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u/SmilkySooth
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Jan 14 '22
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So sorry, I'm broke so I can only pay you $77 for my food. You were great though.
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r/antiwork
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u/SmilkySooth
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Jan 14 '22
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u/The_Stav Jan 15 '22 edited Jan 15 '22 •
Idk much because I'm from the UK, but is this really a massive issue for someone who's already broke but wanted to treat themselves? I feel like the anger should be directed at tipping culture and the companies that underpay their workers rather than the consumers who are just currently using the system as intended?
Just feels weird to be mad at someone who's broke for not paying more than the worth of their meal, y'know?
EDIT: For the people saying "Fuck the customer, they're basically stealing from the server and making them do unpaid labour!"
They're not the ones stealing from the server, the companies are. It should be the company compensating the labour of the workers, not the customers.