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The original was posted on /r/edmonton by /u/miraclewhip1234 on 2025-01-29 19:43:08+00:00.
What the title says…and I do tip at least 20% (except for grocery deliveries because that shit is expensive as hell), but I still do tip decent. I just don’t understand paying for my food, service or item which wasn’t cheap to begin with, pay taxes and service fees, then tip on top of that. I don’t agree with all the “cook at home then”, “get your own groceries” etc. because the restaurant food or groceries weren’t free. I paid for it in full and then some.
At the very minimum, if tipping is such a big deal now, we all should get tips so we can afford to tip each other. That includes tipping your bank teller for spending forever to explain something to you, tipping your customer service rep for being oh so nice when you were being a bitch, tipping your nurse because she was super supportive, let’s just tip one and all!!! I do amazing at my job, people love me, but I get no tips because it’s not allowed, I then have to go out and tip for picking up my own pizza or grabbing a coffee in the drive through.
I’m not mean I promise, but holy smokes, like, yea, be for real!
Signed,
Chronic tipper tired of tipping.