Shylily Is Gatting Her Daily Dose Of Internet

[@phoenixsoren]

Anyone defending tipping culture by saying food would be more expensive is either manipulative, or they simply don't know that food got more expensive anyway and getting rid of tipping wouldn't do a damn thing that hasn't already happened

[@Ald3r_]

What are you talking about? Obviously paying $15 and tipping $3 is less than paying $18 without a tip! /s

[@fauzi8325]

​@@Ald3r_Isn't that the same as spending 18$? What is the difference?

[@tacticallemon7518]

yea, some people refuse to acknowledge that companies prioritize profit

[@Necessarius]

​@@Ald3r_no tip at all is the way.. And they can keep the tip thing

[@Ald3r_]

@@fauzi8325 please tell me you're ESL

[@TheRealBigYang]

A tip is a present from the customer to the worker. It's not mandatory in any way, shape or form. A customer could not be responsible for your salary. You and the company you represent are responsible for your salary

[@J7Handle]

Tipping culture worked when it was essentially the customers paying the waitstaff or drivers for a service provided. But it only works when there's a relationship between the customer and the waitstaff or drivers. If they only deal with eachother one time, then if the customer tips before the provided service, the worker has no incentive to provide a good service, because there's no way for the one time customer to provide a review or feedback, and if the customer tips after the service, the customer has no incentive to tip the worker for a good job. That means tipping culture is fine for small town restaurants where virtually every customer is a regular, and employees are retained for a relatively long time, and it works terribly for city restaurants because nobody is a regular, and employees come and go frequently. What this basically means is that states with normal minimum wage for restaurant workers are dominated by the major urban centers to the detriment of the small towns, while states with lower minimum wage for restaurant workers are dominated by the small towns to the detriment of the major urban centers.

[@kiokyyikune]

​@@J7Handle need a example of how doesn't work even with small towns?my family have a restaurants and works fine without tips

[@J7Handle]

@@kiokyyikune fair enough. There's still an argument for the benefit of being able to provide workers with direct feedback.

[@kiokyyikune]

@@J7Handle salary is the answer, there's never been a tip culture here and we dont complain because its more easy to manage and receive

[@basementdwellercosplay]

The company should be the ones responsible for my salary along as I work the hours. That's the problem and why people tip their waiters, cause they know companies suck and want these workers to get paid. Companies need to pay their workers properly and workers shouldn't be mad at the customer but the company for if they don't get a tip.

[@MigotRen]

5:03 to explain why she wasnt confused or disgusted: In germany its common to eat raw ground up meat. especially pork. Its called Mett and is very popular as a spread on buns with onion, salt and pepper

[@thechh8297]

Like all other foods, raw meat is only bad for you when prepared by idiots. it's pretty good

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

Yes but also it's prepared differently, you wouldn't just buy pre-ground beef and just eat it out of the pack like that. Ground beef from the store probably goes through grinding machines that get cleaned maybe once a day if you are lucky. Where as the dish you are thinking of you would want to buy a cut of beef fresh and only mince it just prior to serving which limits potential for contamination.

[@johnokland1652]

​@@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32yeah it's like in theory and if everything ran perfectly the way it should it honestly would be perfectly fine to eat ground beef raw but those guys running the line at the ground beef factory having to take 2 jobs cause they don't get paid enough go take a 30 min break and beat it in the bathroom stall before forgetting to wash their hands and go back to wrapping up your meat also like giant batches like that have the issue of if one batch gets infected with some weird bacteria that can go out to 7 states in 2000 grocery stores ect

[@akun50]

I know there are means of chemically treating meat without cooking it that can make it "safe", but I personally would never try it. My gut struggles enough as is.

[@alexia3552]

I worry so incredibly for people when they eat raw meat, especially raw pork. I don't think parasites are that polite to respect cultural differences.

[@nick_name0208]

why does tipping work as an excuse to not pay the employees? Like, why would you work somewhere where u NEED the kindness of strangers to affort living? Lilly said it the best, tipping SHOULD BE just to show that you apriciate the work they did. If you throw my food on my table and do nothing else, why would i pay you anything more than the price for the food?

[@darkcardking]

Because the depression caused tipping to be the norm, and then afterwords restaurant owners never paid their wait staff proper again. Basically it became the norm in America and no one ever looked back.

[@gorg9928]

I work in the food industry in México and like the 99% of food places the 70% of the income are tips if you don't like it You get fired and goodluck finding a normal decent place. The autorities won't help because they are corrupt maybe it work in the same way in the US, after all México tried to become the copy of the US, even in the Bad things.

[@timothyfloyd3269]

Servers are ones who defend tipping. Alot of days they make more than managers its crazy.

[@akun50]

@@timothyfloyd3269 I agree with a small caveat: SOME servers defend tipping. As someone who did not work in the food industry, but had a job that produced some VERY good days with tips, I was always happy in the moment. However, looking back on it, I stayed in that job WAY too long because the occasional tip made that otherwise low paying job "worth it". Don't get me wrong, I didn't dislike the job, and most of the customers were lovely people, even without the tips; but if I had been getting paid better, that would have lead to me being more financially stable and overall happier now.

[@AlbikerkyIsNotReal]

It isn't pay. The bribery culture today makes the illusion of not being paid enough

[@RicoRaynn]

Those cramps are no joke. I can usually hobble to a seat and wait for it to wear off. Had one happen in my right hamstring during a leg workout that floored me, though. Luckily I wasn’t under weight, but when I turned after re-racking the bar it kicked in. Instantly fell like a bag of potatoes. I’ve torn an ACL before and that initial shock when the cramp kicked in was just about as bad…lol.

[@henryjubeda7617]

Take more magnesium and potassium. Never oxide.

[@sadaderlangga17]

Idk much about other countries. But in my country, not tipping is never a big deal. However, we do have a more serious issue with Cash on Delivery. The customers sometimes receive products that are unsatisfactory. Unfortunately, sometimes more often than not, the customers complain to the driver instead of the producer to said product. Like one time my friend got chased by an old guy holding a machete who said he doesn't want to pay the stuff since it wasn't to his liking. And the package wasn't even supposed to be open before the customers paid it(that's one of the beginner's mistake for delivery driver).

[@Charley-ju6yg]

Not tipping isn't an issue in most countries, it's that in the countries where it is, the employee is living off of tips, as in they don't actually get paid or gets paid an extremely miniscule amount that is impossible to live off of. Which is an absolutely gross system and work culture

[@viktorgabriel2554]

@@Charley-ju6yg Cally raised their minimal wage so that people would be paid a normal living wage and they are still demanding tips there its greed more then anything

[@aemortalidiot3979]

@@Charley-ju6yg Its not a tip at that point, you are just paying their wages. Tip should be a gift for excelent service.

[@alexia3552]

Cash on Delivery is not a thing in the US that I'm aware of, at least I've only ever heard of companies clarifying in their terms that they do NOT do that. You have to pre-pay for everything. I wonder if that will catch on elsewhere, I guess only when delivery drivers find a way to unionize and make it the company's problem... edit: that's terrifying that that stranger took it out on your friend!

[@sadaderlangga17]

@@alexia3552 It's a pretty common stuff here with Cash on Delivery. People here are, generally speaking, a dumbass. They would blame the courier who is a totally unrelated individual with the producer of the products they bought to the point some cases, they threaten said courier to "go back and send them the right product".

[@Scudge0]

4:27 I don’t think I’ve ever seen irl ragdoll physics before 🤣

[@devencadriel2361]

The one with the truck going to the fire station was pretty smart. Beats calling the fire department to go out there when you can go yourself since you're right down the road. Hi Shylily. #WOMPWOMP

[@pega7550]

„fire department, what‘s your emergency?“ „yes, hello, my truck is on fire, I‘ll deliver it to you“ „you what?“

[@ArkaniumGaming]

If someone adds a tip to my order that I didn't agree to, I'm charging it back.

[@ArkaniumGaming]

@NanoDeer They cannot take money from you for this. You should have reported this to your local labor board and reported them to the police for fraud.

[@silvamoongale4661]

The clip of the navy guys sliding around brings back memories. Even on the biggest of the ships we have you can get tossed around like that. It's especially dangerous for those working in the kitchens as the food warmer containers have wheels and will just go flying by and spill everything. Bright side is if your trying to sleep it'll rock you to sleep, and once off the ship for almost a month you still get the phantom feeling your being rocked asleep

[@Shiirow]

woman literally threatened to tamper with a customers food over a perceived lack of tip. she should get fired on the spot.

[@AsianTrix]

Normally, the fire fighters don’t have the fires delivered to them.

[@Artimidorus]

The thing for the tips that are automatically taken, the person is very incorrect about it being illegal. Depending on where you go and how many are in your party, some places automatically add 20%-30% tip to the bill that you can't dispute. Even if all they did was come in, throw the food on the table and you never saw them again, the tip is taken.

[@kidmockparodies]

This is normally disclosed with a sign or on the menu though - "15% gratuity applies for groups of 10 or more" type thing

[@Trashman_Len]

12:03 there is a right thing to say. Tipping is not mandatory. A tip is a little extra. If it is mandatory, it is a tax. You do not get a tip for doing your job. You get a tip for doing your job and beyond.

[@SamiiSam128]

And even going beyond you still arent guaranteed a tip. Like we only ask a little, it goes a long way, yet people just dont even care about others anymore. Thats why this world sucks. Coming from a worker who only gets paid 8 bucks an hour and has to rely on tips.

[@Trashman_Len]

@@SamiiSam128 honestly, it is not the customers job to ensure you get paid properly. Leave jobs that underpay or sue if you can.

[@alexia3552]

In the US, the employer expects that tips are most of the waitstaff's income. Waitstaff are legally allowed to be paid far less than minimum wage, and minimum wage is already not enough to live on. If you're in the US, there is no moral high-horse for not tipping. It's part of the cost of the food. Is this right? Is this sane? No. But until better laws are passed, don't punish people you're relying on for a service.

[@blackdragonxtra]

The minimum wage for "tipped" employees is $2.13 per hour. Standard US federal minimum wage is more than triple that, but isn't a living wage anywhere in the US. If you don't tip, THEY DON'T GET PAID FOR THEIR WORK. "Going above and beyond" should not be a requirement for food and a roof over your head.

[@Trashman_Len]

@@alexia3552 again if you feel you are being underpaid, leave that job and get a new one. I don’t know where in America and you didn’t cite it. So I can only guess. But there are programs that help you get your money and you can report your employer.

[@Sys-Edit0r-1995]

Everytime i see the pogo clip i keep thinking the dude found the loose knot, or hole where the knot fell out in the floor board. Then he punches a hole in the linoleum floor. LOL!

[@Soraroxasxion1]

I never tip in the app, a tip is meant to be a payment to the person for good service, if I get good service I give the tip in cash after it gets here. The main issue is lots of places like that have 2 wages a base paid amount that is below minimum wage then if their tips are below minimum wage still they get more pay to meet minimum, if they get more they still only get the base paid amount+ tips

[@alexia3552]

I also only trust a tip to be a REAL tip if I hand it in cash to the worker themselves. That way it's up to them to disclose it to the company or not. (To any workers reading this: Unless you're filmed, please take it as a personal gift and don't tell anyone =) )

[@Ally-Oop]

I love seeing the leg cramp vid. I hate getting them but they’re fucking fascinating at the same time.

[@kinman3051]

That cramp... it was un-godly

[@Longbeach63]

6:33 welcome back to the war son, you blacked out

[@HeinrichVanderWesthuizen-k7i]

That's actually the kinetic energy from rubbing your leg with another material.

[@zacharyscovel1017]

Always read your receipts at restaurants to make sure there aren't any bullshit charges. Never be afraid to ask for the manager or threaten to sue the restaurant over bullshit/illegal charges.

[@Shadoww-OwO]

9:20 There was a fuel shortage because truck drivers went on strike for a month to protest stricter punishment for hit-and-run cases. The cost of fuel wasn't that high, but the government limited how much you could fill up.

[@Cherry_Mage]

Its usually called gratuity the only legal way to apply it as far as I am aware is to groups usually groups bigger with 6 or more people.

[@kamo7293]

clip 1 is why I always go to gyms in walking distance. I don't want to try driving with *that*

[@tubsducke]

Came for lily watching ddoi, left because of the americabad

[@mastersloseymusic3928]

8:18 Very cool Aragorn, thanks

[@BrandonLung]

That outro what-🤣

[@aptom203]

That kid at 2 minutes reminded me of my nephew. He always sings along to the theme song for shows he watches, but just recently he gets annoyed if any of the grown-ups sing along too XD

[@wesleyackerman8211]

that portugal new year celebration has nothing on every city in China on their new year celebration.

[@redrosedancer]

1:30 common morning in Canada. If we've had any precipitation, and it wasn't snow, our cars look like this.

[@MrGerhardGrobler]

12:10 Regarding tipping. Years ago I worked for Pizza delivery companies. 1 company paid me a 6% commision, the other paid me $2 for a 4 hour shift. On a slow day the 6% commision was $1 for a 12 hour shift. the $2 a shift company told customers we get a salary, so don't tip the drivers. I once made a delivery to a customer where the flood waters ran over the bonnet of my car. I have the video somewhere. And I didn't get a tip. So yes. If we earned a decent salary, tipping wouldn't be an issue. But earning a bad salary makes tipping an issue. I have known drivers to refuse to take deliveries to customers know for not tipping. So those customers wonder why they wait 2 hours for their delivery. FYI I have been shot on a delivery once, and robbed. So yes. Pizza delivery is the most dangerous job I have ever had.

[@germansausage7310]

As asmongold often says "Thats not my problem. I as the peron who orders do not care about you. I only care about what i recive. If you want a living Wage then ask for a living wage, Its not my responibilty to have you be able to survive." No one should get worse servis for not tipping because companys decide to not pay their eployee. And I completly understant both sides since my partner Works as a Server. Ive heard it all and my mind can and wont be changed. If you want a living wage, take a job that doesnt pay a living wage and the guilt trip the people who order into giving you a living wage the thats your problem not mine.

[@MrGerhardGrobler]

@@germansausage7310Yes, that was why I was the one who took those orders out. Because it was my job. Tipping is a bonus. Customers asked why I was thankfull for a small tip. I replied it all adds up. When asked about my salary I told them $2 a shift and ips when I am lucky. We get employed and told we get tips. Not tips if we are lucky. So some drivers consider this they way it should be. After 12 years in the industry I left after the owner cut our pay in half, after not giving a pay increase in 6 years time. I now have a very small business of my own making rocket fuel for model rockets. FYI Delivering pizza's is more dangerous than making rocket propellant. I have yet to be shot in the head and robbed by rocket propellant.

[@ArlanKels]

Tipping exists in America because they wanted to stop black people from getting paid money. I am not joking.

[@bastil5856]

As the other dude said: Yes its a problem, but its not the customers' problem. You guys should just be getting a normal wage. Don't get mad when the rest of the world doesn't want to crowdfund your employers' bad behavior.

[@MrGerhardGrobler]

@@bastil5856 yet ,you still order takeaway....

[@enegort2228]

0:39 "El pinche celular ya lo avento" Damn right. That's the most relable thing this video contained.

[@dingoonceagain6518]

so way back when tipping was considered offensive in the united states as it was considered bribery for good service. When that tradition fazed out and tipping became more popular, restaurants saw that tips would wind up covering a majority of a waitress's income (waiters not so much but they didn't care). seeing this, the company wagered that they could drop the incomes of front of house expecting tips to make up for it, and now a complement became necessary for income. Also as there is no laws requiring tipping there is a lot of discrimination based income

[@themysteriousoa4466]

6:33 I seriously want Lixian to tell me that this actually happened, and if it happened near where he lives!

[@TaserNuke]

Wait a second.. I was be here!

[@5hape5hift3r]

a restrant i went to had options for the tip amount on the card machine, 18%, 20%, 25% no option to go without.

[@Bartholomew_Beans]

The business taking tip out by themselves is crazy I always try to tip at restaurants like steakhouses and drivers because it gets them gas

[@chetanbharadwaj9944]

yo lily spiting facts though

[@SlicedShylily]

LoL turned out to be funny

[@Voidvanguard189]

7:53 this reminds me of Moto Moto

[@CozyToast07]

2:53 I’ve only had this happen to one of my pairs of socks tbh, its super weird.

[@Zurenza]

If a company wants to automatically take a "Tip", it shouldn't be called a "Tip" it should be called "Commission." or, they put a little thing there that says "Hey, we pay our employee's well, here's what we added to give your server a good wage." when you purchase something at a Furniture store or at a Car Lot, a portion of your purchase goes to the worker who sold the item. Something similar could be applied to the Service Industry and I think that would be fine. The problem in the US is that, unlike in other countries, if your allowed to accept tips your Hourly Pay can be as low as 2.50 an hour, bare in mind that Minimum Wage is 7.50 and to avoid the Poverty Line you have to make about 15 An hour. If a waitress(Because you don't get tips as a Waiter btw.), works 8 Hour's, she get's paid 20 Dollar's for that day if she accepted a tip. So, she needs at minimum 5 Dollar's every hour to get 7.50 an hour. And at least 13 to be above the poverty line, depending on the place, that means she needs all 8 of her customer's to tip her atleast 13 to keep her alive. What makes this worse is that, some places don't give the Tip's to the Waitress. Instead, they pool it and split evenly. So if Waitress 1 got a really good tip that day and made like 10x's more than everyone else, she basically covered everyone's tips that day on her own or, everyone makes out with less than they should have. My rule is I tip 10% for acceptable service, 15% for above average and 20% for exceptional. And I only tip if I know that the waitress or waiter who served me, isn't getting paid a proper hourly wage as a result of their tips. I stopped tipping uber though, turns out, they add the tip to the cost already for you now. So, i no longer tip for uber rides. An uber driver told me that on his end, my ride was 3 dollar's plus 5 dollar's for a tip. On my end, I was charged 8.50 off rip, so, I already tipped him as far as he's concerned. Tipping Culture isn't bad, it arose out of a necessity facilitated by corporate greed and a lack of understanding of the industry.

[@ReinTenebres]

The horse and the tip broke ShyLily.

[@RolandTheJabberwocky]

1:11 damn, even fire fighters had to work from home.

[@fnm249sawtoo]

That cone on 10:52 can be collapsed, so they just put some of the collapsible cones inside the bag

[@tubsducke]

The bag could also be on its side.

[@tartar7170]

9:18 people dont realise how common this is - an indian there are also elephants and camels

[@snooks5607]

16:47 reminds me of that "weird cat" short. calli also made a version of it

[@Arbaaltheundefeated]

I almost gagged when that woman filled her water bottle at that fountain... That is NOT clean water! That stuff is just being cycled around in a loop for the most part with minimal filtering! Do not drink fountain water unless it is explicitly MADE to drink from!

[@grandgaming6108]

5:14 All I gotta say is WILL. IT. BLEND!

[@rygktransrights]

Ah yesss.. gatting…

[@Trashman_Len]

14:41 that is actually illegal. They can't do that unless they state somewhere that they add the tip to the bill.

[@theshenanigans3463]

11:50 FUCKING TRUTH

[@chrixs_plays2028]

that delivery driver at 3:46 would have a rock through his windscreen if i was that guy and he just threw my package like that

[@briartv7071]

i liked the part where lily talked about tipping for a loooooong time

[@jesseprice8919]

I understood that reference

[@IA_777]

Thats the 737 Max for ya, it had such potential

[@blackflame3411]

Here the thing in the us, companies only care about lining their pockets with cash. only time i tip someone is if i eat at restaurants. Unless I order pizza and it is snowing depending how bad it is i give $10-$40. I don’t order from eat streets, door dash, or anything like these. 1 they get you with delivery fees. 2 they never seem to come within a hour. 3 if You ordered fries, cheese curds, anything thats a side they will eat some of it.

[@blackflame3411]

Oh I forgot buiness the have tipping it is illegal for them to force you to give a tip.

[@timothyfloyd3269]

They not ones defending tipping uts the servers they make more than managers of the establishment most days its crazy good money.

[@freerake]

Shylily commenting about Tipping Culture while getting a $100 tip :P lol

[@MiasmicBlight]

Tips are a nice thing to give as a thank you for the service provided, also acknowledging that the person doesn’t get paid very well. But at the end of the day, yes, they should be paid more to begin with, and it is a bit egocentric to think that you are owed a tip each time. Because you’re not. There’s plenty of jobs where you can’t accept tips, no matter how long you work or what type of services provided.

[@eur0be4t3r]

that cat at the end looks like it was assembled incorrectly

[@bryanjess4552]

Tipping delivery drivers on the app before i even know if my food is okpr if they are even gonna bring it is a no from me dawg.

[@jamesgonzaga1059]

America is the only country who use the tipping culture heavily, tips should be an extra not part of the employees pay that's why business owners in America abuse them and not pay them exact wages. tip should be an extra if the sever has exceptional service provided to customer.

[@alexia3552]

America is really behind in basic worker's rights

[@anshaar.]

Lily whisper-lecture is intimidating and hot 🤣

[@kyumi_miko]

Getting rid of tipping culture doesn't make the food more expensive. Food + tipping is more expensive. And many of the restaurants that has the recent type of those portable machine can't do basic math and includes tax in the tip so a 15% tip is not really 15%, but 18% instead and they get mad when you correct it 15% by manually typing it even if 15% is a lot. And some people say that tipping is a reward and that's what makes the employees strive for better service, but that's just plain dumb. Most countries don't have tipping culture because proper service is a fundamental part of work involving customer service. It is and should be a normal thing. Heck, the tipping culture originated from slavery with the master not wanting to pay their servants properly.

[@egthatyoutubes8094]

not the Gattling DDOI

[@Gotz_the_iron_hand]

It was understandable why tipping was a thing during the Great Depression when restaurants were literally unable to pay their employees because profitability was near impossible and allowing them to work for what could be paid was better than shutting down the business and letting them all starve. That kind of thing is what started tipping culture. The problem is, this made companies realize they could just keep doing that, even when things became profitable again. People had gotten used to it.

[@octyre5388]

In my country, noone tips. Almost everyone got fecent minimum wage for the work they work for

[@SirNobleIZH]

12:15 SHE SPEAKING FACTS

[@articwarrior9872]

Hey Lily, A american here. I personally hate tipping and quickly learned all the places that do a force tip so I could avoid them. If you ask me, the person who wants that tip can get more than that tip by working a second job, much like how I work two jobs just to have good pay, or have to have the food delivered at my house within 5 minutes ignoring all the cops and sirens and traffic laws and what not since almost nobody here has the guts to do that for a job.

[@thegamingdragon490]

flying fish attack

[@daryback7103]

Well, as a Spanish native, being the ones who invented tapas, has more bars per square meter, and supposedly being one of the top countries tourism related, as well as having a good cooking genre, I will tell what It should be by manners: a tip is VOLUNTARY, not a must. It should be a physical way to express gratitude for the good service, food, beverage, or all of them together. It is strange to not leave any, mostly socially speaking, but it can happen. The norm should be that "normal" people usually leaves a tip as a thank you. Imagine 3 star michelin restaurants forcing you to tip above the cost itself, are you kinding me? And that tip is proportional to the service?? Fusakerunda! The owner should be paying the employees with the money he/she wins, not me with the tips.

[@MeleeTiger]

Using fire to clear snow and ice isn't that uncommon in areas with extreme winters, especially when the alternatives aren't really available/affordable for civilians. And 100% agree with tipping culture, the US is insane about tipping, that's coming from a Canadian though, tipping should always be about the service being good.

[@ryantwomey3463]

TIPS To insure proper service and thats highly illegal dispute that shit on your card

[@ReinQuest]

The tipping culture comment is so true.

[@711jastin]

12:10 based shylily

[@Zeakthecat]

funny enough, we used to deliver shit via horse, so seeing it come full circle is kinda amazing.

[@campbellhansen7533]

I can feel the cramp…

[@KEMI0001]

here in the uk, we never even interact with uber drivers. just a short ‘thanks’. Tipping is stupid, sure, it makes sense if they do a nice, clean and quick job maybe like a 2 pound tip, but if you do your job as expected, i’ve already paid. tips should barely be a thing in uber work.

[@zechsd1756]

I'll tip like a euro, sometimes 2 euros max (living in austria) to round up the bill, except for at the barber since there is also some type of tipping culture there, barbers just don't get payed to well.

[@thetiredbiker3652]

Horse is best option during gas shortage.

[@filipeisabelinho3425]

It's just the tip!

[@originalkingdomhearts]

I work minimum wage, and I get tips. I never demand tips and when i am given a tip I'm very grateful . I don't eat out because I hate tipping culture. last few times I was forced to give a 20 dollar tip on an order of 40, Or else they would call the police on me. I rather cook at home then to pay your ridiculous tips. I hate tipping.

[@kesenex2883]

I'm from Canada the tripping culture here be toxic in places. get this the workers get paid well like 15$+ per hour and still expecting more money. I have had people get downright nasty when i dont tip. i just tell then work factory it pays alot more then min wage. here in Canada factory jobs pay between 15 - 26 its just people refusing to do better work for better pay.. i worked factory for a few years myself its not that bad

[@Talonshark]

I AGREE Shylily!

[@hermannlagrange803]

Tipping culture I think only exists in America. I live in South Africa, I tip my waiter/waitress all the time, but they don't rely on it as an income. Tipping culture is a solution to a problem that should not exist to begin with.

[@AeronHale]

5:03 sure eating raw ground beef out of a bag ain't right but it's that haircut that should really be a crime!

[@lavaavalon]

for people who don't understand how using horses instead of bikes is better: in 3rd world countries cars and bikes are so very expensive, only the rich can afford easily, for normal people it would be required a loan or a very long term plan to pay for it, because most(if not all) of the vehicles/vehicle parts in the country need to be imported on the other hand, horses only really need grass and water to thrive, so in a country with less cities and urban centers, the price to buy or rent horses is lower because of how easy it is to maintain the reason you think it would be expensive is because in 1st world countries like the US or UK horses are considered an attraction more than a way of travel, you would only really see a horse if you went to a ranch and would only ride one if you paid something in the hundreds of dollars

[@gurth-quake1627]

It's illegal to take a tip without the consent of the tipper. You are to be given the receipt, which you write how much tip you want to put, then sign the receipt. If you don't write an amount and they take a tip out, that's fraudulent tipping, which I'm positive that any kind of fraud is a federal offense. In my experience in food service, less than 10 percent of customers tip, no matter how well you did in servicing the customer. I enjoy competitive tipping, though, because, ultimately, it ends in better customer service, and it feels much more gratifying when I am tipped.

[@johntaglione2868]

preach !

[@o11borntoawoo34]

I mean, tipping culture in the US is a little odd. Like I always give 5 bucks on an order under $40. Anymore and it's 10. But I make pretty good hourly, and i appreciate getting a free $200-300 extra without having to do any work.

[@gamesSensei]

Workers should work like there is no such thing as tip. If not then don't work.

[@SamiiSam128]

Youve never worked in food service and it shows

[@Sonicsion]

Yeah tipping is really odd for me as an Aussie. Any place I've worked it's against policy to accept money from customers... I think it's essentially illegal to accept it though I'm not 100% on that

[@gorg9928]

After working in the food industry I can say that companies are the only bad ones here because they make excuses for tipping customers so as not to pay more when the cost of the product would be enough for the company to make a profit and the worker to have a good salary, it's corporate greed or bosses' greed.

[@vallenshield4236]

The wages are the problem. Tipping is a problem as it now makes people that wants to degrade the costamers and have problems.

[@Milky_Toast476]

Funniest outro ever 😂😂.

[@Ventanty]

There's a cop right next to you

[@thebearded4427]

Tipping becomes even worse when you realize the reason is so companies don’t have to pay as much taxes, lowering salaries for employees while also lining their pockets. They are literally saying “no let the customer feed you, because we don’t want to have to pay to have you employed”

[@DeificArrow]

how foolish of me to be 8 minutes late

[@thodempire5365]

Tipping culture is worse here now in Canada. All food places ask for a tip now when ordering at the restaurant/fast food place even though you're there in person ordering. I really don't know who I'm tipping that point. 😐

[@Name-nq7tj]

I'll tip a bit but I refuse to tip like they ask. No waitress service is worth the amount of money they receive in tips. A person I know made more money working part time in a fucking dennies by multiple times than her main job that is 100x harder. At 10% a waitress only needs to serve like 2 people an hour to make a livable wage in most places and in cheaper places they can serve like 50 people an hr. Or get this people tip when they get a fucking hair cut. Like how does a 3 minute haircut warrant a 20$ tip? Like I'll still tip a bit but I don't accept the entitlement that these losers have. Then these same faggots will get mad at the amazon driver for tossing the package like in this video and their genuis response is to throw the package again. If they were worried about it breaking then why would they toss it again and in reality the package is 100% fine and if you've worked in a warehouse before if that broke the package then nothing you order would ever make it to you in one piece.

[@canadiangopnik7007]

Albertan Tim Hortons worker here, at least where I work, we aren't allowed to accept tips, and none of the other restaurants (fast food or otherwise) in my area have asked for a tip at all, not sure where you live, but I haven't noticed it here at least

[@TurzorKameki]

idk if you misspelled "getting" on purpoe or not 😂

[@weaverclips]

it's not illegal to mandate a tip if they tell you on the menu of sinage in teh business that tips are autamatically charged

[@heti8613]

How does Lily who was born and raised in Germany not know about Blitzeis :o

[@reesewhittington6778]

9:16 only the chicken looked good. if that even was chicken.