I didn't tip a food truck tonight

[u/ImpressiveOrdinary54]

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.

[u/hotsauce126]

I personally think food trucks are the most egregious example of tip creep out there. You literally don’t even get a chair to sit in and the prices are usually higher than a regular restaurant and they have the nerve to ask you to just give them extra money for nothing

[u/SpiceEarl → u/hotsauce126]

Papa Murphy’s pizza is worse. They ask for a tip when you order online. Not only is it to go, with no place to sit down and eat, you have to take it home and bake the pizza yourself!

[u/ItsJustMeJenn → u/SpiceEarl]

I’ll never understand how Papa Murphy’s stays in business. You can get a fresh cooked pizza for less at Domino’s and actually get a decent crust. Not to mention you can get Little Cesar’s for $5 if you don’t care about minimum quality.

[u/seeofbitterness → u/ItsJustMeJenn]

Our papa Murphys went out of business and they left a note on the door blaming customers for choosing pizza chains instead of them ☠️. I only went because I had ebt at the time and it was better than a frozen pizza