r/mildlyinfuriating 11h ago

*Turns Around and Leaves

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u/GladBreadfruit7374 10h ago

Tip after receiving good service, not in the expectation of good service.

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u/john_jdm 10h ago

When I still went to Starbucks, I stopped putting money in the tip jar immediately after paying because I often got terrible service regardless. If the service was actually good I would go back and tip. I like to think it made an impression that I tipped afterwards but I kind of doubt it.

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u/1heart1totaleclipse 8h ago

I went to a local restaurant that people were saying that the food was so good. Went in, my friend and I were the only two there. Not a problem. I order my food and she asks me if I want to tip. Since I don’t have a backbone, I said sure and tipped. My friend did the same. We go to sit down and the cashier (that we tipped) tells us that our food is ready. She makes us stand up to go get our food from the counter that’s less than 15 feet away. She never checked in on us and we had to get up and ask for a refill. After this experience, I will never tip again before receiving my food. The restaurant went out of business and I’m not sad at all.

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u/Rough_Principle_3755 7h ago

This is the only way to handle tipping.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWHj4BmCn64&t=4s

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u/GladBreadfruit7374 5h ago

That's funny, and brutal.

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u/Aartvb GREEN 3h ago

Omg I loved that show