Also very British as well! Be saying same thing!

Good point, never have seen it that way.

Brits Canadians also dislike tipping they tip less than American no racism intended

You should know, they are legally required to get the states minimum wage. They are often paid less, because the remainder is made up in tips. If they don't get get tipped, they must be paid by their boss to earn the minimum wage. So they only reason they get $3/hour, instead of minimum wage at ~$10-$12/hour is because people tip.

You do know the reason there only paid $3 an hour is because they take tips right?

_Got_Jokes_ Tim Horton’s employees get tips sometimes but still get paid a normal wage. Restaurant industries are just ripping off employees

@@ToxicAnusPunch That's Canadian though?

YourLordMaui yea but what difference does it make?

Ayy LMAO unaustralian as it gets

when you’re full💀

Restaurants in the US don't even have to pay the federal minimum wage which is $7.25 per hour. So waiters and waitresses get paid less...like around $2.13 an hour. They depend on the tips to live. It's 15 - 20% for good service. These people in the service industry are not responsible for sh*t government policies they just suffer because of them.

Wave Mikaila, don’t know where you get beer in Aus. You can get a big fat schooner where I live for 8 dollars and a normal sized glass for 5

@@joshuakelly1846 8bucks a schooey is that what they are now I stopped drinking when the hit 430 a schooner and it was bout 8 to ten bucks for a can of rum

I dunno, I'd still prefer the Tassie burger. Seems more ethical knowing old mate gets paid properly while the US $10 burger has all the hidden charges that you dont discover until you whip out your wallet - oh and then you gotta pay the employee because the employer was too lazy. $27.50 all the way. Mind you thats gotta be a good burger, most go for anywhere between $18-23 or at Grilled you can get them for like $12 all tax included in that listed price too!

jbanks4life fuck you

@@yoloswag4204lyfe enjoy your $3 an hour then 😘 Far out here in Australia, I was making $25 an hour at Domino's and we're selling pizza's at $5 mind you. So the argument that food prices go up is bogus. And yes I got heaps of hours. Fuck me, I wouldn't get out of bed for $3/h just to go busking in front of paying customers for the difference - that's begging and no human should have to do it. So fuck you and your tips mate!

Kkuan never tipped anyone in my life. Personally, to me it’s astonishing how its just standrard to do that in America.

Tip the bar staff, you find your mixes start getting stronger and stronger. Not on the West coast though.

@@kingcosworth2643 I shouldn't have to, though. I should be able to get exactly what I paid for without giving the bartender pocket money.

@@Wojtek_-oz4mt Ok, then you will get a single shot in your bourbon, which is exactly what you are paying for, flick 'em a five every now and then however, suddenly you are getting 2 shots in your bourbon instead of the standard 1

@@kingcosworth2643 Okay, yeah. I see your point now, as long as the amount you tip works out cheaper than just paying for an extra shot.

@@Wojtek_-oz4mt Certainly does, I was tipping about $2 every 3 or so drinks, and without fail my singles turned into doubles. Oh another tip, in Las Vegas you drink for free if you gamble. Teach your self to sit flat on Black Jack and you will have some extraordinarily cheap evenings.

@@pepsicola7204 Maybe he was converting to USD.

You don't have to tip. But the servers here make shit money without tips.

@@arcanask sucks to be them

Tylah Nim yank chicks dig the accent

To rob their money snd shoot guns.

As Americans we shoot each other

thomas smarty pants

No they dont

nah im aussie and ive never tipped or seen anyone tip in my life

Savannah Productions why not watch him? Our culture is amazing

ArgrusGaming exactly

You’ve got to be the ONLY person I’ve EVER seen censor themselves in Frenchy’s comment section 😂

Kiwi Kiwi 😂

Kiwi Kiwi exactly

You shouldn’t just pay someone for doing their job, you pay for the meal or whatever your getting, tips are never used here and I’ve never heard of anyone ever using them so I guess most aussies just find it weird.

@@nightcoresurvival5406 Americans are paying waiters for doing their jobs. They're cutting out the 'middle man'...the owner. I've never heard of anyone not tipping them so I guess most Americans just find it weird.

Why should I pay. For your job, ask your boss. If u feel ur pay is less.

@@Arjun-sr1lc You should pay because you'll get worse service if you don't.

@@3506Dodge aren't they getting paid for that. See it like this if u have problem with a computer n take to a person to fix n u give him cost for the problem. Imagine if fixes your problem thn intentional ruin something else. Just because you didn't give him a tip. Tip should be optional n shouldn't be considered rude if I don't tip them.

Isnt it just tourism?

I could probably sue the company then

or tell them u wont tip if crap service no tip if good service great tip there ment to do there job thats like paying a hooker and holding a 50 infront of her n being like if u smile theres another 50 in it for u

The purple Dragon umm...2?

Sevster 7 if you weren’t a dumbass you wouldn’t also make a first comment

If u love your fans don't pin that

Sevster 7 If you had a life you wouldn’t be making shit comments begging for attention, cringe 12 year-old

William Trader why don’t they just charge you more money? Like I’m not trying to be rude I just don’t understand. If I HAVE to pay it then it’s not a tip is it?

The restaurants that have stopped tipping and raised their prices to pay their wait staff higher wages ended up having to go back to tipping due to customers choosing restaurants with cheaper menu prices and tips. Restaurants that have tried adding the tip to the bill (gratuity) got to many complaints and feared losing customers, but it is still common at most restaurants when there are 5 or more people at a table. Every, if not most, restaurants, in a given area, would need to switch to "no tips and higher prices" at the same time for it to work. The only way we would see higher wages and no tipping or see the tip (gratuity) written into the bill is if the government required all restaurants to do this at the same time. Wage laws are set by individual States so you'd need to get all 50 States to enact these laws at once. If one State tried to enact something like this the State lobbyist for hotels, conventions and other business/tourist travel industries would put up a fight saying that it will drive business to States that have lower menu prices because the tip is not included in the price. The Federal (national) government could do this, maybe the IRS requiring all tips to be included on the bill (gratuity), but the lobbyist would block it.

William Trader that’s really weird. Like everywhere I’ve ever lived you only tip if you feel that the person deserves one, like it’s a nice gesture that shows gratitude- people often do it in nicer restaurants only. It’s sad America doesn’t pay people enough. America kind of confuses me. Another question, (it might be super stupid, sorry) is there a lowest wage you can pay a person?

Owain Harris I guess but also it would be nice if Americans could get paid decently for their job. Where I currently live - in the U.K. - you often pay tips, it’s like an overly polite social thing people do unless they absolutely hated the service. I think people do a better job when they don’t hate their job and paying better would be a thing that would make them like the job. Tips are too flimsy to depend on imo.

William Trader or business owners could pay more than $8/ hour. that's an idea too