31 Infuriating Pics For People Who’ve Had About Enough Of Tipping Culture

Sounds like Bamboo Sushi.

This s**t makes me crazy. Business owners and managers steal CONSTANTLY and never EVER get punished. If the employees stole $375k from the till, they'd be doing 20 years each, but reverse the direction and it's a fine. They don't even make the owners write "I will not steal from workers" 200 times before they let them off the hook.

Remember your waiter doesn't have a salary? I think that is a problem for you to fix, not me. Pay your damn staff.

Pay. Your. Staff. FFS

Wait what, so the water is a slave?!?!?

My first visit to this place would be my last.

Illegal in most countries. Obviously not in the USA. 'Land of the free' (free of salary?)

Cancel the order and go elsewhere, problem solved. Don't threaten your customers unless you want to lose your business.

Good tip for a good service - how should i know, if there will be good servcie beforehand?!

I never use door dash or grub hub and I can't understand why they'd ask you to tip ahead of time. Wouldn't most people possibly tip more if their food arrived quickly etc? Asking for a tip before services rendered is strange to me. I have been in the restaurant industry for 25+ years and my tips reflect the good service I provide.

THIS is why I refuse to use delivery apps. I tip AFTER service, not before, so all those restaurants that do NOT have their OWN delivery drivers guess what? You will NEVER get my business unless you are close enough and good enough for me to pick up.

Um, you guys know that you can always change the tip after the delivery, right? You have like an hour to change it after the delivery is complete. If you get bad service, change (or completely remove) the tip.

So does this mean I tip myself for the service I provided to me?

Always! I learned the hard way to seriously read every word on checkout screens. Tipping for doing nothing is NOT tipping. It's giving handouts.

THAT is astounding

Isn't this just theft? And rubbing your face in it?

I work at waffle house and you, the customer, has to enter the tip on the credit card machine. This was user error not waffle house

Excuse me what?

*transaction cancelled*

paid by CC? Dispute the entire charge.

Good riddance. You should never expect or demand tips.

CA had the opportunity to force DoorDash, et al, to pay their contractors full, minimum wage - with all adjacent rights, no matter what (tho they *are* being paid more than the 2.18$/hour mandatory server wage). DD, et al, refused to adhere to the CA *legislation*, CA did nothing to enforce it, and DD et al lined the legislature's pockets well enough to basically reverse the legislation, and put to a public vote whether or not DD, et al, should be forced to pay proper minimum wage. Special vote, that caught most off-guard, and guess who won that....

what a f****n twat. Go get a real job if you rely solely on tips you loser.

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90%? Ridiculous, is the employer even paying their employees anymore if that's what's necessary to keep them afloat? This also seems to be one of those machines that want to be tipped despite there being no employee present at all.

jeez-us. That is exactly how you LOOSE customers. PEOPLE. Do your damn job. Pay your employees a living wage. If they do something above-and-beyond I might consider offering something above-and-beyond to price of the service, and ONLY to that person.

Nuh uh

WTH 🤦🏻‍♀️ 90% TIP?! That's insanity!

I ordered takeout online and I chose no tip and I didn't feel guilty!

Cancel the order. Problem solved

Here's the thing: People order from delivery services in lieu of simply picking up the order themselves. Do I think the prices are outrageous? Yes. That's why I either cook or go pick up the order myself. If I want food but don't want to drive to go get it, I should expect to have to pay whatever the deliverer wants for the convenience. Having food delivered is a service, not a favor. I think the service is a ripoff, so I exercise my right not to use it. If enough people do that, the price will come down. That being said, I believe that was the point the OP was making as well.

This just happened to me tonight. I was going to have my order delivered because I was exhausted. The food was $24. But the total was $42! I got unexhausted real quick and picked up the order myself.

How to lose business in one easy step

Why can’t you just drive up and pick it up?

Tip for who? The lift neeed to pay for a rent?

who even knows if it goes to the staff?