NA tip system is crazy.. Bosses need to take care of their workers not the client.

True this tip culture is out of hand instead of taking it up with the employer to do a fair pay they would rather force the customer to tip more and the workers show their anger in the wrong place the customers

11 bucks for a coffee 💀

I'm from Russia. I dont tip unless I really like service. Or I'm pretty drunk...

I also would not tip if I'm picking up just a coffee. If I order some other items, I would. Depends on the service.

fking tip system in America is Crazy

In Singapore tipping is frowned upon. Can't understand why it is like this in US.

Toast should have used his Pinoy bloodline and ignore the tip.

It’s not my fault your boss isn’t paying you enough. The moral law shouldn’t be you have to tip. It shouldn’t be wrong to not tip. Nobody should look at me funny for not tipping “But it’s the nice thing to do” If they provide me very good service, and they’re nice, then hooray they deserve a smile and a compliment. Not money! Money is too far. Only my family and close friends deserve my free money Feeling entitled to my money just for giving good service is fundamentally the equivalent of a nice guy feeling entitled to s3x just for being nice. And then they get mad at the girl when they reject them. Fundamentally they’re the same situation. It’s the exact same concept. You deserve a smile and a compliment, not money. Not my responsibility to pay you, it’s your boss’ responsibility

Never tipped after picking up food, never will. Be the change y’all wanna see.

I've been seeing tipping as like another tax and here in Toronto the sales tax is 13%, so whenever they are asking for 18% or more, I just think to my self, did they really do more service for me than what my government has done? why am I paying an extra tax to someone who has done as much or less than my government has done?

I couldnt understand the tip system. If employee's wages majority is coming from tip, then what is the meaning of working in your(boss) cafe area?

11 bucks is a day worth of work here my country. kinda crazy that it's just coffee there

I make this argument and I've been called a cheapskate and too poor to go out. My whole point and only point, is that tipping involves some kind of service. Making it and handing it to you over the counter doesn't earn you any tips. If you're serving and waiting on me and 5 of my friends over the course of an hour or so, you best believe we'll tip you the MAX amount.

8$ coffee damn

I dont get the tipping system in the USA. We tip here about 1-2$ and they are so happy. Restaurant dont demand for tips. You give what u give

Tip Culture is just weird, businesses should be taking the responsibilities on paying they're workers, groom and recognize their good employees

I fcking hate tipping culture, like bruh i ain't doing better than you. Im just tryin survive😭

I agree, this started with covid when dining in just wasnt allowed so people would start tipping on pickup as a way to support the place. Well, now we can dine in but these places didnt stop asking for those tips. Similar to Toast, if i am just picking up an order I aint tipping you bro.

I would put 1 dollar

1:30 It doesn't make sense, and it shouldn't be the norm.

he could just not tip. people know that tipping is not required lol

Toast got a rae-miniscence from 2020 saying "the audacity!" like that lol

I wouldn't blame the workers there. I used to work at a Starbucks, we're instructed to do so.

So to be clear, I'm completely against tip culture. That said, Toast is a literal multi-millionaire lol