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Do you double your tip at restaurants to compensate for them not getting paid a living wage?
My wife and I never give less than a 20% for standard service and during the height of the pandemic, we were tipping 30%. Admittedly we go to nicer restaurants and don't frequent fast food places and some of the low end chains. Thanks for asking.
I see you call everyone who disagrees with the liberals’ overpayment to people who won’t look for or take jobs “uninformed.” And then with the obnoxious emojis. Sigh.
I see you call everyone who disagrees with the liberals’ overpayment to people who won’t look for or take jobs “uninformed.” And then with the obnoxious emojis. Sigh.
And yet when presented with actual numbers, you are the one that is uninformed. But keep pounding that table when you don't have the facts to back you up.
In a short 5 months, Sleepy Joe is on pace to give out more free stuff than any President in history.
Yep, the sky is falling. I keep telling myself that as I enjoy my life with none of the financial strains I read about from posters on the internet who are still butthurt over the results of the election. Gas is peanuts, good service at restaurants, assets are just fine. But you keep on keeping on.
I’m sure this has already been brought up, but is it possible that restaurant workers have just moved on to jobs that better meet their needs? I don’t eat in restaurants at all, for reasons that are irrelevant to the discussion, but I haven’t noticed that other businesses are having a difficult time staffing. The garden center where my son worked in high school is fully staffed, maybe because they pay competitive wages and provide regular hours for even part-time employees. The restaurant industry doesn’t do generally do that.
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