Submitted by qwertymanman t3_11bjq2r in mildlyinteresting
SoNic67 t1_j9zwkko wrote
I though that Europeans are proud that they don't have to tip their waitress. Because they are "paid well enough".
"Gratuity" 12% is then... what?
Riegler77 t1_ja0xj8l wrote
This is the UK, we don't claim them
SoNic67 t1_ja2f7vj wrote
Yeah, contradict the reality. Because that's on the this post picture.
And it's not the only time I see that in Europe. Almost every time are 4 people or more at a table, they will put that on, and is not negotiable.
noahnear t1_ja2r72h wrote
I get the idea that the higher the bill, the lower the % of it is left as a tip. People hate the idea of a large number, even if it’s a small %age.
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