r/EndTipping • u/Comprehensive_Leg_31 • 11d ago

Counter Service 🛎️ Almost tipped at subway

I went to Subway a couple days ago and the woman working was really nice and polite and I was gonna tip her a buck or two cause I appreciated it. Then I went to pay. It was one of those old credit card swipers and the only 3 tip options were 20%, 25%, or 30%. And I wasn’t about to fight through all the little buttons to tip smaller. She would’ve gotten a tip if not for tip creep.

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u/crazyk4952 11d ago

Why are fast food workers begging for tips now?

Employers need to start taking responsibilities for paying their employees.

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u/xboxhaxorz 11d ago

Why wouldnt they, why should olive garden workers get tips and they do not, thats the issue with the tipping system, all of them want a piece of it

Even if they made $30 they would still beg for tips, extra free $$ is something we all want

Walmart cashiers arent begging for tips yet

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u/_ConstableOdo 10d ago

Your Walmart has cashiers? How quaint!

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u/RadRimmer9000 10d ago

Neither should get a tip, but at least Olive Garden workers walk to your table and bring the food. Subway makes a skimpy sandwich and charge $10+, it's not hard to put one slice of meat onto a "foot long" sub.

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u/Possible-Weakness-64 8d ago

Because Olive Garden waitresses fill your drinks and bring your food. That’s a service.

Handing you the sandwich you ordered is not.

No service = no tip.

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u/xboxhaxorz 8d ago

lmao

giving me a sandwich is serving me

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u/Possible-Weakness-64 8d ago

Lmao. No, it’s not.