Vegas is a shithole. Why would you go there in the first place?
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From the post:
>The tipping debate has taken another turn after a customer claimed they caught a Las Vegas waitress using a 'sneaky' tactic to secure a higher gratuity.
In a post shared online, the diner alleged that the server briefly took their card and pre-selected a 22 percent tip before handing the machine back for payment.
'Vegas restaurant - waitress took my card, entered "OK" for the amount, set the tip to 22 percent and handed it back to me for my PIN,' the customer wrote.
'Not a chance I'm falling for that.'
The diner said they ultimately left a smaller tip and raised the issue with management.
They sent an email after their dining experience arguing that no server should decide a gratuity on behalf of a customer or bypass the chance to review the total bill.
Vegas is a shithole. Why would you go there in the first place?
Archive: https://archive.today/H38Nz
From the post:
>>The tipping debate has taken another turn after a customer claimed they caught a Las Vegas waitress using a 'sneaky' tactic to secure a higher gratuity.
In a post shared online, the diner alleged that the server briefly took their card and pre-selected a 22 percent tip before handing the machine back for payment.
'Vegas restaurant - waitress took my card, entered "OK" for the amount, set the tip to 22 percent and handed it back to me for my PIN,' the customer wrote.
'Not a chance I'm falling for that.'
The diner said they ultimately left a smaller tip and raised the issue with management.
They sent an email after their dining experience arguing that no server should decide a gratuity on behalf of a customer or bypass the chance to review the total bill.
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