KayTray

11mo

“We gave her some more money”

Damn you got extorted by the waitress

RICHAXXVOYCE

11mo

Nigga like me would’ve reported the whole bill as a fraud

Trishtiza

11mo

i work in hospitality rule 101 never ask about tip you get what you get, and no boss will ever ask about tip like that she either 1 lied to you and said that and for you to believe the story so she can get more money from you or 2, she really meant that but again i think its 120% bs

youngtubesteak2

11mo

Job f***ed up payroll this week. Not my fault. Also I have to get my money up to donate money for ppl with JOBS??

lewinskysdress

11mo

hilarious post

bf skinner reference 👏

followed

Space Elevator

11mo

I agree @op that's why I only frequent my local Chinese place nowadays. I give out a random tip with no reason. Sometimes I give 30%, sometimes 15%, sometimes nothing. There is no reason for it, it's totally random. I can see the Chinese lady who always takes my order trying to figure it out. They give me extra cookies, they act nicer, they give me faster service. But my tips are sometimes 0% and other times 30%. I have no real reason for doing this except that I don't think they paid any attention to me as a regular customer until I started doing this. Now the lady behind the counter pays extra close attention to every interaction we have. I know she's trying to figure out what the madness behind my tips is. But there isn't any. I just like to see what they'll try next to get consistent tips. I think they'd be happier with a regular who tipped only 5% every time. That would make more sense to them. B.F. Skinner said that the best reward schedule for training the behavior of a rat is a random schedule. So that's what I stick to. The rat rewarded randomly will work harder than a rat given a regular reward. I can tell the Chinese lady pays more attention to me than to any other customer. She spots me the instant I walk in the door and always pays very close attention to my orders. She'll let me skip in line now and have my order ready before other people who have been waiting. Then I tip 0%. She has no idea why. I can tell it's driving her mad but I really want to know how far I can push this before she snaps.

Experiment626

11mo

Im a server & if you tip lower than the base amount for no reason on our part then you shouldn’t be going out to eat

you clearly can’t afford the service

Katsuragi

11mo

Nahhh

Ima need updates on this

sfsorrow

11mo

Why would you be dining in at a restaurant if you’re so broke you have to nickel and dime the tip. S*** is dire circumstances bro you really shouldn’t be dining in at a restaurant to begin with. If all I had was $40 until next check I was never going to a restaurant to eat with the rest of the money you eat the cheapest s*** available and hold on to the rest. I mean s*** atleast do pickup and save a couple bucks. Smh you’re ignoring basic broke 101 protocol

Experiment626

11mo

Im a server & if you tip lower than the base amount for no reason on our part then you shouldn’t be going out to eat

you clearly can’t afford the service

XTAL

11mo

u mfs have never stepped foot outside of america and it’s so clear

Fever

11mo

in america a lot of servers make less than minimum wage, and tips are needed to cover the difference. if they dont cover it the restaurant pays it out of pocket and can fire waiters/etc as a result even

I think in better developed countries they dont even allow tips to be used like this

XTAL

11mo

this is an employer/employee issue, the foode industry is the only industry that actively requires the customer to compensate for their s***ty habits.

XTAL

11mo

stfu

slime wrld

11mo

hell nah this tipping culture gotta go fr

Space Elevator

11mo

I agree @op that's why I only frequent my local Chinese place nowadays. I give out a random tip with no reason. Sometimes I give 30%, sometimes 15%, sometimes nothing. There is no reason for it, it's totally random. I can see the Chinese lady who always takes my order trying to figure it out. They give me extra cookies, they act nicer, they give me faster service. But my tips are sometimes 0% and other times 30%. I have no real reason for doing this except that I don't think they paid any attention to me as a regular customer until I started doing this. Now the lady behind the counter pays extra close attention to every interaction we have. I know she's trying to figure out what the madness behind my tips is. But there isn't any. I just like to see what they'll try next to get consistent tips. I think they'd be happier with a regular who tipped only 5% every time. That would make more sense to them. B.F. Skinner said that the best reward schedule for training the behavior of a rat is a random schedule. So that's what I stick to. The rat rewarded randomly will work harder than a rat given a regular reward. I can tell the Chinese lady pays more attention to me than to any other customer. She spots me the instant I walk in the door and always pays very close attention to my orders. She'll let me skip in line now and have my order ready before other people who have been waiting. Then I tip 0%. She has no idea why. I can tell it's driving her mad but I really want to know how far I can push this before she snaps.

Sekaiichi

11mo

I know mfs that live in million dollar homes that dont tip. Some people just dont want to because they dont believe in the s***.

Fever

11mo

lowkey a pretty sloppy reference that is basically saying multiple schedules are best without specifying just one. what hes explaining is variable ratio/vr anyways (technically might be mixed most likely too, meaning it's not a singular schedule at all), it could actually be variable interval/vi in this instance, and gets a million times more complex if you get into post-skinner research, and especially if youre looking at humans instead of skinner boxed rats looking into reinforcement theory. behaviorism is a lot more than entry pavlov and skinner stuff. cooper 2020 is fine as a more in depth but still entry text that has a lot more newer stuff in relation, whole chapter on this I believe

notice its driving her mad, thats due to resistance of certain factors and bro most likely is reinforcing the wrong behaviors anyways lol

pretty funny tho

Space Elevator

11mo

I agree @op that's why I only frequent my local Chinese place nowadays. I give out a random tip with no reason. Sometimes I give 30%, sometimes 15%, sometimes nothing. There is no reason for it, it's totally random. I can see the Chinese lady who always takes my order trying to figure it out. They give me extra cookies, they act nicer, they give me faster service. But my tips are sometimes 0% and other times 30%. I have no real reason for doing this except that I don't think they paid any attention to me as a regular customer until I started doing this. Now the lady behind the counter pays extra close attention to every interaction we have. I know she's trying to figure out what the madness behind my tips is. But there isn't any. I just like to see what they'll try next to get consistent tips. I think they'd be happier with a regular who tipped only 5% every time. That would make more sense to them. B.F. Skinner said that the best reward schedule for training the behavior of a rat is a random schedule. So that's what I stick to. The rat rewarded randomly will work harder than a rat given a regular reward. I can tell the Chinese lady pays more attention to me than to any other customer. She spots me the instant I walk in the door and always pays very close attention to my orders. She'll let me skip in line now and have my order ready before other people who have been waiting. Then I tip 0%. She has no idea why. I can tell it's driving her mad but I really want to know how far I can push this before she snaps.

lewinskysdress

11mo

her confusion/frustration is due to the tendency of humans to become accustomed to routine

she has an expectation of what she receives from tips and it wasn’t met with @op

the problem here is @op’s lack of assertiveness (ie the unwillingness to directly say that’s all he can afford)