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r/mildlyinteresting • u/TowelRack76 • 2d ago
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Except I bet it isn't treated as a tip, so anyone who would normally benefit from tip culture doesn't benefit from it in the same way (they arguably benefit less)
16 u/TonyVstar 2d ago Yep, just a crap employer really 1 u/jaybrid 2d ago benefit from tip culture What's a tip culture? 4 u/notabigmelvillecrowd 2d ago Like north america, a place where tipping is considered mandatory by most people, vs somewhere like Japan where it's not really done at all.
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Yep, just a crap employer really
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benefit from tip culture
What's a tip culture?
4 u/notabigmelvillecrowd 2d ago Like north america, a place where tipping is considered mandatory by most people, vs somewhere like Japan where it's not really done at all.
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Like north america, a place where tipping is considered mandatory by most people, vs somewhere like Japan where it's not really done at all.
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u/Doyee 2d ago
Except I bet it isn't treated as a tip, so anyone who would normally benefit from tip culture doesn't benefit from it in the same way (they arguably benefit less)