They doing 20% gratuity on all “To-go” orders now?

[ORDER_66]

Lol that’s not how a strike works. Some companies/stores are unionized while others aren’t. The ones aren’t, HAVE to continue to work.

That's why I specifically also asked him WHERE was the picture taken... so that way he can't wiggle out that shyt.

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

 

[boogers]

Lol that’s not how a strike works. Some companies/stores are unionized while others aren’t. The ones aren’t, HAVE to continue to work.

um there are no unionized waffle houses lol

there is the southern restaurant workers union, which is probably who they are trying to join if they unionize.

 

[IWasntMadeToPlayTheSon]

Tired of this tipping shyt man. I know it will never happen, but the US needs to go the way of Europe and just pay people what they're supposed to be paid and charge me for the service provided.

Either that or $23 burgers and $9 coronas like Los Angeles

 

[IWasntMadeToPlayTheSon]

Thats the most sane charge on there.. the card processing company’s charge 1.5-5% for a restaurant to charge your card.

Now that other shyt debatable

Yea I would just bake that 2-3% in the cost of goods to avoid the bs with customers complaining about it

 

[itsyoung!!]

Yea I would just bake that 2-3% in the cost of goods to avoid the bs with customers complaining about it

If you have 1,000 customers and only a few are crying about paying a reasonable card processing fee, who cares? Youll never be able to satisfy everyone, in anything in life.

You do that, then cash buyers ask why they gotta pay more than before because of card users… see how easy it is to piss customers off?

 

[Duke Dixon]

Went bowling yesterday and ordered some food from the lane via a touchscreen. There was a mandatory $7 service fee, and the tipping options started at 18% which my wife opted to pay. The cost of the food was $70, but ballooned to over $100 when all was said and done

I need to ask how did bowling alley food come to $70. Was this for more than 2 people? What did you guys order?

 

[GreenGhxst]

fukk you, I got waffles at home would be my response

 

[Kurt off them percs]

Preparing for yourself at home remains undefeated..

you aint lying

Not gonna front, I am tired asf after work. I don't feel like cooking

 

[SadimirPutin]

A To-Go fee??

Whatever that establishment is would never get my money again....

 

[SadimirPutin]

I went to a sports bar yesterday, these nikkas charged me a service fee, gratuity of 20%, a processing fee, and a non cash payment fee. So my 60 dollar tab was 90 bucks

Slowly but surely all this shyt is gonna backfire on them.

Business try to nickel and dime you to death.

I understand breaking off a waiter/waitress...this other shyt is extortion

 

[Belize King]

I always thought they shared the tips. Maybe not if servers are still paid 2.55 or whatever the server wage is.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Everyone out here is getting flagrant with the pricing. Especially these damn corner stores. Brought a pack of backwoods and Twix the other night.

10$

Not even the sharing size, the two pack

 

[Scipio]

They're raising prices 20% and for some reason are afraid to adjust the menu to reflect that. And I'm lowkey ok with that. Not that I enjoy spending more money but this means I don't have to do anything on my end. I pay the number you show me. They even told me who's getting the money. The critique of tip culture has always been "pay your staff an appropriate wage and leave the customer out of that decision - that's between y'all". This gets closer to that kind of setup.

 

[JasoRockStar]

I don't tip to-go orders and never will.


I make my own waffles at home anyways.