Casually Explained: Tipping

I’m pleased the lady in the review was able to move on quickly.

As a carribbean citizen, tipping is very strange

Here in Latin America, the tip is optional, even when a tourist gives just one dollar, we are really grateful for that, we give the best luck for that 🙏.

Tipping is so annoying. People think they are entitled to your money if they just did what they were supposed to do. Nah. Unless you did an exceptional job, I'm not giving you anything.

Do servers chase you for tips?

People always make the argument about being underpaid. But what about all the other minimum wage jobs?

So I had double by-pass surgery and valve replacement. My total cost, surgeons, doctors, all hospital cost, 28 days, etc, was about $3,300. I went in a week after it was found I needed to. How long do Canadians, English, and most others have to wait? See, in America everyone can get healthcare when they need it. It's not rationed. Non citizens can go to emergency rooms and most are covered under Medicaid. Thus medicaid and medicare is healthcare coverage. I saw where in UK if you were over 55 you could not get a knee replacement. I saw a mile long line for a few open dental appointments in England. Why do so many Canadians have to come to America to get healthcare? Because American care is not rationed like everywhere else.

I go for a negative tip amount to get a discount

in japan they dont tip(the truth is if you tip they even get offended)

Tipping is stupid pay your workers normal wage and don’t rely on the customers you greedy pigs

I don’t tip sorry. I will if I want and the service was great but if it was normal or bad, you’re getting nothing. I also dated a server and he felt SO entitled to other peoples money. It was kind of disgusting honestly. These servers aren’t thinning their guests are soooo great. I also don’t tip bc I’m not a coward. Food service has gone so downhill . I only tip for pizza delivery and it’s just $3 no matter what I buy

I dont tip

Some advice (or a tip if you will): move the decimal point once to the left and that’s %10. Double it and you have %20. Wanna tip %15, hell if I know

I have a question about these strange tips : are we sure that the 15-20% tip will be for the worker if we don't use cash ? It would be an interesting scam for the company to make people pay more when they believe they help employees with low revenues

We don’t do it in Australia at all thank god

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good video, only a tiny remark. In Belarus, we have a universal healthcare system 🙂

Wtf is there to explain. In some countries you don't tip. In others you tip as in "keep the change" or "the experience was amazing, take this". Not everyone can afford the same tip so it varies. No fixed percentages. Just give something you would like to give away. No stress. If you're rich and €200 is something you earn in an hour you give a lot and they're lucky. If you earn minimum wage, you give 50 cents and most of the times they would genuinely be happy with it.

Just be nice, have positive interactions. Try to also make their day by being polite, funny, talkative if there's time for it and just chill. Be a good customer is the most important thing. It baffles me that this doesn't apply to the US of A.

For someone in Ireland, I actually can't understand how businesses have manipulated an entire country into believing that it isn't their responsibility to pay their own employees and its instead the customers duty. That's absolute madness to me.

Only the best restaurants deserve to thrive. I personally believe we should get rid of tipping culture. I’d love to see real hard data to conclude it’s better for the economy. I mean just based on anecdotal evidence in this comment section people don’t report their income anyways, so we lose both times. Literally almost every country doesn’t tip. I swear someone must’ve lobbied hard for this. Not everyone should eat out at a restaurant. It should be reserved for people who have disposable income. There are plenty of restaurants that don’t have servers. That way we all win. This serving job isn’t supposed to be some niche get rich quick kinda thing. If you want that be a twitch streamer or something.

4:50, hospitals are free in Turkey. you can go for luxury private hospitals if you want to pay, like if you are an actor. but end of the day, they are not better, sometimes worse

I work at an international airport in north east America and I push passengers in wheelchairs who can't walk to their gates and I always get tipped

Either you are begging or mugging but definitely it’s not gratuity. Check the dictionary again.

Im my workplaces I've worked at in Australia we will get fired if we accept a tip. We legit have to force the customers to take it back.