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christmas boots posted:good question, I’d probably most strongly associate the office of the presidency with the deadly sin of wrath.
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Thanatosian posted:Don't get me wrong, there are definitely good arguments to be made for most of the seven deadly sins, but I think for most presidents it's probably pride. That was my other pick tbh
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Wait are you supposed to tip your fuckin' package delivery driver? Have I not been this whole time??? God I hate tip logic just pay them more money so I don't have to think about this you loving assholes.
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Always tip in cash, and always directly hand to hand to your server/delivery person/etc. Never trust a boss with money.
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Shame Boy posted:Wait are you supposed to tip your fuckin' package delivery driver? Have I not been this whole time??? God I hate tip logic just pay them more money so I don't have to think about this you loving assholes. I think this is more the Whole Foods and grocery delivery side. I've never seen a way to tip for regular amazon poo poo.
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technically, Amazon wasn't stealing the tips themselves it was giving drivers the full tip, but then reducing the amount they paid drivers by that amount not that the net effect is much different
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Main Paineframe posted:technically, Amazon wasn't stealing the tips themselves Ah of course, the same way the lottery funds schools
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Main Paineframe posted:technically, Amazon wasn't stealing the tips themselves Had the same thing happen when I worked at a casino. That always seemed sketchy to me, but I just needed the job at the time so I didn't make waves over it. When I asked someone about it a few years later, apparently they can get away with that because it's on a Reservation and normal employee pay rules don't fly there. So many goddamn stupid loopholes in this system.
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:Had the same thing happen when I worked at a casino. That always seemed sketchy to me, but I just needed the job at the time so I didn't make waves over it. When I asked someone about it a few years later, apparently they can get away with that because it's on a Reservation and normal employee pay rules don't fly there. "ain't no laws here lol"
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Shame Boy posted:Wait are you supposed to tip your fuckin' package delivery driver? Have I not been this whole time??? God I hate tip logic just pay them more money so I don't have to think about this you loving assholes. You mean you don't tip your USPS guy, rear end in a top hat? J/k I'm in a country where mandatory tipping culture is rightly seen as a symptom of oligarchic dysfunction
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Complications posted:Always tip in cash, and always directly hand to hand to your server/delivery person/etc. Never trust a boss with money. The trouble with this is that you only tip the guy you're interacting with, not the workers behind the scenes. Say, the waiter but not the chef (unless the waiter is a good guy). It's still good practice though. The real solution, as always, starts with f and ends in ull communism.
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Complications posted:Always tip in cash, and always directly hand to hand to your server/delivery person/etc. Never trust a boss with money. When I was a busboy at a restaurant I got a tip out % for every shift, but the way it worked is that the wait staff would tip out to the manager (and they were always under-reporting it because that meant they could keep more) and then it would eventually filter its way down to me, the other busboy, the dishwasher etc in a little envelope with my weekly paycheck. So the only way to know if the boss wasn't skimming off the top would be to go around with a spreadsheet and record the tip out of every server on every shift i worked, which was not something I had any interest of doing as a 16 year old kid. We always just assumed he skimmed some off the top, it was just easier that way. I estimate I was probably short-changed like somewhere between 5-30 dollars per 8 hour shift depending on how busy it was that night.
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I used to work at a place where you could add a beer to your order for the chef when he knocked off which was cool except sometimes people would buy kitchen staff way too many beers and then a 17 year old dishie got done for drunk driving and the system was abandoned rather than try to figure out a way to trust chefs to handle alcohol
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:I used to work at a place where you could add a beer to your order for the chef when he knocked off which was cool except sometimes people would buy kitchen staff way too many beers and then a 17 year old dishie got done for drunk driving and the system was abandoned rather than try to figure out a way to trust chefs to handle alcohol Shoulda bought the back of the house some weed or coke instead.
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Shame Boy posted:Wait are you supposed to tip your fuckin' package delivery driver? Have I not been this whole time??? God I hate tip logic just pay them more money so I don't have to think about this you loving assholes. I think the tips are more for poo poo like Prime Now with the one/two hour delivery. It's basically gig driver poo poo.
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:I used to work at a place where you could add a beer to your order for the chef when he knocked off which was cool except sometimes people would buy kitchen staff way too many beers and then a 17 year old dishie got done for drunk driving and the system was abandoned rather than try to figure out a way to trust chefs to handle alcohol i dont know if anyone's ever done a proper study but im pretty sure restaurant and hospitality has more alcoholic employees per capita then any other industry speaking as someone who worked in a restaurant for 6 years
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The Nastier Nate posted:i dont know if anyone's ever done a proper study but im pretty sure restaurant and hospitality has more alcoholic employees per capita then any other industry yeah it can be a lot of fun, really  my favorite are the guys on parole that live in the apartment complex across the street and aren't allowed to leave home except for work so they will always, always pick up your shift so you can go see Phish
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boar guy posted:lpick up your shift so you can go see Phish should be a probation violation tbh
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indigi posted:should be a probation violation tbh bruh, my buddy's brother's company had a suite at the palace of auburn hills. there were like 4 of us there, stocked open bar and food and it was free poo poo, i'd have probably quit my job to go if said parolee hadn't covered my shift 
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Daft Punk came to Australia for the first time ever and the entire kitchen staff got into a massive blue over organising time off because as soon as the tour was announced all 7 of them got tickets and a huge pile of drugs before figuring out that everybody else had done the same thing
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:I used to work at a place where you could add a beer to your order for the chef when he knocked off which was cool except sometimes people would buy kitchen staff way too many beers and then a 17 year old dishie got done for drunk driving and the system was abandoned rather than try to figure out a way to trust chefs to handle alcohol They do this at Brewdog bars in the UK They also pay living wage
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I mean we have a living wage here too but brewdog are a really bad example for this BC they're infamous for underpaying brewery workers
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:I mean we have a living wage here too but brewdog are a really bad example for this BC they're infamous for underpaying brewery workers Motherfucker, was looking forward to checking out their new one here.
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Hollandia posted:Motherfucker, was looking forward to checking out their new one here. Haven't you learned anything from Sonic about ethical consumption under capitalism?
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Inceltown posted:Haven't you learned anything from Sonic about ethical consumption under capitalism? Eat hot dogs every day?
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Warmachine posted:Eat hot dogs every day? no thats Žižek, common mistake
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Spuckuk posted:They do this at Brewdog bars in the UK They also write information about a glass surcharge round the edge of the fridge and stare at you like a lunatic when you’re expecting some change. Maybe it’s just because I’m old but in my day you didn’t have to read the fridge in order to fully understand the insane price you’re about to pay for a beer that you’re serving to yourself in a supposedly ‘good’ bar. I already said I’m old. Get off my loving lawn.
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VanSandman posted:Shoulda bought the back of the house some weed or coke instead. most kitchens are full up on blow and weed
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i mean standard advice when you don't have a weed hookup yet in the town you just moved to is to hit up the busboy at Chili's- it's a 100% success rate ime
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boar guy posted:i mean standard advice when you don't have a weed hookup yet in the town you just moved to is to hit up the busboy at Chili's- it's a 100% success rate ime when i was a pizza guy and not yet a respectable pizza manager i had 10 separate customers argue with me about how i should, in fact, be selling weed with the pizza and its leaving money on the table, and what kind of a loving moron am i for not offering drugs with pizza to strangers.
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Larry Parrish posted:when i was a pizza guy and not yet a respectable pizza manager i had 10 separate customers argue with me about how i should, in fact, be selling weed with the pizza and its leaving money on the table, and what kind of a loving moron am i for not offering drugs with pizza to strangers. I absolutely believe this as a one-time delivery cookie store supervisor. The Venn diagram of our customers and stoners was a perfect circle.
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Larry Parrish posted:when i was a pizza guy and not yet a respectable pizza manager i had 10 separate customers argue with me about how i should, in fact, be selling weed with the pizza and its leaving money on the table, and what kind of a loving moron am i for not offering drugs with pizza to strangers. used to get guys bringing in a sack of 'shrooms and asking me to bake them on to a pizza at least weekly
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Pitcher Witcher posted:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kroger-shuts-stores-avoid-hazard-pay-covid/ I don't mean to Lucille Bluth myself here, but how many people could 2 stores possibly employ that it'd be that big of a hit to National Grocery Chain Kroger? I know the move is just to scare other places into not adding hazard pay, but it really is incredibly childish and will absolutely be blamed on the government.
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SpacePig posted:I don't mean to Lucille Bluth myself here, but how many people could 2 stores possibly employ that it'd be that big of a hit to National Grocery Chain Kroger? I know the move is just to scare other places into not adding hazard pay, but it really is incredibly childish and will absolutely be blamed on the government. Seattle passed a similar law (even for the same amount, $4 an hour) and to my knowledge, Kroger hasn't closed any stores here, and there are a lot more than two Kroger stores inside of Seattle (I know of at least five off the top of my head, but it's gotta be more like a dozen).
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SpacePig posted:I don't mean to Lucille Bluth myself here, but how many people could 2 stores possibly employ that it'd be that big of a hit to National Grocery Chain Kroger? I know the move is just to scare other places into not adding hazard pay, but it really is incredibly childish and will absolutely be blamed on the government. No poo poo it's a PR move exclusively. In theory, it could be that those specific stores were no longer profitable with a living wage, but it's absolutely just about keeping wages down and profits up.
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