EPTIn Oregon we have a fast food place called "Burgerville". Kinda a local chain. A part of their union negotiations was to include a tipping option for all orders. It had existed for a year or 2 but recently finally got removed from everyone complaining. Being shamed into tipping for a burger via drive through was the straw that broke Oregon's back with this issue. Its the only example I can think of where tipping was removed.
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Mohdoo
United States15725 Posts
In Oregon we have a fast food place called "Burgerville". Kinda a local chain. A part of their union negotiations was to include a tipping option for all orders. It had existed for a year or 2 but recently finally got removed from everyone complaining. Being shamed into tipping for a burger via drive through was the straw that broke Oregon's back with this issue. Its the only example I can think of where tipping was removed. | ||
micronesia
United States24741 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14047 Posts
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ZerOCoolSC2
9005 Posts
On July 02 2025 07:11 micronesia wrote: Can someone photoshop or AI a tip jar on to a picture of the Resolute Desk? Does this work for you? ![[image loading]](https://i.ibb.co/9DbHRLm/Gemini-Generated-Image-wrga1uwrga1uwrga.png) | ||
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Simberto
Germany11632 Posts
On July 02 2025 09:55 Sermokala wrote: The most horrifying version of the future with this is that work transforms completely where workers in all industries become tipped. Work where everyone is paid based on the employers chosen productivity metrics and employees being tipped for "more productivity". Overtime doesn't functionally exist anymore because double time on $2.13 is only $4.13. Working past your 40 hours becomes perversely motivated and society suffers as a result. Deliciously dystopian. "Sorry, we can't eat today, my employer decided that he was extremely productive and tipped himself a Porsche. Everyone else sadly wasn't productive enough, and the tip jar was empty." | ||
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Magic Powers
Austria4478 Posts
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MJG
United Kingdom1339 Posts
On July 02 2025 15:22 Simberto wrote: Deliciously dystopian. "Sorry, we can't eat today, my employer decided that he was extremely productive and tipped himself a Porsche. Everyone else sadly wasn't productive enough, and the tip jar was empty." Isn't this just the way that pay rises have worked for the last half century? We're already in the dystopia. | ||
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KT_Elwood
Germany1086 Posts
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LightSpectra
United States1879 Posts
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Simberto
Germany11632 Posts
On July 02 2025 22:19 LightSpectra wrote: Over a hundred billion dollars for ICE in the spending bill is pretty wild. Guess we're going to have an armored van at every polling booth come election day. Gotta equip and pay your brownshirts. | ||
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Magic Powers
Austria4478 Posts
On July 02 2025 22:19 LightSpectra wrote: Over a hundred billion dollars for ICE in the spending bill is pretty wild. Guess we're going to have an armored van at every polling booth come election day. Plus the additional loss to the economy when the illegal migrants are gone. Could be several hundreds of billions of dollars wasted just to appease one single idiot at the top. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11632 Posts
On July 02 2025 23:32 Magic Powers wrote: Plus the additional loss to the economy when the illegal migrants are gone. Could be several hundreds of billions of dollars wasted just to appease one single idiot at the top. No, there are quite a few idiots who want this. Don't pin this exclusively on Trump. This was one of his major selling points on campaign, so i assume that a lot of the people who voted for trump didn't do this despite of this, but because of it. | ||
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LightSpectra
United States1879 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14047 Posts
People have had more than a decade to find out what kind of person trump is. Casually collecting bribes and selling merch isn't a surprise anymore it's just his brand. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21953 Posts
On July 02 2025 23:39 LightSpectra wrote: "I know the leopards said they would eat peoples faces but I just assumed bad people, not my nice neighbour."A slim majority supports deporting "all the illegals," but that number plummets when you also ask "should documented immigrants have their visas terminated for no cause and then treated like criminals after that?" I don't care they were to stupid to see this coming, they voted for this shit and until it happens to someone they personally care about they will be fine with it. | ||
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Mohdoo
United States15725 Posts
On July 02 2025 23:42 Sermokala wrote: Yeah trump was very transparent about what he wanted to do and people explained how he was going to have to do to do those things. If you didn't think you were getting a president who would rather laugh outside the cages of his new concentration camp instead of going to the funeral for an assassinated politician thats on you at this point not trump. People have had more than a decade to find out what kind of person trump is. Casually collecting bribes and selling merch isn't a surprise anymore it's just his brand. I enjoy the duality. People who insist they are totally smart and vote for Trump for entirely valid reasons will say they like Trump having tough messaging on a topic. Asked if they agree with what he says, they are quick to roll their eyes, smirk, and calmly explain its actually just political negotiation to redefine the conversation. Then when he does that thing, these totally reasonable trump voters explain how they themselves are a baboon and can't control how they react to democrat messaging or policies. They provide a detailed explanation how democrats have direct control over the thoughts and feelings of trump voters and are thus entirely responsible for the situation. | ||
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KwarK
United States43232 Posts
On July 02 2025 23:39 LightSpectra wrote: A slim majority supports deporting "all the illegals," but that number plummets when you also ask "should documented immigrants have their visas terminated for no cause and then treated like criminals after that?" For what it’s worth all illegal immigrants should be deported (humanely to their country of citizenship). There shouldn’t be a underclass of exploitable labourers without rights or legal recourse. If it turns out that the economy depends on their labour then that is something that should be dealt with by congress, not simply by failing to enforce laws. A common sense approach to illegal immigration cannot start “we’ll have one set of laws, another set of policies, and they should be wholly incompatible”. | ||
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oBlade
United States5765 Posts
On July 02 2025 22:19 LightSpectra wrote: Over a hundred billion dollars for ICE in the spending bill is pretty wild. Guess we're going to have an armored van at every polling booth come election day. Very few illegal immigrants vote so that would never be a significant venue for ICE enforcement. Federal LEO is already able to share DOD assets so they don't need money for armored cars as much as for more officers, agents, and judges. | ||
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LightSpectra
United States1879 Posts
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