How about this. Instead of attacking average people for not paying average people go after big businesses like Door Dash for not paying their dashers. 💡🤔

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

Or don’t use the service as it was intended if you’re not willing to participate in the service as it’s intended.

@ethanporto1745

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkosif it wasn’t intended to be used that way. DoorDash wouldn’t let no tip be an option. DoorDash intends it to be used that way. Maybe you don’t.

@Jhhuhhhytf8

4 күн бұрын

​@@flippinfunkosits not intended if its optional is it my guy? its a must because it hurts your feelings otherwise? take your problem up with the overlords who hired you baby boy

@realmassconsumption

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkosAlright let’s be real with each other. Are you on drugs? We can find you help.

@Ma_Deuce

3 күн бұрын

​@realmassconsumption I'm with you on this one. Why am I the bad guy for not tipping when it's your employer fault for paying a crappy wage and you accepting the terms.

Sweetheart, servers agree to the terms of employment. If that isn’t suitable for you, don’t take it out on paying customers.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Not taking anything out on anyone

Hungry man with little money, sit down my brother.. no tip no worry

Vid title should be “if you’re not making enough money, work someplace else!”

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

Better yet, “assholes that don’t know how to tip shouldn’t use a tip based service.”

@alexcoombe3377

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos stop begging, start doing.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

@@alexcoombe3377 I’m not begging for anything. I don’t work a service based job. But I support those that do.

I tip but... cry me a river😂

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

I’m just looking out for folks. I use the service industry all the time.

average funko pop enjoyer

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

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@username----------

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos hyper consumerist mindset

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

@@username---------- I’d like to think I’m on the side of the people putting in work

@MichaelRyanH

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos everyone loves to think highly of themselves. It takes a real man to understand his goofy ass faults.

and yet you choose to accept the order knowing there's no tip? you're literally doing it to yourself and you expect us to feel bad

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Some customers pay tips in cash.

Imagine expecting a customer to pay for wages that your employer wont. On one hand you are helping build a business and future and the other being a short term convienence. The bad guy isn't the consumer or the employee. A person might not be able to afford a tip just like a person cant afford not to be tipped.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

That’s the business model that’s been around for generations. Until it’s changed, you know the model you’re participating in.

@markeichenberg917

3 күн бұрын

​@@flippinfunkos Its hard to tell if you are not noticing the irony in your reply or if you are just comment farming for the algorithm.

I tip where warranted based on my own morality I don’t let anyone or any business pressure me into tipping. I don’t food delivery services to begin with because it’s just a rip off. They mark up the food, you pay them a delivery fee directly and have this weird obligation to tip before I even receive the food. I have a friend that owns a deli and I would see driver after driver come in and never ask to verify the order. That level of laziness is wild. So when the food is wrong or it’s missing something you should still tip, pay a delivery fee and get the food marked up? That business is just a disaster. Customers are fed up, drivers are fed because the only one winning is the business. Even my friend loses because ppl order food then cancel and he’s stuck with a 12 dollar sandwich he can’t sell

If we all just got together and stopped using the services for five months that require employees to be paid off of Tips alone, they would start paying them fair wages

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

And your food goes up 3-4 times. That’s the reality. The corporations aren’t gonna eat the cost of payroll. So tip or boycott and result in astronomical prices.

I think this is a double-edged sword, telling people to not use services if they don't tip could cost the people you are trying to help their jobs. Like if nobody goes out to eat, they need way less staff. Gotta be careful what you wish for. A better idea is raising prices and paying people so there is no need to tip.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

Raising prices when prices are already crazy has the wrong effect. I know a lot of folks that work in these industries and are being overworked. If non tippers stopped using the service tomorrow, they’d be fine, probably better off because they’d be free to utilize the customers who are actually doing right by them.

Imagine thinking tips are mandatory and not earened. Lol

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

So they’re not earning their tip performing a service you didn’t want to do yourself?

@johnadams673

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos not if they do it poorly.

@rickybaker42

3 күн бұрын

Lol, sometimes I wish I could go back into the kitchen and just get it myself. You do realize you’ve given perhaps the most unnuanced critique of the problem here, right? The fact is quality of service has dropped off big time and to leave that part out of the discussion is simply absurd.

A tip has always been for good service it’s never been a requirement. Some dashers ignore clear instructions or similar things so no, just because a service has the tip option doesn’t mean it’s mandatory

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

There are a growing trend of people refusing to tip regardless of the level of service

In today's economy it's better to just leave the service industry until it starts serving its workers better. I don't blame consumers for trying to save money, and excluding the optional dollars from a service is a great way to do that. You choose to work for a service that makes a part of your wages community donations, and the service provider chooses to make those tips optional. Sounds like a problem between you and them.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

Again, you know all this so if you decide you still want to use the service, then tip. If you don’t want to tip, don’t use the service. Get take out or cook yourself. It’s not that difficult.

@RichThePeasant

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos but your not getting it. Why are you asking us to help you make up for your bad employer and bad industry? Like I'm not tipping on anything that comes with a service charge, like Uber. They already charged me 8-10$ for the delivery fee, they gotta pay their people. Restaurants can be successful and pay their employees a good wage, I see it all the time in California. So why in California should I tip 15% at a restaurant when the staff already makes 17$/hr? Assuming they actually have tables fully booked, that would equate to them making 30-50$+ per hour, which is great but shouldn't be expected for that industry. If they wanna include it automatically in the bill they can. Your boss just won't do it because they don't care about you enough. So either make them care or find somewhere that will That's the American way.

At the end of the day it’s not a requirement.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

Neither is using a tip based service. You can cook your own food or go pick up your own food. If you don’t tip, you shouldn’t use the service.

@tonytheg6612

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos unfortunately you have no authority to make that call other than your opinion, only the business owners can add that requirement.

The smartest thing these restaurants ever did is make tips the social norm and vilify people who dont pay their OWN employees' wages

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

I’m not letting the businesses off the hook. The point is, you know the circumstances and the model of the service so if you continue using the service, fully knowing the circumstances, you understand a tip is expected to use the service and you should respond accordingly.

@gregoryhornick2207

3 күн бұрын

​@@flippinfunkos But you are letting the restaurants off the hook. If a business offers a service for a stated price that should be the only expectation. A lazy business owner shouldn't underpay their employees and that is a hundred thousand times worse than someone not tipping. Their prices go up and I'm still expected to tip. The quality of their product goes down and I'm still expected to tip. They go out of their way to make their employees' lives a living hell so their quarterly earnings go up and I'm still expected to tip. Then some asshole on KZread has the nerve to make a whole video criticizing people for not tipping when most of them probably have shitty jobs too and just shrugs off a comment calling him out for it with "I'm not letting the restaurants off the hook." Well maybe if you weren't letting the restaurants off the hook you should've mentioned that in the video while you were busy suggesting we create a national no tipper register lol. Where's your This company pays like shit registry idea since you know so much

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

@@gregoryhornick2207 I’m not letting the restaurants off the hook. The point is, if you know all of that and know the person serving you only makes your tips and you still don’t tip, you’re an @sshole. If you don’t wanna tip, that’s fine, don’t use the service.

@gregoryhornick2207

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos Dude, I just checked your channel. You own a $70k truck. Why don't you tip for me? I make $14 an hour cleaning a warehouse with no air-conditioning. I don't use tipping services but don't harp to other people about not paying extra when you're riding in a Dodge Ram that costs more than I make in like three years.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

@@gregoryhornick2207 why does a truck I used to own have any bearing on whether or not people tip. You said it yourself, you don’t use a tip based service. That’s the correct answer. If I can’t afford to tip, I go get it myself.

Hmmmmmm….no. Some of us believe in tipping when service is worth tipping, but that’s becoming harder and harder to find. These days consumers are expected to foot the employers bill. And when tipping becomes automatic, there’s no incentive for service people to actually put the customer first. No thanks to entitlement That being said, I do believe in tipping if the service people are making ANY effort to be helpful

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

I haven’t had bad service in a long time. Most places I go, the service is great.

rule is, if i order my food standing up, I am not tipping. With that said if there is a tip jar there at the counter, ill most always throw a few bucks in the jar. expectations with Tipping has gotten way out of control. However if I am ordering food and its being delivered to my home ALWAYS tip, thats how they make money and they deserve it, But Im not a lazy person so rarely do I order delivery.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

That’s exactly what I’m talking about. Dining in and food delivery are what I’m talking about

maybe they should get different jobs then

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Maybe you shouldn’t use their service if you feel that way

If your job doesn't pay you a fair wage don't go to that job

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

And if you don’t want to tip, don’t use the service

The restaurants got you thinking exactly how they want you to think. Instead of them pulling in millions and millions of profit, why don’t they structure workers pay better to the restaurant isn’t passing the payroll buck to the customer? It’s one of the biggest grifts, restaurants somehow got customers paying their own employees wages, in some cases the customers is paying the customer more than the restaurant is! All so they can pull in a few million more on top of the millions they are already making

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Until the system changes, it’s what we’ve got.

I tip TRUE service workers, but what gets under my skin is the covid trend of every company spinning the iPad and asking a tip for no justifiable reason. Sorry Jessica from Starbucks, I’m not tipping you 25% for you to turn around and pour me a carafe of $8 black coffee. You didn’t provide me a tippable service, you just did your job. Just like people in fast food. Just like baggers in grocery stores. Just like retail associates. Am I a bad person for opting out of this predatory tipping plaguing almost every business nowadays? 20% used to be generous, now it’s the lowest amount on these damn iPads. And the look of disgust I get when I select no tip. Honey you’re getting paid $15/hr to pour me coffee. Thanks but no thanks.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

I don’t disagree with any of that.

Tip was “to insure promptness” as a gift. The whole tip guilt tripping is out of control. Make your employers pay a fair wage. It’s not the customers job to pay labor fees your employers fail at. Gtfo with that. For the last few years I make it a point to avoid every buisness that asks for tips. Here’s a challenge smart guy make the data base yourself.

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

That’s a different conversation to have

Thank fuck we don't have this shit in Australia

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

It would be fine if we didn’t have it here. But we do, and that’s the reality

Businesses should absolutely pay their workers a good wage so that tips do not have to make or break their livelihood.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

That’s a fair point but we all know in the US that servers and delivery drivers get paid off of tips so if you’re still willing to participate in that business model, then tip or don’t use the service.

@rickybaker42

3 күн бұрын

K, how about this: Let’s keep tipping as part of the expected earnings, but put pressure on businesses to compensate an employee if he loses his tip through the fault of some other employee. I do think it’s getting harder and harder to find good staff so establishing a culture of excellence is super important

When you tip, even if it isn't a substantial amount, some people still get upset. I typically go for a 10% tip. It seems people expect around 20% or more these days. That's why I stopped using delivery services and now always choose pickup. Even cashiers at grocery stores are asking for tips. Aren't they paid by the hour? So, I've started using self-checkout instead. I'm not being cheap; I'm just not happy about people demanding extra money for doing their job. The only exception I make is for restaurant waiting staff. When I'm likely spending over $70 for a meal at a table, I might tip 15% based on the waiter's performance. Yes, I will tip more for a smile and timely drink refills. If that’s too much to ask for $10.50, then that’s unfortunate. You should probably get a better job that or I just wont take my ass to your business anymore due to guilt tripping customers to give more tips. I come there to have a good time not to be guilt trip about having someone else's livelihood in my hands.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

But you just hit the nail on the head. If you don’t want to tip, you don’t use the service. A lot of people want to use the service and not tip either and that’s where my reservation with it is.

the government loves people like you

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Don’t know how the government gets brought into tipping

What about 'just the tip'?

LMAO!!! This is soooooo funny watching this as a European. You basically saying we don't deserve to eat food lol. I will never understand the American logic...

@flippinfunkos

6 күн бұрын

My video only applies where tipping is prevalent and built into the business model.

@Drilleh

5 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos built into the business model??? LMAO, even worse if you ask me??? Sorry, but the whole tipping thing should not be a thing... unless you feel or want too. A barista pouring a simple drink from the coffee machine should not get a tip, or a guy delivering me food that i paid for!!! at that point, why not just tip the coffee maker company and the cheff ?? I just feel like ASKING for money when you already paid for is kinda hilarious to me... its so silly, i will never get it. No place in Europe is required to tip, its always optional. Even with those that have it as you say, ''built into the business model''. People can choose to tip if they want and that im totally fine with, but coming here and telling people '' you dont deserve this X service if you don't tip at X place'' is just silly. thats not my/our problem. Its your goverments fault.

@anthonymangual365

4 күн бұрын

​@Drilleh as an American I share this opinion 😂

@justinhawkins101

4 күн бұрын

This guy is too high and mighty on himself and his self righteous opinions tbh and makes Americans look bad, because most of us don’t have this logic 😂

@Drilleh

4 күн бұрын

@@justinhawkins101 good to know that man!! I just think it’s very stupid video

As an American, I get it: tip. But there are millions of exceptions to the rule over in Europe, where restaurant owners pay their employees enough so that tipping is not part of their culture. Even here in The Colonies, there are exceptions: if the owner is also the server, no tip. Not supposed to. The "tip" is you, the customer, keep coming back.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

I’m specifically talking about it here where tipping is the norm.

@tarico4436

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos Right. I agree.

Here’s the deal….blame the companies for overcharging for delivery fees that don’t go to you as tip’s because that’s what’s cutting into your tip money. Lol nobody is gonna pay 20 for dilevery when it’s all said and done. Also, tipping pre-service is a bad practice.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

I use DoorDash Daily. I pay $10 a month for Dash Pass and all delivery fees are waived except the driver tip. But if you use the service, you accept that a tip is expected. No one pays the driver for their gas, the wear and tear on their vehicle or their time. They work off of tips and you use the services understanding this. It’s not like it’s sprung on anyone by surprise

@justinhawkins101

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos I tip my dashers in cash IF my food arrives. Too many people stealing food on DoorDash to tip before hand. Like I said…..tipping pre-service is bad practice. Js….I don’t blame people for not tipping when they’re overcharging for the service to begin with. 🤷‍♂️

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

If they’re overcharging for the service to the point you don’t wanna tip, then don’t use the service. Short change the service, not the driver who’s just trying to make a living.

A better solution is that companies pay their employees so they dont rely on tips, and tips are extra. It makes more sense. It works like that in other countries and it works fine. Its only in the US that the worker is left hanging and depends on the optional, voluntary, variable payment of the customer. Its a terrible system if you think about it. The business is extracting value and profits out of the workers, its obvious they should pay. The customer can then decide if they can afford the service or not.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

I don’t disagree with this. The reality though is the current system is in place and if you participate in the system, you know these folks aren’t getting paid unless you tip. Also, if you remove that barrier where now the employer is on the hook for those wages, theyre just gonna raise the cost of food and cut jobs which is even worse. While the system sucks, it is in place and if you knowingly use the service and still stiff the server, that’s on you.

So...do you tip your Amazon delivery driver? Your doctor or dentist? How about a plumber that just fixed a leak for you? Do you tip bouncers at a bar for providing protection? Do you tip the mailman for delivering your mail?

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

None of those are tip based services. Dine in eating and food delivery are tip based services and are universally regarded as so in American Culture.

@Kudeghraw

2 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos "None of those are tip based services." Right here is where you lose people. Why do you get to pick and choose which SERVICES qualify for tipping? I would rather tip my amazon delivery driver for wading through snow to dump my package off than a doordash driver who lets food get cold. Just eating and food delivery eh? You don't tip your barber? You don't tip a lot attendant who will find your car a parking spot so you can get to the show?

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

​​⁠this is a cop out. The business model isn’t new. Food delivery and dine in eating has been tip based for as long as I’ve been alive and everyone knows it. Package delivery is not. Servers and food delivery drivers make the majority of their wages off of tips and it’s been that way as long as I’ve been alive. If Amazon drivers wanna make $2.13 an hour and rely on tips for the rest, so be it but let’s not pretend the models are the same. They’ve never been.

@Kudeghraw

2 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos At this point it is beyond wasting fucks on.

Yeah, you want a tip then you make 4 or 5 trips before dropping food off so it gets cold. Sometimes you just sit there for 15-20 minutes. I used to tip big for food delivery to avoid this issue, thinking the driver would be appreciative and make haste to my doorstep. Nope. Even if you tip big its the same lack of effs to give. So I just quit using the services and simply buy more groceries instead. Tips are a reward for going above and beyond not for just existing...

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

I usually pay the extra $3 for the driver to bring my food to me first. That’s an option and I choose that option but even when I don’t, I get my food pretty quickly. But if the driver takes excessive time, contact DoorDash. They will credit you.

@Kudeghraw

2 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos "I usually pay the extra $3 for the driver to bring my food to me first" So that implies if you want your food hot you have to pay more than the listed price. Why don't we go to a bar and offer unrefrigerated beer and charge 3 bucks more if they want it cold.

I dont mind tipping. But if I go out to eat and the bill is like 40 or 50 bucks just for me and my wife I probably will not tip. Especially if the waiter isnt up to par.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

You really shouldn’t use a dine in service if you refuse to tip the server aside from unless it was poor service.

@blessedmetalhead976

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos This is America man. You can not tell people what to do like that.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

@@blessedmetalhead976 I mean I can. They don’t have to listen though.

Don't these delivery apps force you to tip at least a little? Like if you don't tip your food just sits there forever. No need for a database.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

DoorDash asks me up front what my tip is gonna be. I’ve heard lots of people know how to not tip using it but I never bothered trying because I always tip.

@MichaelRyanH

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos yeah the few times I've used DD or UberEats they ask my tip up front. Immediately the app set it to 20% (which is hilarious because I ordered 2 meals for 35 dollars I'm not tipping someone 7 dollars to drive 5 miles round trip, sorry). I understand your points. But you seem to be in denial that anyone else has any reasonable points. Most people my age don't trade funko pops and know how to post shorts to KZread. They also remember using logic in order to fairly tip pizza delivery drivers. These people are just more entitled "entrepreneur" versions of those same pizza delivery drivers.

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

There is no reasonable point. You go in knowing that you’re using a service that is rooted in tipping the person that performs the service. If you participate and don’t tip, you’re the problem. No one is forcing you to tip. But asking human being to bring your food to you and not tip that person accordingly is scummy. Period. If you disagree, go get your own food. It’s not that difficult.

@MichaelRyanH

4 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos at what point in any comment did I imply I didn't tip or that anyone else shouldn't tip? Lmfao. You should start a blog because you just keep typing the same useless information over and over

American buisnesses shouldnt be able to trade if they can't pay decent wages . Palming responsibility of paying your workers shouldnt fall onto the customer . Works everywhere else in the world except for the land of the "free"

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

I don’t disagree but when it’s the normal thing to do and you know that going in, don’t take it out on the person giving the service.

@scottrobertson1880

3 күн бұрын

@flippinfunkos if i use a service , im already paying for it . Why is it only america were workers have to beg customers for a liveable wage ? . Minimum wage in my country is $24.10 and companies still thrive . Its all pure greed and you have been indoctrinated into that disgusting culture

My rule is if I was standing during the whole interaction... there is absolutely no reason to tip. Of course i'm going to tip services like waiters, food delivery drivers etc but the american tipping culture has gotten absolutely ridiculous and expects you to tip the cashier taking your order at fucking starbucks. It's sad but I think this has soured a lot of people on tipping in general and now I know quite a few people who just say "I don't tip anybody anymore"

@flippinfunkos

4 күн бұрын

I don’t tip on takeout usually but my wife even made a case to me about tipping on takeout. But my video was about sit down service or delivery service specifically.

Lol

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

??

Nah

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

Very informed response

I always tip, but if you’re in a field that requires tipping to pay your bills, get out. Get a stable paying job where the actual employers pay you.

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Who is gonna serve your food when there’s no servers left?

@rickybaker42

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkospeople employed and paid by the restaurant to serve you food i.e. fully compensated employees You can’t honestly think restaurants and service will die if tipping dies…

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

@@rickybaker42 most servers don’t get paid more than $2.13 an hour before tips, so no, not fully compensated.

@rickybaker42

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos no I know it’s stupidly low. My point was that they’ll raise their prices to pay servers real wages rather than go under. In fact I think it could be a decent idea. As long as you marketed your restaurant as a non tipping restaurant, and made up the wage difference in menu pricing, people might appreciate the transparency. I do think you have to take into account that many of us are getting tired of the expected tip for subpar or even rude service.

@shanethomas6208

2 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos I don’t need anyone to serve me food lol

Alternate video idea: If you’re too broke to live on your salary and need tips to get by, don’t work for that employer

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

And if you don’t want to participate in the full spectrum of service, do it yourself instead of allowing someone else to serve you and then you stiff them.

@Divici02623

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos if the full spectrum of service is that I tip ONLY for good service, then I do

If this is how you talk to customers… Participation trophies really ruined Gen X Poor people deserve to be outcasts

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

I’m not a server. And rich, poor, etc all deserve to be treated with respect.

Bad take

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

I disagree

@Kudeghraw

2 күн бұрын

I agree.

I agree with this man... Sure I don't live in a country where tipping is a thing, but if i visited/lived in a country where this was the culture i would most certainly tip :)

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

Exactly. You know when you step foot in that place that tipping is how they get paid. If you disagree with tipping as a practice, don’t use the service.

@FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit

3 күн бұрын

That’s the thing it’s not the culture it’s greedy corporations and even now businesses passing the buck onto the consumer. If you took a consensus in America about whether they think the business should just pay a fair wage or the consumer have a obligation to tip to help the employee earn a decent wage I guarantee it would be the former

@flippinfunkos

3 күн бұрын

@@FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit I don’t know a single person who doesn’t tip or doesn’t think you should tip. I’ve only recently started seeing people complain about tippping. I agree with the aspect of restaurants paying more so tips aren’t necessary but that changes the entire business model and it may not be for the better.

@FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit

3 күн бұрын

@@flippinfunkos well you know ppl now lol I read the comments and judging by how you don’t have one thumbs up on this video and only a few ppl in the comments agreeing with you I would say that’s an argument you would lose. Plenty of ppl believe in tipping I’m one of them but i believe in the traditional method not this variant that’s been baked into society where it’s almost forced.

Meanwhile companies are laughing all the way to the bank and watch people in socials argue about tips. They always win.

@flippinfunkos

2 күн бұрын

You aren’t wrong