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Also, I know some sorry pieces of shit that refuse to tip regardless of whether the service is good or bad.
I worked with the guys that designed that plastic can and the seal with one-way valve.
And how many restaurants across the state aren't Ruby's in Lexington? Like I said, if people want to leave gratuity, more power to 'em. But the base rate should be higher and more consistent.
Theoretically that should be their right to be pieces of crap. But when the server's hourly wage literally depends on it no one should be working for free.
Fine, then restaurants, the majority of which operate under very thin profit margins in the best of times, will simply pass the increased expense to patrons, who in turn often have their own struggles to consider, especially among those who eat at non-Ruby level restaurants. So, the patrons will either stop tipping altogether or leave nominal tips, since the servers are now being "paid", and the servers will find themselves with less disposable income. And thus they'll work in new professions, and your new server at Ruby's will be on the competence level of a bad fast food employee. Great plan, ace.
"It seems to me to be equally plain that no business which depends for existence on paying less than living wages to its workers has any right to continue in this country. By "business" I mean the whole of commerce as well as the whole of industry; by workers I mean all workers, the white collar class as well as the men in overalls; and by living wages I mean more than a bare subsistence level-I mean the wages of decent living." - FDR
An interesting quote, but it doesn't address the reality that your scheme will actually result in less income for servers.
It would, though. And I am not inclined to further debate you, young man.
Someone smarter than me figure out the numbers that define a small business and income threshold (300,000-million$) somewhere in between, and illiminate federal income taxes for those folks up to that income threshold that is defined. And place incentives on profits reinvested in the business through benefits and infrastructure spending. The more you spend on your business the higher the tax threshold rises.
Put these together and watch local economies expand and flourish.
But considering the dems and globalist just orchestrated a Hollywood style world pandemic and multiple wars that ruined small businesses and destroyed our economy I feel that that particular group isn't interested in anything positive for this country.
Put these together and watch local economies expand and flourish.
But considering the dems and globalist just orchestrated a Hollywood style world pandemic and multiple wars that ruined small businesses and destroyed our economy I feel that that particular group isn't interested in anything positive for this country.
* KA -- BOOM *
Americans have never felt worse about the housing market
A whopping 86% of consumers said it's a bad time to buy a home, according to a new Fannie Mae survey
qz.com
Thanks again, Joe.
Cuomo finally forced to tell whole truth about COVID-19 decisions that cost thousands of lives
Former NY Gov. Cuomo goes before Congress to tell them the whole truth about COVID-19 decisions. His state forced COVID patients into nursing homes and that cost thousands of lives.
You argue the dumbest shit.
Did not go back pages to read all comments on the service industry, but there needs to be at least the national minimum wage paid to those workers. As far as tipping? I tip most of the time, but if you give bad service/attitude, you do not deserve a tip. Entitlement only works for government pay outs because they want votes.
You will not get jack from me if you bring an attitude to the table. Just being cordial is enough for you to get the suggested amount and if they go the extra mile they will get more.
You will not get jack from me if you bring an attitude to the table. Just being cordial is enough for you to get the suggested amount and if they go the extra mile they will get more.
Yeah, there are circumstances where tipping really isn't warranted. Fast food restaurants, or even some fast casuals like Chipotle or Panera Bread type places don't need to be accepting tips. They're no different than McDonald's or anywhere else where a team of people prepare your meal and hand it to you. Wait table service is different though. There's certain levels of expectations, timeliness and efficiency that's required. So yeah, I will tip appropriately when deserved and tip well when deserved too, but this deal with adding tips for doing next to nothing is getting ridiculous.
I had a neighbor who had two kids working at a Cracker Barrel and said they made bank on tips, far better than just making a standard wage. Especially on weekends. Old people tip well and they turn tables a lot faster than a place like Jeff Ruby's.
Add to that, the service will decrease drastically because there will be no incentive to provide top service.
But the left doesn't like Trump's fantastic move because they will lose control over ALL peoples' income. And once people get used to NO taxes on tips, they ain't gonna like what they see in social insecurity and Mediscare.
Oh, I guess someone gave up their stupid argument about babies in the womb talking (and making life decisions) and what not...
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Dilbert just nailed it there.
LOL - "You know what? Show's over" got the biggest applause of the evening. LOL
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"Presidents don't affect the lives of the average American"- dumbazz liberal Canadian* KA -- BOOM *
Americans have never felt worse about the housing market
A whopping 86% of consumers said it's a bad time to buy a home, according to a new Fannie Mae survey
Thanks again, Joe.
another fun weekend in chicago. imagine how bad it would be there if not for such strict gun laws.
chicago.suntimes.com
10 killed, 34 wounded across Chicago; 3rd straight weekend with 30-plus shootings
No arrests have been made in any of the attacks. The number of shootings rivals Memorial Day weekend, when at least 42 people were shot between 5 p.m. Friday and 5 a.m. Tuesday. Nine people were shot to death that weekend.
chicago.suntimes.com
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False. Servers make minimum wage if no one tips. The pay scale is dependent upon a societal an agreement/norm that we tip. A friend of mine who owned a restaurant said he never had to pay servers more than the statutory minimum because with their credit card sale tips alone, his servers made more than minimum wage. He had servers who worked for him for their whole careers and, this was no Jeff Ruby’s, but a reasonably priced restaurant that packed them in for lunch.
That's an incredible tweet and he's exactly right. Just the FDA part alone is worth deep exploration. They literally sold our citizens to slaughter in return for money from big food and pharma. Big pharma is a very visible brine and we all know about that at least because of the sham vaccines but big food is potentially even worse.
If you travel abroad, one of the first things you notice is the best difference in ingredient labels. The ones here are a laundry list of scientific components and abroad it's real food. They justify it by using a ridiculous method called single dose toxicity which means they don't care if an ingredient list contains toxic or poisonous ingredients as long as one ingredient on its own isn't enough to be considered toxic. They completely and intentionally ignore the combination of ingredients just so it can be sold to the masses.
Our country literally lets companies feed us food they know is poisonous and/or carcinogenic and they happily stamp their approval in return for not even that much money.
And, no one works for free in the restaurant world, except for maybe some owners. This is typical for you. You exaggerate a sliver of truth that you believe supports your mission, but ignore the whole picture. At best, you lie to yourself to justify your cause. At best.
This is correct of course. Restaurant owners can only pay $2.13 to customarily tipped employees and by agreeing to take the "tip credit" with respect to those employees. In other words, if the tips fail to take the employee up to the federal MW for all hours worked, then the restaurant owner has to supplement.
As far as I know, Trump is making no proposal about how tipped workers are paid. He proposed that tips should not be taxable wages. What is the justification for this? They are wages, inasmuch as a server's tips will make up the majority of their income. Is this just a political ploy to garner support from young people? Obviously Biden makes similar, nakedly political proposals to appeal to the same people, but what is the justification for Trump's?
There are few businesses that are more difficult to make be successful than the restaurant business. I am confident the failures out pace the successes by a large margin. Owning and operating a restaurant is very hard work.
Paint all the monuments in the Alphabet Cult’s flag colors and we would have public executions for any defacing.
It's incredible. The best part is he seemed surprised when they referred to him as Mr president lol.
But remember everyone, Biden’s sharp as a tack behind closed doors. Those around him at the WH can’t keep up with his energy.
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