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▲ 2 r/tipping

Todays Topics, Wednesday, May 20, 2026.

“Servers make too much.”

“I never tip anyone, anywhere.”

“Serving is a low skill job.”

“I can carry plates.”

“Wages are not my problem, they’re the owners problem, don’t involve me.”

“America is the only country that has a tipping system. No other country in the world accepts tips.”

“Servers are entitled.”

“How should I tip when…”

“I used to be a server and it felt like stealing.”

“What do I do when…”

“The tip model is a grift.”

“My server typed in .64 cents when I left .54 cents. Should I try to get them fired?”

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u/DogAndMe78 — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/tipping

People Tipping Less or Less Often?

I sure can’t tell…”Total Earned” is what I’ve made in tips. “Total Available” is what I made in hourly, 74 hours in two weeks for those that want to do the math. And that’s not a tip credit, that is fully earned. Total Earned is inflated by about $400 due to Mother’s Day. But this is typical from Oct-first week of Jan. Again the first couple weeks of Feb. Because of our patio, spring through early fall. So basically year round sans the typical slow weeks surrounding school starting and stopping.

For those that like higher math, about $1,200 in taxes will come out.

u/DogAndMe78 — 11 days ago
▲ 95 r/badroommates

My roommate is/can be super annoying and I had plans on moving out. Last week I started having some serious pain in my belly. Went to ER and this last Friday I had surgery to repair a ruptured section of my colon.

The only visitor I’ve had is my roommate. He’s brought me clothes, electronic chargers, my laptop, and brought a package of things I ordered off Amazon. He’s texted every morning to see how I’m feeling. Even brought his dog up (under the guise of a service animal) so I can see my furry “roommate.”

He really has been there for me more than anyone else. Anyway…I guess not all bad roommates are that bad.

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u/DogAndMe78 — 17 days ago