The Itching Palm: Why Should Tipping Continue?
Should Tipping Continue?
The check arrives after eating a flavorful meal. You enjoyed the meal and don’t want to open to see the cost of it. You open the check and it shows the meal being seventeen dollars. Not bad. You look at the tip and notice it is an additional three dollars. That is twenty dollars for one person! Why is the tip so high? And why should we even tip? We are already paying for the meal isn’t that enough? Yes you probably enjoyed the meal, but now you think about it, was it worth it?
Tipping began in Europe, giving an allowance to those socially inferior. They were forced to tip those who hosted their visit. This way of life began to spread and more and more people began to get upset with that. Today though, tipping has …show more content…
Mansfield, also has an issue about the subject. They talk about the practices of tipping in America spreading to other countries. What this means is that the rates or prices for tipping in America may begin to go everywhere else. It gives the definition plainly saying that tips are used to compensate those who gain low wages. Other countries argue and fight over the fact that they are unequal to other countries. One of the main reasons is because of service and tipping charges. America has the highest tipping rate, but that is only because of the low wages the workers get and they often toil in poor conditions. So tipping helps them face with those dealings. But instead of doing that, they need to take away the tipping system so that the workers can have a steady …show more content…
Even though many places are very different, all use the tipping process,but one restaurant eliminated it. The owner said he had gotten two to three applications a week compared to a month with the tipping process. So we can see not only is tipping confusing, but without it will help financially. That was just one of the many experiences of the elimination of no tips. By doing this, it will not only get more job openings and applications, but also will not be an uncomfortable environment.
So in the beginning of the essay, was the meal worth it? Most likely not. This shows that it can make people very uncomfortable when it comes to tipping. When eliminating this, it will raise the prices or the wage for the workers, and get more job applications. It is a good idea for anyone who has experience with tipping and those who have worked at a restaurant. Finally, it can help the economy and satisfaction of a meal and not put anxiety as to
The check arrives after eating a flavorful meal. You enjoyed the meal and don’t want to open to see the cost of it. You open the check and it shows the meal being seventeen dollars. Not bad. You look at the tip and notice it is an additional three dollars. That is twenty dollars for one person! Why is the tip so high? And why should we even tip? We are already paying for the meal isn’t that enough? Yes you probably enjoyed the meal, but now you think about it, was it worth it?
Tipping began in Europe, giving an allowance to those socially inferior. They were forced to tip those who hosted their visit. This way of life began to spread and more and more people began to get upset with that. Today though, tipping has …show more content…
Mansfield, also has an issue about the subject. They talk about the practices of tipping in America spreading to other countries. What this means is that the rates or prices for tipping in America may begin to go everywhere else. It gives the definition plainly saying that tips are used to compensate those who gain low wages. Other countries argue and fight over the fact that they are unequal to other countries. One of the main reasons is because of service and tipping charges. America has the highest tipping rate, but that is only because of the low wages the workers get and they often toil in poor conditions. So tipping helps them face with those dealings. But instead of doing that, they need to take away the tipping system so that the workers can have a steady …show more content…
Even though many places are very different, all use the tipping process,but one restaurant eliminated it. The owner said he had gotten two to three applications a week compared to a month with the tipping process. So we can see not only is tipping confusing, but without it will help financially. That was just one of the many experiences of the elimination of no tips. By doing this, it will not only get more job openings and applications, but also will not be an uncomfortable environment.
So in the beginning of the essay, was the meal worth it? Most likely not. This shows that it can make people very uncomfortable when it comes to tipping. When eliminating this, it will raise the prices or the wage for the workers, and get more job applications. It is a good idea for anyone who has experience with tipping and those who have worked at a restaurant. Finally, it can help the economy and satisfaction of a meal and not put anxiety as to