Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a generous tipper for restaurants and places where tips ARE the person's income. But not at places like Chipotle. They make decent money for the experience/workload required. My niece works there and makes $10/hour.

How is $10/hr "decent" money? It might be decent for a teenager living in her parent's house.

How much do you make an hour? You're living in la la land.

Even if it's not decent money, does that mean we should consider tipping them? I feel like the service they are providing is fairly straightforward.

Can you roll a burrito as well as they do? Seriously. My shit would fall the fuck apart.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a generous tipper for restaurants and places where tips ARE the person's income. But not at places like Chipotle. They make decent money for the experience/workload required. My niece works there and makes $10/hour.

How is $10/hr "decent" money? It might be decent for a teenager living in her parent's house.

How much do you make an hour? You're living in la la land.

Even if it's not decent money, does that mean we should consider tipping them? I feel like the service they are providing is fairly straightforward.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a generous tipper for restaurants and places where tips ARE the person's income. But not at places like Chipotle. They make decent money for the experience/workload required. My niece works there and makes $10/hour.

How is $10/hr "decent" money? It might be decent for a teenager living in her parent's house.

How much do you make an hour? You're living in la la land.

For a zero skill, entry level, part time position that require no education or career training, $10.00/ hour is more than decent money. You are living in lala land if you think it is not.

NP here. Live on 10/hr in DC and get back to us. Good luck.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a generous tipper for restaurants and places where tips ARE the person's income. But not at places like Chipotle. They make decent money for the experience/workload required. My niece works there and makes $10/hour.

How is $10/hr "decent" money? It might be decent for a teenager living in her parent's house.

How much do you make an hour? You're living in la la land.

For a zero skill, entry level, part time position that require no education or career training, $10.00/ hour is more than decent money. You are living in lala land if you think it is not.

never do tip jars. But do tip 20% religiously for waitresses and hair cutters. I detest the "nickle and dime" tip culture though. The workers at Chipotle may not be paid lots but it is a regular pay scale, unlike for waitresses.

Anonymous wrote:I'm a generous tipper for restaurants and places where tips ARE the person's income. But not at places like Chipotle. They make decent money for the experience/workload required. My niece works there and makes $10/hour.

How is $10/hr "decent" money? It might be decent for a teenager living in her parent's house.

How much do you make an hour? You're living in la la land.

Not usually, but I tip at Firehook at Dupont because the ladies they are so nice and they have my coffee order on the counter the minute I walk in.

Anonymous wrote:No. Tip jars are a money grab.

What does this even mean?

I do sometimes. I probably tip more than most people. I waited a lot when I was younger.

I'm a generous tipper for restaurants and places where tips ARE the person's income. But not at places like Chipotle. They make decent money for the experience/workload required. My niece works there and makes $10/hour.

Yes- the change (coins) I get after I pay.

Uh, no and don't plan on it.

nope

No

No. Tip jars are a money grab.

Do you tip at Chipotle or similar types of places? Been there many times and never felt like I should, though there is always a tip jar there.