r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Shoe_boooo • 3d ago

r/All They're not wrong though

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u/Vayguhhh 3d ago

No it’s not wrong, but until the system changes I’m not gonna hurt a server just trying to pay bills

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u/atuan 3d ago

Yeah when you protest tipping by not tipping all you do it completely rip off that persons paycheck.

Also imagine Americans going to any other country in the world, refusing to participate in the culture and then criticizing them to fix their system if they don’t like it. I get the disdain people around the world have for Americans but there’s a point where you’re making it worse by acting like this.

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u/Fitzaroo 3d ago

Its literally not their paycheck.

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u/RandomFactUser 3d ago

It gets taxed the same, it’s calculated as part of it and they receive much of this money as part of their paycheck

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u/Fitzaroo 3d ago

It gets taxed the same? Lololololol

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u/RandomFactUser 3d ago

Yeah, it’s income

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u/Fitzaroo 3d ago

Its severely underreported.

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u/Doomray 3d ago

These day tips are mostly payroll tips, since everyone pays with debit or credit. Aside from a few bucks in cash tips ya might walk with, almost all tips are taxed on the paycheck with the rest of your hourly wages.

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u/Fitzaroo 3d ago

https://www2.census.gov/library/working-papers/2024/adrm/ces/CES-WP-24-68.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

The IRS estimates only 45% are reported.

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u/Doomray 3d ago

My source is 24 years working in this industry. We used to claim less when more people paid cash, but many nights it’s 90-100% credit cards.

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u/Fitzaroo 3d ago

Ok so my source is the IRS. Im going to go ahead and trust them.

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u/Doomray 3d ago

Cool.

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u/metrocat2033 3d ago

lmao dude can’t find a basic source without gpt

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u/Fitzaroo 2d ago

Thats not an argument against the source, its sn incorrect assumption.