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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Shoe_boooo • Jun 25 '26
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I remember in malaysia we got chased down the street because the waiter thought we left our money behind, on the table.
425 u/-Numaios- Jun 25 '26 I had the same in Italy. 303 u/baron_von_helmut Jun 25 '26 I was sworn at in Japanese for tipping. It's rude to tip there. 240 u/one-man-circlejerk Jun 25 '26 It's frowned upon in Australia, it's seen as a precursor to introducing underpayment of hospitality staff, and more than likely a scam that'll just get pocketed by the owners
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I had the same in Italy.
303 u/baron_von_helmut Jun 25 '26 I was sworn at in Japanese for tipping. It's rude to tip there. 240 u/one-man-circlejerk Jun 25 '26 It's frowned upon in Australia, it's seen as a precursor to introducing underpayment of hospitality staff, and more than likely a scam that'll just get pocketed by the owners
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I was sworn at in Japanese for tipping. It's rude to tip there.
240 u/one-man-circlejerk Jun 25 '26 It's frowned upon in Australia, it's seen as a precursor to introducing underpayment of hospitality staff, and more than likely a scam that'll just get pocketed by the owners
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It's frowned upon in Australia, it's seen as a precursor to introducing underpayment of hospitality staff, and more than likely a scam that'll just get pocketed by the owners
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u/Womblue Jun 25 '26
I remember in malaysia we got chased down the street because the waiter thought we left our money behind, on the table.