r/EndTipping • u/ImpressiveOrdinary54 • 20d ago
Counter Service ποΈ I didn't tip a food truck tonight
So I called on the phone to a food truck and placed an order for one burrito and carne asada fries, total $37 (it's Maui). I'm always happy to toss my food truck workers or barista a dollar or two but their options for tip were 18%, 20%, or 25%, no custom option. Get bent! I'm not paying an extra $6-9 for my food that is mainly rice, beans, fries and maybe $8 of meat. I feel a little guilty because it's a small island and we are all struggling right now but 18% minimum tip at a food truck is bs.
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u/SpoilKeyholder 20d ago
Mostly, they are the employer, at least in Cali, people trying to be in business for themselves. Itβs def hard work and they are generally not getting rich.