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A simple sign, but a big debate. 🍽️Many restaurants rely on tips because servers earn very low hourly wages. Some people...
07/14/2026

A simple sign, but a big debate. 🍽️

Many restaurants rely on tips because servers earn very low hourly wages. Some people believe tipping is a way to appreciate good service, while others think fair wages should come from employers instead of customers.

💬 What’s your opinion? Should tipping be expected or always optional? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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07/06/2026

We’re gonna be here a while. (REPOST)

YOU COMPLAIN ABOUT PRICES… BUT HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT THE PERSON BEHIND THE COUNTER? 💔Every day, thousands of worke...
06/12/2026

YOU COMPLAIN ABOUT PRICES… BUT HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT THE PERSON BEHIND THE COUNTER? 💔

Every day, thousands of workers stand behind registers, serve customers, stock shelves, and smile through their shifts.

Some are dealing with unpaid bills.

Some are worried about a sick parent.

Some are struggling with anxiety, depression, or problems at home.

Some haven’t even had time to eat.

Yet they still greet you with a smile and wish you a good day.

The truth is, we never really know what someone is going through.

The cashier helping you.

The waitress serving your food.

The delivery driver at your door.

The employee answering your questions.

Behind every uniform is a human being with struggles, dreams, fears, and responsibilities.

A few kind words can change someone’s entire day.

A little patience can mean more than you realize.

And a small act of respect can remind someone that they matter.

Before getting angry, before judging, before speaking harshly, remember:

Everyone is fighting a battle you cannot see.

Kindness costs nothing.

But to someone having their worst day, it can mean everything.

❤️ Be patient.
❤️ Be respectful.
❤️ Be kind.

Because the world already has enough criticism.

What it needs more of is compassion.

06/09/2026

Happy birthday everyone.

Been serving tables for eight years, and honestly… nights like this are exactly why so many people are leaving the resta...
06/05/2026

Been serving tables for eight years, and honestly… nights like this are exactly why so many people are leaving the restaurant industry. 😞

Table of two.
Steaks.
Drinks.
Full service.
Final bill: $77.11.

There’s already an 18% service fee added, so the total comes out to $77.11 after fees and tax.

They pay the bill…
smile…
say “thank you so much”…
and leave the tip line completely blank.

Now before the comments explode, let me explain something a lot of people still don’t realize:

That service fee does NOT automatically go to the server.

It literally says it on the receipt.

I make $2.13 an hour.
Tips aren’t “bonus money.”
For many servers, tips ARE the paycheck. 💀

And what makes it emotionally exhausting is when everything feels great the entire night.

No complaints.
No issues.
Refills stayed full.
Plates cleared quickly.
Friendly conversation.
Good energy at the table.

You walk away thinking:
“Okay, that one went really well.”

Then the check comes back…
and there’s nothing there.

That feeling adds up after years in this industry.

I think a lot of customers genuinely don’t understand how confusing these service charges have become. Some assume it replaces the tip. Others think it goes directly to the server.

Meanwhile the staff is stuck in the middle trying to survive in a system nobody fully agrees on anymore.

So I’m genuinely curious where people stand on this:

👉 If there’s already a service fee added to the bill…
do you still leave an additional tip for the server?
Or do you treat the service charge as the tip? 👀

06/04/2026

Look away .

06/01/2026

Did I start working at Fanta?

05/31/2026

It’s the only option.

05/30/2026

Eagle noise*

Nothing prepares you for the emotional whiplash of lightly hitting what looks like a normal trash can… and discovering i...
05/30/2026

Nothing prepares you for the emotional whiplash of lightly hitting what looks like a normal trash can… and discovering it has the structural integrity of a bunker 😭💀

I genuinely thought the thing would roll or tip over like every other trash can on earth.

NOPE.

This thing apparently had cement inside it because the impact felt like I drove straight into a wall 😩

Now my front end is damaged, the bumper is cracked, and my car is sitting here looking personally offended.

And honestly?
Why is anyone filling trash cans with concrete in the first place 😂

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