Have you noticed this when you tip.

The way homie is explaining his math tells me high school was real fuckin hard for him lol

The total price before discounts might have been used

I ain’t doing all that! 😒 I’ll tip what I want and leave.

Just do $158.92 x 20% = $31.74 on your phone

Tip on the subtotal, before taxes. Not the total. Never pay tip on taxes.

The suggested tip on the bill is for the total (subtotal+tax) and she is doing the math on 20% of the subtotal only. I can't believe dude made this whole video acting smart for doing 2nd grade math and couldn't figure that out 🤦🏻‍♂️

Better still, DON’T TIP. It’s the employers job to pay their employees and not yours as the customer. If the employer can’t or won’t pay a real living wage then they MUST go out of business.

They Calculate tips after tax.

Tips should be based on pre-tax subtotal (cost of the food, drinks, products, services, etc.) before taxes or add’l fees added (not on tax), as it goes to the government rather than staff or business.

That is why I don't tip, tips are not mandatory!!!!!

Ran into same issue. Restaurant was calculating the tip based off the subtotal + taxes and fees. Then doing their percentage recommendations off that higher amount.

Jesus were the vendor or customer calculating post tax or pre tax? This isn’t a conspiracy. lol

.@UberEats does this 100% of the time. They calculate 20% based on their inflated taxes & fees before they discount their fees. A. You should never tip on taxes B. You should never tip on a fee that was discounted C. You should never tip on a fee

$2 for every $10 makes it easier for me anyways

Can they be sued

Keep in mind (unless U are physically putting cash secretly into the service person's pocket) U are tipping the house/owner (no longer the employee) & they are using tips to pay wages. It gets split between every staff member.

The tip is before any discounts applied.

there is no hidden fees inside of a tip lmfaoo i just wasted my life watching this

Subtotal....ONLY tip on SUBTOTAL!

Uber does this all the time.

Play games now I’m not tipping I payed for my meal

My tipping is based on the amount before sales tax. 25% and up, less for bad service. If the bad service is not the servers fault, I tip the server in cash.

Always give a 5$ tip they getting paid, it's not like the servers cooking the food

People do understand that every time they eat at a restaurant the server is getting charged by you eating bc of tip out and taxes taken out of the tip that’s why we get mad when we’re not tipped bc we’re paying for yall to eat. ESPECIALLY if there was bar drinks rang in

I mean. Look before you click. And If you can’t do some basic math like that.. might need to brush up on some of that

All you wanna do is not be retarded and use your calculator on your phone!

Multiply by .2 Jesus christ you people make things so difficult.

He sure makes calculating 20% complicated. I never use their precalculated amounts, but I am paying careful attention to those numbers from now on.

Fun tip, you should be tipping on the subtotal not the total, always the pre-tax amount

By the way. If you don’t tip. The employer will have to pay them their actual hourly wage.

And by "our calculations" she just typed out 20 percent of 158.

So the tip is based on the groos They should the entire bill in another video They had gotten a discount on a item so they subtract it from the and it came out to that percentage of the tip Sorry for the people that never worked in a restaurant business