Quote:I love the low service, no service places like Loop, Panera, or Moe's asking for a "tip" as if I were actually waited on. Especially love the "gas money" tip jar.


Hint: few of your customers walked or biked here. They most likely drove. Just. Like. You. Did. Volunteering to pay my commute to choose you for my meal? Didn't think so...


All you did was make my food. I pick it up, I set up my own table (have to clean it beforehand, too,) and I fill my own drink. I even put away my trash.


You're no different than fast food. We're square for the meal price. Don't insult my intelligence by begging for more.

These were some of the places I had in mind as well. I feel like George Constanza tipping for a calzone in these places. If they don't see you, did you ever really tip?


I rethought my position, and I would like to reword my annoynance. It's not that these places ask for tips, but the fact they are either ungrateful or completely ignore when you do.

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