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CMV: I think servers should be paid minimum wage

I would like to state that this topic is not about whether you should tip or not. Another point I would like to add is that we are assuming that every servers get paid minimum wage if one earns less than minimum wage from the tips. I was wondering why so many people get mad at others when they do not tip the standard 15%. Being a server isn’t a strict job (no degree, education, training or danger). I see that it is a physically demanding job, but there are other physically or mentally demanding jobs are pays minimum wage as well (day care workers, customer support, etc). I thought that due to the fact that it doesn’t have any strict requirements for one to get the job, it is expected to earn minimum wage, but some believe that one should make around 17$/hr from the tips. If the minimum wage should increase, then what about the inflation? This isn’t a serious topic, but I thought that it was an interesting idea. I would like to clarify that I do not live in the US.

Edit: I see that inflation isn’t an issue. Then we can ignore this argument.
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Being a server, especially at a fine dining restaurant, actually does take a lot of training.  You have to be quite familiar with all the dishes on the menu, as well as the specials; have some knowledge of the wines, beers, spirits, etc on offer; be able to translate customer requests into language useful for the cooks/chefs; and more.  You have to deal with difficult customers while maintaining professionality, as well as providing excellent customer service.