Re:Amazon shortchanged drivers $61.7M in tips
by lotsofpulp on Thursday February 04, 2021 @05:25AM
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I find the people US society deems it necessary to tip to for service to be arbitrary and jarring. It’s kind of, sort of people you feel sorry for since they don’t earn much, but only if you interact with them, but even then sometimes not?
Janitors and custodians making sure everything is clean? No tip.
Person that brings you food? Tip.
Nurse/plumber/electrician/Government employee? No tip.
Delivery driver? Tip.
Grocery/hardware store/department store employee who helps you find what you need? No tip.
Person who brings out your online order to your car? Tip.
EMT that saves your life, but makes $12 per hour? No tip.
Janitors and custodians making sure everything is clean? No tip.
Person that brings you food? Tip.
Nurse/plumber/electrician/Government employee? No tip.
Delivery driver? Tip.
Grocery/hardware store/department store employee who helps you find what you need? No tip.
Person who brings out your online order to your car? Tip.
EMT that saves your life, but makes $12 per hour? No tip.
The whole thing is insane.