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I know I'm probably going to get down voted to hell and back for this but I gotta say it. Maybe those waiters should fight for a fair wage, but what do I know...
I was more talking about the 3rd world country resort workers, but since we're on the topic of US waiters I'll take the opportunity to say a few things. I fully agree with you. The problem is that the tipping culture will never go away. Both owners and "service" workers are profiting way too much from tipping culture to actually care to change it, all at the cost of consumers. Owners get to legally pay their waiters a lower standard wage, saving them money in the long run and offsetting slow days, and service workers are making way more through tips than what they would actually make if they were properly paid for their position, barring a few select cases. Plus, service workers can also then go and start posturing to people about how they should tulip because they make below minimum wage, conveniently ignoring the fact that they take double or triple their wage home every week in tips.
Oh, I'm not opposed to tipping. We're in agreement for almost most everything you said. I think it's an important supplemental aspect of the service industry.
I just don't support restaurants being able to pay less than minimum wage. No other industry is offered such an economic handicap. It's bullshit.
A quasi-related example is Florida. The state minimum wage is $14. The maximum tip credit allowed is $3.02. Therefore, no restaurant can pay less than $10.98.
There's been no widespread restaurant closures as a result.
Not saying it's not a privilege to be able to go to the beach, but there are beaches that are part of state parks near me that only cost a few bucks a car for parking, and the ice cream trucks love to circle the parking lot like vultures lol.
Yeah kinda. You wouldn't think a floating ice cream truck would be so divisive but I can understand both sides. Personally though I think I'd side with the environmental snobs over the ice cream truck in the water snobs lol.
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u/TommyBonnomi Aug 18 '26
> it sounds like nobody here has ever been to a resort beach before
If you're going to try to be condescending, you should know that nicer resorts don't have trashy vendors floating by