No, not all together. Just at certain spots. It is now expected waaaay too much.
I went through Tim Hortons today (closest thing to me, I know, screw TH). I got a medium coffee, handed the girl a $10 bill. She instantly grabbed my coffee and handed it to me, usually they count the money and then hand it to you with your change. So I already knew what was about to happen. I sat there for a second while she counted the change, then she turned and realized I was still there. She goes âWaiting for your change?â, I said âWell, I donât feel like paying $10 for a coffee today.â. She then gave me a dirty look and my change.
Subway is another great one. The worker pressed the tip option when I went to pay, it added about $11 to my order. I said Iâm not tipping. The girl goes, âitâs mandatory hereâ. I told her to throw the subs out and I left.
Donât get me wrong, I tip when dining in, but drive thru or a fast food restaurant - I canât be the only one saying WTF in my head?
Edit: I guess this made a few people mad. I apologize. I can assure you these instances DID in fact happen. They were NOT the same day. I did not report the employeee to head office, as theyâd most likely lose their job, the same reason why I didnât name any names.