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CMV: The tip system in the United States for delivery drivers and servers blatantly punishes empathy. For this reason, it should be abolished.

I would also agree that practically any system that punishes empathy should be abolished. 

Servers and delivery drivers should be paid just like other professions. The wage should be around what an average server would make now, with the option for adjustment based on performance and higher wages at restaurants with higher expectations. Here is why:

I understand the money has to come from somewhere,  and it would basically be just added on to food prices. This is fine. This just means everyone is actually paying equally for the service they are equally recieving. 

In the current system,  many do not tip at all,  and others who feel empathy end up covering for it out of respect for the person serving you. This is unfair. You may argue that I should just tip what's reasonable and not worry about that,  but then that's not fair to the server. The system highlighted above helps make it fair to anyone and punishes selfishness and greed instead of empathy. CMV.
gpt
>In the current system, many do not tip at all, and others who feel empathy end up covering for it out of respect for the person serving you. 
  
Do you have statistics for the amount of people who do not tip? It seems as though your entire argument hinges on the idea that most people do not tip, so that burden falls on the 'regular tippers'