What’s going on in the service industry?

Hot robots that don’t ask for tips will be taking her job soon

I’m assuming she works at Hooters

Tip culture is broken as hell. People are tired of being aggressively panhandled every time they do anything.

It’s called Bidenomics, which means everyone has no money

People can barely afford their mortgage, groceries & gas anymore. That’s what’s going on.

someone doesn't understand the perils of inflation

Our central bank printed $4 trillion from thin air four years ago. The direct result is that everything now costs 25% more than it did then. That’s what happened to the service industry - and every other industry.

She could learn to code

I went into a popular restaurant here where I live and they added an 18% “service fee” to my bill without telling me. They said it was to pay their staff. Said that isn’t gratuity? They said no. I said well it is now.

I’ve noticed when I go out now almost all the waitresses are very sub par. They do little and I still tip 20%. I used to be a server and 90% of the servers I get today would’ve been fired within a month 20 years ago. Dining out is an experience we pay for, step it up people.