Just a reminder, if your waitstaff were amazing and gave great service it is not against the law to tip in Australia. They may pool tips, they may get to keep them, they may have a business policy on not accepting them. But if you do offer and they accept, the management still dont get to take it, thats still against the law.
The they day I went to Niagara falls, found a pizza pizza, that for our American Friends, is basically the most basic, chain restaurant pizza you can get.
It cost $10.50 plus tax for a slice. The guy handed it to me, and the payment screen had a tipping option. Fuck all of it.
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Emigrating to escape a collapsing brutal empire 🖐️
Emigrating to stop paying tips 👈
Tbf, tipping is a thing in Germany, just a lot smaller than in Freedomland
Don’t worry it’ll get bigger, just wait
The soil for growing tipping culture isn't that great cause it's not part of the salary
That wasn't my experience. I was in Bremerhaven several years ago, and nobody would accept a tip.
Just a reminder, if your waitstaff were amazing and gave great service it is not against the law to tip in Australia. They may pool tips, they may get to keep them, they may have a business policy on not accepting them. But if you do offer and they accept, the management still dont get to take it, thats still against the law.
Oh it's actually against the law for management to steal the tips in Australia? How civilized!
The they day I went to Niagara falls, found a pizza pizza, that for our American Friends, is basically the most basic, chain restaurant pizza you can get.
It cost $10.50 plus tax for a slice. The guy handed it to me, and the payment screen had a tipping option. Fuck all of it.
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Last time through Europe the tourist locations in Germany, France, and Italy had a few places with tipping.
Guess that makes OP the camera operator