Here in the US there has been a bad taste in everyone’s mouth when it comes to tipping. Lately places that haven’t traditionally accepted tips are now flaunting the option to tip (Subway, Little Caesars, Home Depit etc). All this is doing is putting an even more bad taste in the mouths of consumers regarding tipping. Additionally this leaves less money available for consumers to tip the hard working tipped workers making $2.15/hour. That’s money that could go toward rent, beans and milk.
Here in the US there has been a bad taste in everyone’s mouth when it comes to tipping. Lately places that haven’t traditionally accepted tips are now flaunting the option to tip (Subway, Little Caesars, Home Depit etc). All this is doing is putting an even more bad taste in the mouths of consumers regarding tipping. Additionally this leaves less money available for consumers to tip the hard working tipped workers making $2.15/hour. That’s money that could go toward rent, beans and milk.