First, let me say that I HATE the entire system of tipping.
Second, most servers are paid a ridiculously low wage that would not support a church mouse. Then the customer is expected to pony up the rest. The whole system is corrupt. Servers practically DEMAND tips or at the very least BEG for them - even if service is poor. Employers in my opinion are cheap, disgusting dirt bags that are too cheap to pay their help and expect customers to do it for them.
Most of us have to live on some sort of budget to insure that by the end of the month there is still enough money to pay the bills or buy food as necessary.
These days, it is not just servers that want tips. The barber, paperboy, mailman, the mechanic, the plumber, electrician, and every other one that you can think of has their hands out for extra money. Personally, I am sick of it. Those that receive a good wage should not be looking for tips. Those that do not should be paid fairly for their labor and time. Period!
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