THIS!! I don't even know what will happen if I'm visiting America as in my country (and anywhere in Europe in general) we don't tip.... :))

@@illith20respectfully as an American I’ll save you the heartache and tell you don’t come here then 😭

Because they don’t pay shit here💀

@@illith20girl 😂 it's not that big of a deal. Tip the waitress ten dollars and you’ll be okay. Damn Europeans are dramatic

Service industry is brutal. I paid my way through college Bartending and Serving. Most folks don’t understand that if you stiff your server they still have to tip out based on their sales thus your table. They pay taxes and tip out on your meal. I’m an excessive over tipper but you best believe the difference you get at a bar or restaurant when they know you’re a good tipper. To each his own. You do you. It’s good karma to tip well and appreciate the long shifts and hard work your bartender or server puts in to make your experience magical. Once you work in the hospitality industry you know. 😊 it’s just appreciation for workers who don’t have holidays off EVER! NYE, Mother’s Day, Christmas, Thanksgiving. Weekends off? 😂they’re there so you can have a great time on your days off. 😊

exactlyyyy

their job should pay her, not the costumer

Exactly this. While I agree workers shouldn't depend on tips to make a livable wage, the fact that millionaires like her close a whole restaurant just to tip so little is not fair on the workers. They know what they're doing.

@@maymayyyy they /should/. That’s not the reality in America. So service workers are valid when they’re annoyed with stingy wealthy customers

Also a 20% tip on $500 is $100 which is nothing to these people

Changing minimum wage will just also lead to even more inflation.

​@@karlapoof7115could just not charge max for products that cost way less to produce or maybe not pay ceo millions?

Part of the problem is also billionaires. I don't think any of us normal people can even fathom how much a billion dollars is. Like it's hard to quantify. There's literally no reason for anyone to have that much wealth. None. There would be more for the rest of the world and we'd all have more time cuz we wouldn't have to work as many hours and still be able to feed our families. Smh. It's just like.. insane lol

Idk about that...that might cause a mass employee reduction. Idk about you, but in my state (wa) ever since they raised the minimal wage I noticed a significant decrease of workers at my local stores. Look at Walmart! They are closing stores left & right & they never have a full staff of cashiers.....forcing establishments to pay a better wage will help SOME people but MOST people will suffer ☹️

Noooo you won’t get good service for $15/hr, servers make more than that. That’s why they tolerate people consistently.

Right!! Can’t believe it’s legal

It's crazy. I was surprised when I saw it.

I was so shocked when I heard that in some countries Tipping is considered Offensive. I’m American & at school they always teach us that AMeRicA is #1 🙄obviously it’s not true, cuz we suck at wages, Healthcare, Women’s Right, LGBT Issues & Education & we can’t forget how they Make guns easier to attain Sadly this is our reality & wish the US would follow other Developed Countries like Canada or Denmark but many right wing republicans call that socialism 🙄 so sadly we aren’t moving forward

How much do you pay in taxes? 50%?

​@@MayasBeautyGlamare you as dumb as you look? I think so. How are guns easier to get?

It's been updated that the model's agency isn't paying her, not Kylie's team...

This!

This!

It goes for other celebrities too

Exactly!! I am north african and I only tip if I liked the service or the workers are nice and doing great work. I always thought about why don't workers in the US get payed enough from their bosses instead of blaming other people for it .

USA is messed up compared to other countries

Great and that’s Sweden. That’s not how the US works. We survive off of tips, and without them we would all be homeless. We have to pay a 30% servers tax in my state, and even after that, our tips are split between the cooks, dishwashers, and other servers.

Yes, where i live is the same, people leave some money, but not something crazy like 20% of the bill 💀 Food is expensive and paying extra just because someone is doing their job that they are already getting paid for is a little weird to me

Yeah, but you guys probably already pay waitstaff a living wage

Ahhhh must be nice! Based/work in the Midwest/New York and I’m typically waiting 2 months 😭 didn’t know this about Cali though!

Yeah i was wondering wouldnt kylie be paying the agency bc she hired them. So maybe the models own agency didnt pay her on time and made her believe it was kylie

She had to pay a lawyer so that costs a lot and brings down her bottom line

Tbf, that's a lot of time you had to click 😂😂😂

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Nah 😭💀☠️🤣

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businesses need to be more up front about how they compensate. there are a ton of jobs I would never assume are tipped wage that are. If I know then I can vote with my dollar accordingly.

@@FirstLast-po8oz why does how the job compensates matters? How someone gets paid shouldn’t be a deciding factor in the way you tip. The service should be the deciding factor.

@@keauxrian Literally no one knows you are supposed to tip Sephora employees. If the company openly said that the employees were paid in tips than more people would be inclined to tip, or tip better. Everyone just assumes that retail workers make minimum wage.

@@alansmithee5595 WHY DOES IT MATTER HOW WERE PAID????!!! If you get a service done by a service provider, they should be tipped regardless!! 😑 if you don’t wanna tip, do your own services & cook for yourself!!

yea but its most likely fake

Honestly can’t tell if it’s Kylie fault or the model agency fault , but the not tipping waiters is messed up

@@bloomy27 I’m not gonna defend her but thing is, 20$ tip is a BIG tip I’m confused why the waitress was giving her a 2/10 for that?

@@Its-Sarah $20 on an order of $500+ is not a big tip 😭 that’s not even 15% 😭

@@pixiegutsss ohhhh idk I don’t live in the us so I don’t know the value of money in the us lmao sorry, ig I thought of it as 500 of my money and 20 US dollars 💀

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She was never relatable

that's how it is with so many places post-covid now. hospitality is dead, and (in some cases) unfortunately now so is tip culture.

@@cressievibes5931 it was like that before covid.. to serve yourself at a yogurt shop. As a person who has bartended, I’m happy to over tip to/for an actual service. Not someone handing me my change back

@@emilysalazar957 that's completely understandable though, people don't pay to wait on themselves

@@cressievibes5931 I just got this notification! This was a nice exchange though! It’s nice to not have to fight with someone on the internet lol and god damn I sounded like an old white man.

@@cressievibes5931 you have a good point about tipping culture, people are less likely to tip now but I think it has to do with being able to afford it.

yeah it sucks living in america. i worked at hooters and was paid 2.14 an hour. had to hustle the REST of my money from tips. some would be generous some wouldn’t tip at all. it was super tough lmao.

You know that server had to go back to that table CONSTANTLY 500 dollars worth of food isn’t just 1 trip

@@knockofftasty9693 FACTS and I'm thinking the squad was there as well, more or less 5 people ordering :/

Seems like the rich ones are the stingiest.

fr i’ve heard so many starbucks workers complain about not getting tips when i know they make at least $3 more an hour than i do

I work at Starbucks and no, I don’t pressure them to tip. I simply say ‘please answer the tipping question on the screen’ That has everything to do with Starbucks, not the employees.

I mean it’s a service so if it was good you should tip.

its bc the us gov allows a “servers wage” which is EXTREMELY low so basically if you dont tip a server they dont get a living wage :/

@@ashw3704 :(

Es ist so krass zu sehen, wie die Amerikaner das für selbstverständlich halten, soviel Trinkgeld zu geben, weil die Leute sonst kein ordentliches Gehalt haben. Es tut mir auch leid für die, aber das ist ja nicht die Schuld der Kunden wenn die nicht mal $5 oder so die Stunde bekommen.

@@cc16021 Jaaa, als ich von meiner Familie hörte, dass die in Las Vegas 100 Dollar Trinkgeld geben mussten, dachte ich mir direkt so wtf. Aber das mit den Gehältern ist ja ekelhaft, da muss the us gov was machen.

I'm from germany and sorry, thats NOT true at all. it's also common here to give 10-15%, especially if the bill is high. just because you don't tip (which is really rude) , doesn't mean we all do it.

Yeah, leaving a tip is more a reward for great service than an expected part of a dining experience here. Always blows my mind to hear that in most cases it’s socially mandatory in the States!

@@BethGreenwood I saw a video a couple days ago showing that some self service restaurants expect tips, like sir? I served myself, can I take 5 dollars? Here in my country the tip is optional and maximum 10%

I don’t know why europeans think their situation is comparable. Like yes obviously it would be wonderful if we could survive off of a servers wage, and we have been fighting for it for decades, but the government won’t budge. So instead of taking it out on some overworked, exhausted, hungry minimum wage server, place that energy towards pressuring our legislators to make drastic change. If you go to the US, please tip. It’s honestly the worst feeling in the world to see a group of europeans walk in, because you know they’re going to be super needy and stiff you completely. :/

​@@boobertthescoopertNo. Why should Europeans pay for your country's lacking wage system? It's not our job to pay for your non-existent wages! It's your government`s which they're obviously not caring about. And I'm sure as soon as some foreigner steps in and says something to your government about that you'll tell them to not care about your business. Like we europeans are 10 times better customers and that's because we know what we're entitled to and what not. And giving a tip for the basic service is not part of it!

@@BlueMulti90 Like I said, it doesn’t matter what you say. You’re screwing over minimum wage americans, and you’re an absolute nightmare to be a server for. Europeans are the rudest, most demanding, and sexually harass the servers the most. And on top of all of that, they give us nothing, making us literally lose money because we have to pay out. Obviously the government should fix it, but that’s not our fault.

the fuck is ur logic fr?

Lmaoooo????

she does tip $20 is a fine tip. The rate of the tip is not based on the order amt btw

@@KhayranI feel like tipping is outrageous no matter what billionaire millionaire or average or poor should not tip its the stores job the pay them a livable wage

Literally copies spill sesh.

in America different states even cities have different minimum wages. I live in the PNW and in my state the minimum wage in my state is $19 but in other states the minimum wage can be $10 and living costs never match the minimum wage it’s really sad for those who work simply just to have a roof over their head with barely any money left over

okay but dont blame the customer blame your boss/employer. u dont see other countries being enforced by giving tips.

@@nezukor9433 Other countries include the gratuity in the price of the meal, so tipping is not necessary. And yes, in the US, you sure as hell CAN blame the customer for using that excuse as a way to get out of tipping because they're too damn cheap to do the right thing knowing how poorly service workers are generally paid.

Wow! I can’t believe that’s even legal. In Canada the servers get at least min wage

Bruh I’m sorry, but there is no reason for me or anyone to pay tip if the service is horrible. Like y’all Americans need to realise a tip is a ‘’gift’’ or a reward for a good work, not an obligation. Just pay ur workers smh

@@margotsecc8781 if service is horrible I understand, but we cannot control the states wage for servers. Once again in states like Utah, servers live off those tips. In states like California where minimum wage is around $15-$18 it makes a difference

@@TeaSpill yeah it’s horrible :( minimum wage in Utah, US is $7.25 and they don’t even get that, it’s Crazy.

Then you risk getting bad reviews and losing potential customers by reputation.

I feel like you're describing younger gen z, as an older gen z we were worshiping King Kylie and the Kylie Jenner lip challenge.

@@NadezdaBeka Gen Z and Gen A.

still. not her problem

@@maymayyyy defend money hoarding all you want but it *is* a problem in America

@@bones7760 yeah, that should NOT be resolved by other workers/random People paying

@@maymayyyy without the support of others how will anything get done? If you'd rather people be assholes than people who don't need ALL of their wealth do something as basic as tipping then that shows what kind of person you are.

@@bones7760 lmfao. STILL not her problem take it up with the restaurant and not just that, the workers also agreed to get paid the amount they get by accepting the job offer.

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Yeah that's what's so frustrating when people go off on rants about how it's "not MY job to pay the server." Because yeah, it actually kind of is lol. Regardless of whether it SHOULD be like that in the U.S., the reality is that restaurants in almost every state (43 out of 50 I think) are allowed to pay servers under minimum and let tips make up the difference. They are SUPPOSED to pay the difference if tips do not accomplish this; I don't know how much faith I have in this actually happening (apparently the profit margins of running a restaurant are so thin that some businesses feel they could not pay servers without the tip credit, or that they would need to drastically increase menu prices). People can't let go of the idea that tipping a server is an extra little reward for extraordinary service, when in reality it's a required supplement to the server's income. Not really a "gratuity" even though they insist on calling it that.

Lol.Get a new job then. If all you people who bitch about needing tips just quit, then restaurants would have no waitresses - nobody needs them anyway - but either they change and pay their staff properly or we do this crazy thing called walking to the counter to get our own food. Either way your wages shouldn't be any concern of customers just trying to eat and survive in a world where *everyone* is struggling. 🙄