GA! Singapore is insanely rich, yet tipping isn’t a thing here. No 10% tips at cafes. No rounding up for cabs. Nothing. Why do people accept this in SG but tip everywhere else? 🤔

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發文後	用戶	內容
43 分鐘內	Hwa YangJerng _jerng	Because minimum wage is higher than the US's for food staff
一小時內	odaayi odaayi	Because we do 10% service charge added to the bill instead. And for those arguing minimum wage is better … No it isn’t. Singapore doesn’t have a minimum wage.
一小時內	Phyo Kyaw phyoishere	Because you can still earn liveable wages? Plus the 10% service charge? Tell us you don't know shit about economic policies and socioeconomic dynamics that aren't filtered through libtard lens without telling us
一小時內	katchy katchy	It’s math.
2 小時內	cecilia.0d.e	What do you mean by “everywhere else”? 😌
4 小時內	Paula Fitz paula.pauletti	10% is included in a lot of the restaurants.
4 小時內	loqizekatz	Please do not bring the tipping culture and turn it into a compulsory requirement like what's happening in the US.
6 小時內	@qibcentric's backup acc qibcentriccc	1) tipping culture doesn't exist in Asia. Tips are done if the service is rly that good and you wanna be generous. 2) they just implement service charge (10%) and/or on the menu item price to pay decent wages.
8 小時內	Cee Tee ceetee41	The more appropriate and pertinent question is why is the aggressive tipping culture only practiced in the US?