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Dakimakura 12/25/22 10:55:12 AM #1:	https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/17/business/tips-coffee-ice-cream-touch-screens-ctrp/index.html?utm_source=pocket-newtab Just how much to tip is entirely subjective and varies across industries, and the link between the quality of service and the tip amount is surprisingly weak, Lynn from Cornell said. He theorized that a 15% to 20% tip at restaurants became standard because of a cycle of competition among customers. Many people tip to gain social approval or with the expectation of better service. As tip levels increase, other customers start tipping more to avoid any losses in status or risk poorer service. The gig economy has also changed tipping norms. An MIT study released in 2019 found that customers are less likely to tip when workers have autonomy over whether and when to work. Nearly 60% of Uber customers never tip, while only about 1% always tip, a 2019 University of Chicago study found. What makes it confusing, Lynn said, is that theres no central authority that establishes tipping norms. They come from the bottom up. Ultimately, its what people do that helps establish what other people should do. You should almost always tip workers earning the subminimum wage such as restaurant servers and bartenders, say advocates and tipping experts. The option to tip at coffee shops has become ubiquitous. When given the option to tip in places where workers make an hourly wage, such as Starbucks baristas, customers should use their discretion and remove any guilt from their decision, etiquette experts say. Tips help these workers supplement their income and are always encouraged, but its okay to say no. Etiquette experts recommend that customers approach the touch screen option the same way they would a tip jar. If they would leave change or a small cash tip in the jar, do so when prompted on the screen. A 10% tip for takeaway food is a really common amount. We also see change or a single dollar per order, said Lizzie Post. If you arent sure what to do, ask the worker if the store has a suggested tip amount. Saru Jayaraman, president of One Fair Wage, which advocates to end subminimum wage policies, encourages customers to tip. But tips should never count against service workers wages, and customers must demand that businesses pay workers a full wage, she said. Weve got to tip, but its got to be combined with telling employers that tips have to be on top, not instead of, a full minimum wage, she said. --- This is signature Not waste of data at all <cite>Dakimakura posted [p:970397269] in No one kno... [t:80289316]...</cite> <quote>https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/17/business/tips-coffee-ice-cream-touch-screens-ctrp/index.html?utm_source=pocket-newtabJust how much to tip is entirely subjective and varies across industries, and the link between the quality of service and the tip amount is surprisingly weak, Lynn from Cornell said.He theorized that a 15% to 20% tip at restaurants became standard because of a cycle of competition among customers. Many people tip to gain social approval or with the expectation of better service. As tip levels increase, other customers start tipping more to avoid any losses in status or risk poorer service.The gig economy has also changed tipping norms. An MIT study released in 2019 found that customers are less likely to tip when workers have autonomy over whether and when to work. Nearly 60% of Uber customers never tip, while only about 1% always tip, a 2019 University of Chicago study found.What makes it confusing, Lynn said, is that theres no central authority that establishes tipping norms. They come from the bottom up. Ultimately, its what people do that helps establish what other people should do.You should almost always tip workers earning the subminimum wage such as restaurant servers and bartenders, say advocates and tipping experts.The option to tip at coffee shops has become ubiquitous.When given the option to tip in places where workers make an hourly wage, such as Starbucks baristas, customers should use their discretion and remove any guilt from their decision, etiquette experts say. Tips help these workers supplement their income and are always encouraged, but its okay to say no.Etiquette experts recommend that customers approach the touch screen option the same way they would a tip jar. If they would leave change or a small cash tip in the jar, do so when prompted on the screen.A 10% tip for takeaway food is a really common amount. We also see change or a single dollar per order, said Lizzie Post. If you arent sure what to do, ask the worker if the store has a suggested tip amount.Saru Jayaraman, president of One Fair Wage, which advocates to end subminimum wage policies, encourages customers to tip. But tips should never count against service workers wages, and customers must demand that businesses pay workers a full wage, she said.Weve got to tip, but its got to be combined with telling employers that tips have to be on top, not instead of, a full minimum wage, she said.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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XxKrazyChaosxX 12/25/22 11:09:16 AM #4:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] I was asked by a Carl's Jr employee if I wanted to tip. --- "I woke up at four am by accident in time for the paper to be delivered. Guess what? It's not a kid on a bike, it's a man in a car." - Kevin Malone <cite>XxKrazyChaosxX posted [p:970397445] in No one kno... [t:80289316]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> I was asked by a Carl's Jr employee if I wanted to tip. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dakimakura 12/25/22 11:15:45 AM #5:	XxKrazyChaosxX posted... I was asked by a Carl's Jr employee if I wanted to tip. Did you give him the tip? --- This is signature Not waste of data at all <cite>Dakimakura posted [p:970397561] in No one kno... [t:80289316]...</cite> <quote>XxKrazyChaosxX posted... </cite><quote>I was asked by a Carl's Jr employee if I wanted to tip.</quote>Did you give him the tip?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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