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We can only hope that more restaurants follow the lead of those like the one in the OP. Once customers have a chance to experience eating out without the shakedown, it would be very interesting to see how those holding on to the archaic annoyance fare in open competition.
Sadly, this probably won't happen as there are so many lemmings willing to be abused and coerced into doing the owner's job for him/her.
See post 96. Would work at McDonalds instead.
Just sad
Good waitstaff would, of course, make a lot more than at McDonald's, but if someone wanted to do that, so be it.
You realize you offer a net gain of zero.
The "gain" would be for the customer in the form of less hassle and no extortion.
You realize you offer a net gain of zero.
The "gain" would be for the customer in the form of less hassle and no extortion.
I've asked you before when you have run across this extortion. You FAILED to respond. .
The "gain" would be for the customer in the form of less hassle and no extortion.
I've asked you before when you have run across this extortion. You FAILED to respond. .
The whole ridiculous practice is one big shakedown, stupid.
When I worked in a gas station I would bust my little butt washing windows, left the hood and check fluids and hope I would get a tip.
I worked at a gas station/car wash part of the year when I was in high school. I cleaned the windows, checked the oil, etc. every time. There was no tipping allowed, per owner. I took pride in doing good work.
When I worked in a gas station I would bust my little butt washing windows, left the hood and check fluids and hope I would get a tip. I remember one day making $40, for a kid that not bad. I watch for those who go the extra step and reward that action. It makes a difference.
Why work hard HOPING you will get a tip and then not get one at all? All that hard work for nothing, when you could just do the work and get paid a proper wage.
I prefer that.
Japanese restaurants in New York introduce ban on tipping ? Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion
"In Japan, theres no custom of tipping. In fact, leaving a tip could potentially be considered rude, as the cost of the service is already supposed to be included in the price you pay. My American buddys attempt to follow his home custom in Japan ended in the delivery driver apologising profusely for not accepting the tip! In New York City, meanwhile, Japanese restaurants are bringing the no-tipping custom Stateside, as Restaurant Riki becomes the latest Manhattan establishment to ban their customers from tipping."
If only this would become a growing trend. If only...
I've asked you before when you have run across this extortion. You FAILED to respond. .
The whole ridiculous practice is one big shakedown, stupid.
Just like you actually having to pay a menu price is a shakedown.
Japanese restaurants in New York introduce ban on tipping ? Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion
"In Japan, theres no custom of tipping. In fact, leaving a tip could potentially be considered rude, as the cost of the service is already supposed to be included in the price you pay. My American buddys attempt to follow his home custom in Japan ended in the delivery driver apologising profusely for not accepting the tip! In New York City, meanwhile, Japanese restaurants are bringing the no-tipping custom Stateside, as Restaurant Riki becomes the latest Manhattan establishment to ban their customers from tipping."
If only this would become a growing trend. If only...
except restaurant workers are paid $2 and change an hour b/c they get tipped.
When I worked in a gas station I would bust my little butt washing windows, left the hood and check fluids and hope I would get a tip.
I worked at a gas station/car wash part of the year when I was in high school. I cleaned the windows, checked the oil, etc. every time. There was no tipping allowed, per owner. I took pride in doing good work.
I take pride in whatever I do regardless whether it is for pay or not.
You take out the incentive to do a good job and the service will follow right behind it.
The incentive should come from the owner. Do a great job and be paid well, do a poor job and be fired. Pretty simple.
You take out the incentive to do a good job and the service will follow right behind it.
The incentive should come from the owner. Do a great job and be paid well, do a poor job and be fired. Pretty simple.
You take out the incentive to do a good job and the service will follow right behind it.
The incentive should come from the owner. Do a great job and be paid well, do a poor job and be fired. Pretty simple.
So, how much does the owner cough up to pay the wait staff and where does that come from?
Japanese restaurants in New York introduce ban on tipping ? Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion
"In Japan, theres no custom of tipping. In fact, leaving a tip could potentially be considered rude, as the cost of the service is already supposed to be included in the price you pay. My American buddys attempt to follow his home custom in Japan ended in the delivery driver apologising profusely for not accepting the tip! In New York City, meanwhile, Japanese restaurants are bringing the no-tipping custom Stateside, as Restaurant Riki becomes the latest Manhattan establishment to ban their customers from tipping."
If only this would become a growing trend. If only...
The incentive should come from the owner. Do a great job and be paid well, do a poor job and be fired. Pretty simple.
So, how much does the owner cough up to pay the wait staff and where does that come from?
That should be negotiated between the staff and the owner (NOT the customer), and it should come from the prices charged for the fare of the house.
