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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
There's some subreddit about all these bad stories from wait staff and a common theme is "if you can't afford at least a 20% tip, don't go out to eat". Like the customers are being blamed for a company's cruddy pay. I rarely go to sit down places now. So instead of a 15% tip they're getting nothing. The service isn't worth it anymore.
gpt
It actually bothers me how every single fast casual place expects a tip now.  I just paid $15 for my sandwich to go - is you handing it to me over the counter not included in that price? 

Went through a Taco Bell drive through last week and even they asked me if I wanted to round up to support students.