r/facepalm 'MURICA Aug 28 '24

๐Ÿ‡ฒโ€‹๐Ÿ‡ฎโ€‹๐Ÿ‡ธโ€‹๐Ÿ‡จโ€‹ i'm speechless

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u/Madrugada2010 Aug 28 '24

Humiliating, exactly. Everyone working deserves the dignity of a paycheck that can support them.

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u/orincoro Aug 28 '24

Absolutely.

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u/comfreak1347 Aug 28 '24

Not at all, and you know thatโ€™s not at all what they were saying.

Servers deserve to have a stable wage just like everyone else. Tipping is what employers use to cheap out on paying their employees a proper wage.

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u/xBram Aug 28 '24

You donโ€™t understand the concept of self employment (your painter you paid directly) and employment (the server who gets paid by the restaurant that employs them and who you pay for the service)?

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u/xBram Aug 28 '24

The middle ground is paying a decent wage and getting a few extra bucks if clients appreciate the service. Being dependent on an implied system of tipping which is semi voluntary is just a humiliating practice.

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u/xBram Aug 29 '24

Itโ€™s not being worried, itโ€™s just stupid to advertise a price for a meal and then expect people to pay more. This is illegal in most countries and rightly so. Imagine your painter who you agree a fee of $4,000 to paint your windows and then demands 20% extra because you happen to be in the USA where people are trapped in some weird hyper capitalist post slavery reality.

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