I was doing about 10% but got called a cheapskate and im pretty sure they spit in my bag so I upped it to 15%. Seen people doing 18-20% which I think is nuts
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How Much Have You Been Tipping Your Grocery Store Workers During This Time?
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I had no idea you could/should even tip in a grocery store. If there's no option in the card machine I sincerely have no idea if I should tip
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I feel like we're all agreement they are working super hard and not getting paid very much. You aren't tipping them?
Ridiculous. Times are tough enough that there is no societal expectations to tip grocery workers.
I'm up to about 30% or 40%, depending on the size of the order. If you're doing anything less than 15%, I'd take a good hard look in a mirror.
Why are you making this troll thread? Biggest grocer in the nation doesn't allow employees to take tips, and I'm quite sure policy is the same for all nationwide grocery stores.
That's why you take it to the mob first so they can launder it for you.
ha cha cha
I have never done this, but I have started to feel the impulse. I've only been to the grocery store once this past week, but it was clear the workers are being hit hard by all this. Cashiers were working pretty much every lane as fast as they could to minimize lines, probably to keep people from standing too close together.
It would be really nice if the stores allowed for tip jars or something so these people could get more money for risking their health to keep everyone fed. It really should become some kind of unofficial policy for the stores.
It would be really nice if the stores allowed for tip jars or something so these people could get more money for risking their health to keep everyone fed. It really should become some kind of unofficial policy for the stores.
Is this like one of those moments when some dude starts slow clapping but no one else is joining in but he keeps doing it acting like it's working and hoping that someone else will join in as it gets weirder and weirder
OP is slow clapping by himself
OP is slow clapping by himself
don't tip. not a normal practice here. only really ever done it at restaurants. i don't live in the USA where it's apparently normal and it makes you a dick if you don't do it.
when i worked in retail it was a big NOPE to take tips. not that anyone ever offered them of course but IF they did and you took it then good luck finding a new job.
when i worked in retail it was a big NOPE to take tips. not that anyone ever offered them of course but IF they did and you took it then good luck finding a new job.
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