Author: /u/vl_user

First of all, I know it’s 2022 and prices are high, etc… Dont get me wrong, I do not mind paying for any goods or services, and i’m fortunate enough to live comfortably within my means, but this I can’t be the only one bothered by this.

I dont mind tipping my waiters, car wash people, barista, bar tender, etc… Typically, these people provide a service beyond your initial order… they bring the food out to you, they clean you car the way you like it, they put up with your ridiculous request for an upside down drink, crafted to perfection… whatever… we’re good here.

My problem is with a growing number of establishments where you walk in, order your food and walk out. When you get ready to pay, their little screen shows you the tipping options… I always wonder… tip for what? doing your bare minimum job? All you did is prepare a sandwich with less than impressive-quality ingredients.

Just a rant… feel free to vent about your own similar rants.