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Not tipping is Jewish.
How is that a refutation of the image?
No
There's still competition between European waiters to sell more items to look good and get pay raises and promotions.
You wrote a communist talking point because you're a retard.
Communism is about the destruction of culture, nations, and our financial independence.
Everywhere in Europe, restaurants have to pay all of their staff, it's required by law, unions negotiate a reasonable wage, not the governments. So if you want good service, you just have to pay for it. Any place were the food cost more than $100/person is gonna have decent service.
Similar to starbucks the seating will be comfortable, no plastic trash designed to get you out as soon as you're finished, you can stay "as long as you want" (common sense required), order in more drinks or coffe or just hang out with your frens as you're probably not eating there alone.
The good restaurants are the independent ones, it cost more to eat there obviously, a lot more, but if you want service that's were you go, the price advertised is the final price without markup. Chains will always be cheaper because they buy low quality food in bulk.
Tipping gives you a fake smile, in a good proper restaurant you'll get an actual smile. Ask the locals for the best restaurants, they know better than any foreigner, it's the only way to find the good stuff.
shut the fuck up, you don't know shit or where I was
what? lmao
And why the fuck would I cross the Atlantic to eat McDonalds? I don't even eat that shit here.
I also didn't say McDonalds, I said "McDonalds prices", that's just a nicer word for cheap rubbish, where obviously you should expect the service to be bad.
(non Europe) Service in China was horrible too. Scotland was okay. Hong Kong was good. Service in Mexico is actually pretty good probably because they know about US tipping culture.
And I also never said I went to a chain.
A dozen people here said that service in Europe sucks compared to the US and your rebuttal is "nu uh" and I highly doubt we all went to the same restaurant.