8 ms·
Yes I totally agree. When businesses push for going cashless, they are often doing it to claw back the tips customers are giving their workers. Tips that hav
by gerbilly 3y ago
Yes I totally agree. When businesses push for going cashless, they are often doing it to claw back the tips customers are giving their workers.
Tips that have become customary because it's become accepted that a waiter mustn't be paid a living wage. Why has it become accepted, because we have a hidden caste system.
But the customers get to feel cool to frequent a place that 'gets it' because cash is or old people.
- Tyrek 3y agoThe so-called 'hidden caste system' that has tipped employees at the top of the F&B food chain, earning significantly more than back-of-house staff like bussers and chefs?
- gerbilly 3y agoYeah, exactly the same caste system. I didn't say only waiters were in a lower caste. This kind of bullshit is everywhere. Some establishments pool the tips (cash ones) and use to distribute it to the bussers (don't know about the cooking staff). Obviously this was not a universal practice.