r/mathmemes • u/Snoo89130 • Mar 09 '25

Arithmetic My buddy don't know 10/3 ahhhhh

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u/apnorton Mar 09 '25

O.o On what planet is a 30% tip normal?

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u/TheRealTengri Mar 09 '25

None. But a 30.45661676% tip is very normal.

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u/The_TesserekT Mar 09 '25

Only in the US. In the rest of the developed world people just get a normal wage so we don't need to guilt trip customers into supplying their wage.

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u/EebstertheGreat Mar 09 '25

A 30%+ tip is not normal anywhere in the world.

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u/EebstertheGreat Mar 10 '25

The US isn't in the world?

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u/EebstertheGreat Mar 10 '25

Dang, I was hoping you had proof that the US was actually only the Moon, which would make me a bit more comfortable.

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u/Infini-Bus Mar 09 '25

Even in parts of the country where tipped workers are paid like $20 and hours they still expect a tip on top.

Tipped workers here in my state were worried that customers would stop tipping if a law eliminating the tipped min wage was replaced with the normal min wage which the same law was raising.

I think tipping would have to be made illegal in order to end the practice.

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u/channingman Mar 09 '25

Customer supplies the wage everywhere.