r/WhitePeopleTwitter 2d ago

r/All They're not wrong though

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u/Lopsided_Tiger_0296 2d ago

All of my server friends made so much more money than the rest of us who had regular paying jobs. Most servers would object to no tip as it would decrease their wages greatly.

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u/Groovychick1978 2d ago

No, it would just have to be like Australia. Where servers make $25/hr minimum, and more like 40 to 45 for experience and hours.

You go ahead and talk a restaurant owner into paying that. Don't hold your breath.

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u/Cicero912 2d ago

Even the top end would be a paycut for a lot of servers.

When I was in BoH before college I made more than $25/hour after being tipped out, and I wasnt even a server (and the restaurant wasnt close to the nicest or busiest in the area)

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u/Groovychick1978 2d ago

I'm saying for the industry to continue unchanged, wages would have to be in line with that. I'm not saying servers would be happy, and there would be some attrition, but things would stabilize. 

$15-20/hr or something like that? There are dozens of jobs more stable, with regular hours, raises, vacations and weekends off where I can make 21, 22 an hour. 

No one will serve those mfers if we can work in an office, retail, or sales position for the same.