11-10-2023, 03:40 PM
Tipping someone $10 to move your car 50ft back and forth in/out of a parking spot?
50'?
Piping hot food?
Yeah, ok.
That's a parking spot the customer wouldn't have access to in the first place, and would instead have to park on the street.
Oh the shame of entitlement as one chooses not to avail them.
I find the expectation of receiving a tip more problematic than someone providing one.
Short of offering graft, is tipping just an American tradition/policy?
Some cultures find it offensive, as I am certain so some people here as well.
To them, it's a insult and level of extortion respectively.
Are they wrong?
50'?
Piping hot food?
Yeah, ok.
That's a parking spot the customer wouldn't have access to in the first place, and would instead have to park on the street.
Oh the shame of entitlement as one chooses not to avail them.
I find the expectation of receiving a tip more problematic than someone providing one.
Short of offering graft, is tipping just an American tradition/policy?
Some cultures find it offensive, as I am certain so some people here as well.
To them, it's a insult and level of extortion respectively.
Are they wrong?