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Spiritual-Wind-3898 t1_ja00288 wrote
Reply to comment by SoNic67 in This cafe bill comes with a hint for splitting the cost by qwertymanman
You know its not complusory in the UK and its not the same as the US. And in fact is often considered rude to even ask for tips.
SoNic67 t1_ja089l8 wrote
Is not compulsory in US either. Just rude not to. If you can't afford to tip, eat at home - problem solved.
Spiritual-Wind-3898 t1_ja09ejl wrote
Its not rude in other countries to not tip. When in US i tip. When in UK i dont. And its not considered rude in uk to not tip. Its normal to not tip
SoNic67 t1_ja09pjp wrote
But it is on the bill. It's either compulsory or they are trying to steal from you.
The fact that they take it off if you ask is irrelevant. They can take off the whole order if they wanted, it's their bill, their business.
Spiritual-Wind-3898 t1_ja0a009 wrote
They are just trying it on. Its not compulsory, and it's not the norm in uk.
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