This sounds like a win, win, win situation
4 years ago by biggalo · 849 Likes · 8 comments · Popular
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refmococ0
· 4 years ago
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Wow, imagine actually paying people what they earn.
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garlog
· 4 years ago
How do you define what they earn?
refmococ0
· 4 years ago
The monotry value of total profits excluding wages proportional to amount of total work done over the period of which they worked.
garlog
· 4 years ago
That makes it sound like they didn't earn their wage.
purplepumpkin
· 4 years ago
If it's gratuity free, does not mean you have to pay? Or did I seriously misunderstand something?
garlog
· 4 years ago
It means you don't have to pay a tip.
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kamatsu
· 4 years ago
It's weird to see stuff about tipping when you've never been anywhere that actually expects tipping instead of giving a reasonable wage to waitstaff.
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I honestly enjoy tipping, actually over-tipping. I spent a lot of years working at jobs that had a gratuity component; I remember the pleasure I got from receiving a large tip. It was more than the money, it felt like actually being seen. Now that I actually have a reasonably well paying career, it feels like a responsibility to use a portion of my resources to help or make others happy. I get that some of it may just be feeding my ego, but I also know it feels right and I never felt bad about getting a good tip, regardless of the person's motivation.
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