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CMV: DoorDash's tip system works basically the same as restaurants

With the recent controversy over the way DoorDash handles tips, I'm confused why people are so angry with DoorDash while not showing the same anger towards restaurants. My view is that the way DoorDash uses tips to be able to pay drivers less is almost exactly the same as how restaurants use tips to be able to pay servers less. I think American tipping culture is awful, and that people should be just as outraged with restaurant owners as they are with DoorDash.

Restaurants must pay minimum wage to their servers (7.25/hr), but since it is a tipped position they can pay as little as 2.13/hr, so long as the tips make up the difference. DoorDash must pay the driver their guaranteed amount on a delivery, but they can pay as little as $1 to the driver so long as the tips make up the difference.
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The distinction is that when you tip $10 at a restaurant, the full tip goes to service staff. The busser, backwait, bartender etc. might get tipped out of that, but none of that tip money is going to management or the restaurant. 

With doordash, they shave money out of that $10. The policy is not only exploitative of the driver, but also deceptive to the customer.