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Originally posted by lordofduct@Wed, 2005-11-16 @ 08:06 AM
not supposed to tip? ok... do they pay really well over there or something or is it because it's just a matter of respect? Like all those different areas around the world have strange what would you call it traditions... or ways of life... whatever that you don't do. Like showing your foot to some tribe is considered an insult or other things like that. Damn it I am soooo uncultured that I can't think of any examples!
or maybe it's because I'm tired. I think I will go have a beer and drive to Dexter's house down by the elementary school.
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I don't think it's great pay, but probably more than American bartenders pay simply due to not tipping. See, in Japan, everyone is polite to you while they're working. It's their job, they're excpected to do their best and help the customers out. Even at places like KFC they will take your trash and throw it away for you. So they get paid to do their job, they're always supposed to go the extra mile, so you're not supposed to give them extra money to do such. Whereas in America, people have really shitty attitudes at work (hey, i worked at a grocery store before, i'm probably guilty of the same) so they need extra incentives to be nice or whatever.
Anyway, no it's not weird traditions (though they do have those) it is just common sense when it comes to working, in my opinion. It seems to me as if Western countries have it kinda backwards when it comes to tipping and such. |