out Refused to pay the tip out? Or is it forced? Either way, I would do some research through the Better Business Bureau & your State's Labor Board. Good Luck Man🤑🤜🤛😎
the system dosent care bro, no Bureau cares either, literally the law protects the restaurant and what they do
If the patrons didn't order any alcohol the bartender technically didn't provide any useful service to them.
I have a offer to work as waiter in Dallas, $5/hour +tips .
I am a Brazilian living here far south so I dont have a clue if it's gonna be able to make my ends meet. What'd you say?
You will make more money through tips
The company im working for says were not allowed to ask how much we made in tips ? Ive never heard of that
Okay !!!!!! Let's talk !!!!!!!! Soooooo, you're saying typical tip out is 5%? This is where both you and , your commenters are losing the point !!!!! Standard tipped wage worker tip out is 5% typically right???? Right! It is 5% of your tips !!!!!!!! Not 5% of your sales !!!!!! And what you're experiencing is illegal bc it is based on sales!!!!! Not your tips !
That’s what I was thinking and all the employees I work with no one care lol it’s crazy
thats great and all, ive worked in over a dozen restaurants in 3 different states, its always based on sales. They teach you it based on sales, they make you sign contracts before you are hired with the explained process. And talking about legality for business owners is a joke, they can get away with anything and pay a small fine when caught, its a joke
Huh?! 😳 every place in the past 25 years I have worked is out of sales. Not tips
Who declares tips on their taxes?
Do you see the irony in this? I'll give you a hint: subsidized wages. In other words, would agree that tipping as a practice, should be abolished, including servers?
I think tipping should be there if you wanna tip and this go for anything, but workers shud be a livable wage, regardless the job
And abolishing tips got nothing to do with abolishing servers, u can have servers without tips if the whole system change
NOOOOO !!! I FUCKING AGREE 24 YEAR VET BARTENDER!!! I Want HOURLY AND IF IK TIPPED WE WOULDNT EVEN DISCUSS IT ITS A GIFT !!! AND IT WOULD BE RARE!!! WR DONT WANT MORE OF YOU UR MONEY!!!!! WE Want YOU ALL TO SAY , ITS SAD AND PATHETICALLY C YOU TREAT YOUR EMPLOYEES LIKE SLAVES, AND PAY THEM ONLY 2$ !! EXCUSED ONLY BC YOUR PATRONS FEEL OBLIGATED TO PAY THIER WAGE Since YOU WONT !!! BUT !!! We draw the line at you guilting us into financially covering your employees hourly wage !!! And then you have the audacity to think you have the right to then distribute it as you see fit !! We already know you're fucking thieves !!! How dare you?? Robbing your slave employees and robbing your unassuming guests !!! Tsk tsk.
I’m in sc we get pay as $2.30? An hour and most people work 3pm-10:00pm they make $100 and share $15 (total sales price 3%) to buster & kitchen …
This video taught me a lot and I understand tip outs now. It was educational and clear. BUT... I REALLY do not think you pay tax on shared tip portions--You only pay tax on your own tip portion. (Thankfully... Phew!)
You think tip out is bad? Try working at a pooled house with a point system. The more people there throw on the floor, the more people taking out money in the amounts associated with their points assigned. Now that's corrupt.
$100 × 5 $500 a week on top of $90 a day if it's 5 days at 6 hours a day at 15 an hour minimum wage and tips get better say you work weekends and also you can pick up extra shifts and I wish I made that much a week and only worked 6 hours a day for 5 days out the week I make about $1200 every 2 weeks and I don't get tips and that's at makeing $1850 an hour 5 days a week 7-8 hour shifts so you probably make more git more opportunity to make more and still complain imagine having to bus the tables make the drinks and whatever the other person did on top of your waitresses now if you can do all that then you deserve the while $150 your tipping your help for serving you are you complaining about tipping?
Man! You should run president. Cool. Way cool.
Guess what Stan change is here and you’re looking at him!!!!
What fuck up about this system is that the server gets to keep 75% of the tips for just taking orders. bust boy, bartender and the cook does wayyyy more hard work then a server but they get to take home all the money.
Found the guy who never worked a day in his life in hospitality
Lmao, such a stupid statement!
because servers walk and actually move around rather just standing in ONE place
@@xBonita are you stupid? Chefs don’t move over around? Bartenders don’t move around? Bus boy don’t move around? They all actually put more work in than a server.
But she said she wanted the tip out to go tip in then she was like dam that was big tip in!!!! 😆🤣😂
I just got a new job and I have to tip out 6.5 % and customers usually leave 15% which means almost half my money isn't mine! I'm quitting tomorrow!
Why do ppl get upset when someone doesn’t tip you?
Do u tip the bank clerk, security guard, the 7/11 worker, ur local ice cream man? Probably not! So then why do people who work in the food industry always feel ENTITLED to receiving a tip. Or it’s somewhat problematic when people don’t tip. If you feel like ur under paid or not making it, change jobs! U don’t hear executives complain about tips, why?
Because they chose the right career field, and make a living off the job they chose. Not feeling entitled to receiving more due to lack of ACCOUNTABILITY on ur own actions
thats the dumbest thing i ever heard, in the US, tips for servers is essential, its an industry where owners get to pay workers nothing and all their income comes from tips. Those others jobs you mentioned are hourly or salary, service is not, it has nothing to do with accountability at all.
You choosing not to tip when you know they get paid nothing is you lacking morality for your fellow human being and making excuses like the one you are making now. It says a lot about your character and this bs on they chose their job, okay cool, how about no servers and no restaurants then, where you going to go to eat?
Grow up and be nicer to people who are trying to get by and live, stop being so negative, they dont choose how they get paid and if you worked any job in your life, then you understand they cant fight their boss for more pay, they will just get fired.
Dumbest shit ever bro, you being a shit person isn’t just going to magically change the way these people get paid.
because all of those people get paid a base hourly salary. Servers are paid below minimum at $2.35 an hour. $2 AN HOUR... because their wage is made only on tips. THAT'S the system. It's the systems fault.