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CMV: Tipping culture promotes the wrong mindset: that every good action must be rewarded in some way

Tipping culture is bad because it creates a mindset that you should always be rewarded if you're being nice. 

For Restaurants. They should just pay fairly and let their staff also have a bad day. Normally businesses assume risk and employees don't, why is it different for service staff which tends to already be financially disadvantaged.

For everyone else. Do something nice and feel good about yourself, you don't need someone else to make you feel good about yourself.

Willing to change opinion if someone can show me that the motivation of external rewards like tips creates more benefit to society rather than being nice from the get go, and sometimes simply accepting that some people aren't.
gpt
>Willing to change opinion if someone can show me that the motivation of external rewards like tips creates more benefit to society rather than being nice from the get go, and sometimes simply accepting that some people aren't.  
  
Tipping culture promotes excelling at your job, and receiving monetary rewards for it.  
  
For some reason people automatically assume 'Tipping Culture = Always tipping". They seem to forget that the tip is a reflection of the service given.  
  
It has an added benefit where if you are not good at your job, your pay reflects that.