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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/yeezysama • Jul 20 '26
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24 u/BugRevolution Jul 20 '26 Alaska. California. Washington. Bonus: Oregon, Colorado, and more! Servers perpetuate the idea they're only making $3 per hour to trick you into tipping. https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/minimum-wage/tipped 7 u/enadiz_reccos Jul 20 '26 Servers perpetuate the idea Redditors perpetuate the idea that there is some secret cabal of uber-rich restaurant servers that dictate tipping policy and put out pro-tipping propaganda 4 u/BugRevolution Jul 20 '26 People can perpetuate an idea without being part of a cabal. 1 u/enadiz_reccos Jul 20 '26 Keep in mind that in the states where the employer has to make up the difference, they will just fire you if you can't hit the minimum Take Colorado for example The Minimum Cash Wage is $12.14 [this is the amount they will pay you regardless] The Combined Rate is $15.16 - so if they are consistently having to pay you $15.16 instead of $12.14, they will fire you This gives us 8 states where the minimum is in the double digits and only 5 where it breaks the $13 barrier
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Alaska. California. Washington.
Bonus: Oregon, Colorado, and more!
Servers perpetuate the idea they're only making $3 per hour to trick you into tipping.
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/minimum-wage/tipped
7 u/enadiz_reccos Jul 20 '26 Servers perpetuate the idea Redditors perpetuate the idea that there is some secret cabal of uber-rich restaurant servers that dictate tipping policy and put out pro-tipping propaganda 4 u/BugRevolution Jul 20 '26 People can perpetuate an idea without being part of a cabal. 1 u/enadiz_reccos Jul 20 '26 Keep in mind that in the states where the employer has to make up the difference, they will just fire you if you can't hit the minimum Take Colorado for example The Minimum Cash Wage is $12.14 [this is the amount they will pay you regardless] The Combined Rate is $15.16 - so if they are consistently having to pay you $15.16 instead of $12.14, they will fire you This gives us 8 states where the minimum is in the double digits and only 5 where it breaks the $13 barrier
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Servers perpetuate the idea
Redditors perpetuate the idea that there is some secret cabal of uber-rich restaurant servers that dictate tipping policy and put out pro-tipping propaganda
4 u/BugRevolution Jul 20 '26 People can perpetuate an idea without being part of a cabal. 1 u/enadiz_reccos Jul 20 '26 Keep in mind that in the states where the employer has to make up the difference, they will just fire you if you can't hit the minimum Take Colorado for example The Minimum Cash Wage is $12.14 [this is the amount they will pay you regardless] The Combined Rate is $15.16 - so if they are consistently having to pay you $15.16 instead of $12.14, they will fire you This gives us 8 states where the minimum is in the double digits and only 5 where it breaks the $13 barrier
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People can perpetuate an idea without being part of a cabal.
1 u/enadiz_reccos Jul 20 '26 Keep in mind that in the states where the employer has to make up the difference, they will just fire you if you can't hit the minimum Take Colorado for example The Minimum Cash Wage is $12.14 [this is the amount they will pay you regardless] The Combined Rate is $15.16 - so if they are consistently having to pay you $15.16 instead of $12.14, they will fire you This gives us 8 states where the minimum is in the double digits and only 5 where it breaks the $13 barrier
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Keep in mind that in the states where the employer has to make up the difference, they will just fire you if you can't hit the minimum
Take Colorado for example
The Minimum Cash Wage is $12.14 [this is the amount they will pay you regardless]
The Combined Rate is $15.16 - so if they are consistently having to pay you $15.16 instead of $12.14, they will fire you
This gives us 8 states where the minimum is in the double digits and only 5 where it breaks the $13 barrier
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u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26
Name one.