> not tipping
Not paying people after they perform a service that it's implicitly understood you will pay them for is stealing.
You may not like the particular way in which it's structured, in which case, you're free not to consume the service.
Not paying people after they perform a service that it's implicitly understood you will pay them for is stealing.
You may not like the particular way in which it's structured, in which case, you're free not to consume the service.
Clearly isn't. If you want the money, put it on the bill - add it as a service charge or whatever.
The GP was implying the entire system is dysfunctional. Your counter point is, don't participate in this system. Such type of statement comes typically followed by the likes of go away if you don't like it here. If that's the level of friendliness implied by your service ...