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CMV: People for the most part should not tip

First and foremost I would like to say that I do believe in tipping for extraneous service(Bartenders making your drink extra strong, doing a very good job, etc), but for the most part I do not think that I should have to tip people for doing their jobs(Waiters/Waitresses/Taxi's/Especially bartenders). I do not see a logical reason why some professions people expect to be tipped, while others are not. I feel that employers should pay them a fixed rate even if that mean making my meal a little more expensive.

I see no reason why waiters and waitresses should make a lot more than people at McDonald's flipping burgers. I feel that waiters and waitresses should accept that not everyone will tip them well or at all and should be graceful when someone does tip them. If they cannot accept that, they should seek employment elsewhere. I do not think they are entitled to mess with the customer's food if they are not a good tipper. Some chains such as Super Burger, and Noodles & Co have their employees do virtually the exact same job as a waiter yet they do not receive tips and usually are more friendly than most waiters I've seen. So why do I have to tip them when they add almost nothing to my experience. If anything the bus boy and cooks deserve tips. Not the person taking my order and refilling my drink when they feel like it.
gpt
For servers, paid wages << minimum wage due to the assumption that you will tip them (in the US).  If you don't tip them you are actually screwing them over.  See the 5 billion + previous /cmvs on this subject.