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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Right?!?

Who the F tipped on take-out orders a year ago?

Nobody

No. Fucking. Body.
gpt
I still don't. Like I got myself off the couch, drove over and picked up my own damn food, WHAT is there to even tip for??

Delivery? fine. There's no service to go with the food on a pickup order. *Boy, I really liked how they tapped that credit payment button... I should probably give them some of the money that I don't have enough of 🤔💸*

Not to mention, in Canada they just had a law overturned so now businesses can tack on an extra 2 or 2.5% just for using a credit card 👎

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Edit: to clarify, in my jurisdiction there is no reduced minimum wage for servers. They get paid the *full hourly minimum wage*, PLUS tips. That is why I feel less morally obligated to tip people that perform a simple transaction than many of those responding likely do. 

Put it this way: Walmart doesn't *tip me* for using self check out (and I'm pretty damn good at it, if I may say so myself) or should I be asking for (or expecting, without asking for) a tip?