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expirednjf posted Dec 31, 2024 8:13 PM
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Because they get paid well, the hair stylists are generally pretty decent.
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For those who are wondering, they get paid the minimum wage ($15) plus tips so they probably make $30+ an hour
Keep on going until you find a great hair stylist. Then go strictly to that one from then on.
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In my area, haircuts are $18 and $16 for retirees. I am retired and have been charged the retiree rate for years. I give them $21 and let them keep the change, even if I have a coupon. When the coupon doesn't work or I'm charged full price, I stick with $21, and the stylist is impacting their own tip amount.
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i tried using one a few months ago in nj, and they told me they did not participate. got stuck paying $22 for a shitty cut.
Employers know it and pay low accordingly.
Employees know it and hope (expect) a tip to make up for the no to low wages.
Customers know it but they may or may not accept it. As a customer, you can either:
1. Understand the tip is part of the cost and give the tip happily.
2. Understand the tip is part of the cost and give the tip grudgingly.
3. Do not give tip and try to use the excuse that it's illogical and that employers should be paying it.
4. Do not get the service that entails tipping.
I personally think that the tipping system is weird and flawed. I try to not use delivery service or such that can be avoided. But if and when i use a service that require tipping, i tip happily, at least the minimum per societal norms.
As for why they "need a tip" while making $12+/hr, well, try doing the math and think about living (surviving) at $12/hr and it's not that hard to understand why one would need/hope/wish for more than that to help make ends meet. Like you said, "prices aren't cheap"!
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I like how they can just be like, "Nah" for no damn reason.
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step 1. open internet browser
step 2 make up some stupid story
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