Current Events > No Tip Warning Appears On DoorDash In Updated Feature

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Apparently the main difference between the two of you is you agree with them but want to argue about it anyway.

How so?

Nobody wants to organize a priest or anything tho because nobody is about that life.

Imagine trying to argue that you should be able to not tip for DoorDash. Somebody is going to get your food for you because your cheap ass is too lazy to go get it yourself, and youre going to complain about being asked to tip?

Doordash corporate HQ is in Tempe, AZ. Nobody wants to organize a protest or anything tho because nobody is about that life.

Ok? You might not but someone else does

The response is to villify the inevitable?

That is ignorant

You cry about your true enemy the employer

Anyone who has, you know, worked around people can definitely tell you that customers can be the enemy too. They don't have to be Public Enemy #1 to still be an enemy.

America needs to get its act together and kill off companies that enforce tipping culture.

So employees have no right to get upset at abuse from customers? I feel like there was a time when pretty much everyone was against rude customers, but I guess that doesn't exist anymore. Now it's "Look what your boss made me do!"

No one (aside from the corpos/people running the show/abusing tips to avoid paying fair wages) is against the abolishing of tipping.

"I tip, but also tipping is bad and hurts workers and the workers are kind of asking for it since they refuse to strike, without a union, in industries where they are viewed as expendable cattle"

WingsofGood

You whine about customers

Nothing changes

Inflation goes up you make less money

What have you done?

Meanwhile autoworkers got huge increases due to strikes

Hmmm

I love how it's always the usual suspects, the worst possible people on the board who turn up and scream how it's okay that they refuse to tip service workers.

Egos the size of Mt Fuji

Or do the workers do it as seen ITT.

Both sure

...not having the customers pay your salary is abuse now?
The brainwashing is deep in this one.

If you don't want to tip the person bringing the food then go fucking get it yourself.

...not having the customers pay your salary is abuse now?
The brainwashing is deep in this one.

There's multiple reasons why someone might not be able to get it themselves, they might not be able to drive or are disabled and have no way to go get the food or go the store or they might only have enough to cover the food and the fees. There's many reasons why someone can't go get it themselves or can't tip.

Don't assume people are just lazy

If you're pro tip culture you're just not capable of seeing a bigger picture.

If you're pro tip culture you're just not capable of seeing a bigger picture.

There's multiple reasons why someone might not be able to get it themselves, they might not be able to drive or are disabled and have no way to go get the food or go the store or they might only have enough to cover the food and the fees. There's many reasons why someone can't go get it themselves or can't tip.

Don't assume people are just lazy

Found the guy who cussed at workers because "This is a free country. I can use whatever language I want"

I hope you believe in God or something so at least divine punishment keeps you behaving even if you view social contacts and non-binding. You should become a CEO of one of these companies since human compassion is as foreign to you as it is them. I hope every employee you even encounter gives you terrible service. No one is going to take customer abuse just because "It's not my fault you work for a company that doesn't mandate that customers treat you like human beings. Take it up with them!"

Customers pay the employees' salaries regardless. If not through gratuity, it would be through base price increases.

Imagine trying to argue that you should be able to not tip for DoorDash. Somebody is going to get your food for you because your cheap ass is too lazy to go get it yourself, and youre going to complain about being asked to tip?

Why's this disingenuous BS always come back? There's services for people who are disabled, public transit/walking for people who can't drive. If you can afford paying $10 for a single $5 latte at Starbucks, you can afford to tip.

99% of people on DoorDash are just lazy. To be generous, "they're paying for the convenience of not picking up their own food." But it's more likely they want to sit home playing video games, hanging with family, or watching Netflix. Nothing wrong with that, but that doesn't ENTITLE you to these drivers' labor.

You're not making some grand statement by not tipping. Talk to your representative in government if you want to address the problem. But saving $5 on delivery doesn't make you a good person. Don't like to tip? Don't use the app.

You love putting words in people's mouths and accusing them of things they did not say. You're a bundle of negative energy and just want to pick a fight all day.

You people just don't have any empathy and don't actually give a single fuck about changing the world. You just want to stop tipping. Once you don't have an expected 15% gratuity, the endless suffering of service workers will disappear out of your heads. People can't boycott DoorDash or Olive Garden or whoever outright because reasons, but they can boycott tips! "I'll overpay you for restaurant food and other luxuries that you artificially raise prices on, but I'm not going to give your employees tips! I have to spend money on unneccessary bullshit, but tips go against my principles!" Shit, I wish more of money went directly to paying those workers. At least they deserve it.

If you don't want to tip the person bringing the food then go fucking get it yourself.

Imagine trying to argue that you should be able to not tip for DoorDash. Somebody is going to get your food for you because your cheap ass is too lazy to go get it yourself, and youre going to complain about being asked to tip?

Which wont happen because of the tipping brainwashing.

How the fuck do you think not tipping innocent people is going to convince the companies to change? They don't give a shit

My emphathy is that my country have taken the fight, and won.
Our workers have a salary that they can live on.
Tipping does not exist.
No food chain got destroyed by it, and food is affordable at a higher quality.
We paid a big price for it many generations ago, but at least you got laws that should prevent your workers from being killed.

No thanks. Delivery apps can charge me more and then I can determine if it's still worth it. Tip culture is a joke.

Which wont happen because of the tipping brainwashing.

"The problem is DoorDash they're an evil company taking advantage of workers"

Okay stop using it then

"No"

Lmao refusing to tip isn't a form of protest or isn't sticking it to DoorDash. The only people getting hurt from that is the driver. And not tipping en masse isn't going to cause drivers to quit, it'll just make the drivers work more to make up for the lack of tips.

Yes DoorDash sucks, but so do people who recognize that and still refuse to tip while using their service. Just stop using it! It's easy.

What if a delivery driver doesnt get a tip, and instead once they get to the customers house they light a trash can on fire or smash all the customers windows? Still the customers fault for ordering some food right?

What if a delivery driver doesnt get a tip, and instead once they get to the customers house they light a trash can on fire or smash all the customers windows? Still the customers fault for ordering some food right?

I believe that would mean they overreacted to a shitty customer and committed several crimes.