@JaneraTiciano@mstdn.animexx.de
Post #2544847
2026-01-02 23:41 UTC
@amirbkhan@mastodon.social always 👏 tip 👏 in 👏 CASH! 👏
I'm tired of repeating decades old knowledge every few weeks, but it has always been known that if you tip cashless the individual worker is at the mercy of the employer to receive anything. Cash tipping is how you actually tip.
Get the fucking cash and give it to the driver at the door. Damn it.
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@DJGummikuh@mastodon.social 2026-01-03 09:40
@JaneraTiciano@mstdn.animexx.de @amirbkhan@mastodon.social that is what the OP talekd about. If you as a customer are expected (by some heuristic) to pay a high tip, they lower the base pay to the driver to compensate for that and subsidize their own business. So if the determine you will pay e.g. 15$ in Tip, the driver gets a base pay of 2$ from fhem. If they determine you're broke, they give them 8$. That difference means, that the 15$ tip guy essentially pays 6$ indirectly to the company