But here we are in the world of gratuity. But I'm curious, if you do not live in America, how much of an emphasis is there with gratuity in tipping? I know some cultures it's outright disrespectful to even ask for a tip. Yesterday alone, though, I did online grocery shopping via Walmart. Gave them a tip. I did. DoorDash, got some KFC, as I said earlier, as I said in my other swell, gave them a tip, I'm tipping
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@OmegaStrange · 4:51
Why not have the customers help out with paying their salary? It's a brilliant idea, because a lot of these companies, it's another way for them to save money, but also gain more profit. You see, they don't mind a little bit of socialism, right? Or communism. They don't mind it then, right? It's a community coming together to share wealth, the distribution of wealth, it's all good
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@FryedOreo · 3:54
How are you going to tip with no service? Like you are providing the service through the self checkout? So, yeah, it's very interesting. And I like what you had to say about this idea of communism and being a socialist and how it kind of can collapse on itself, perhaps when it's not done fully all the way around. And it actually bleeds into another topic that I was talking about on here with human beings having the right to adequate food