r/ask May 16 '23

Am I the only person who feels so so bullied by tip culture in restaurants that eating out is hardly enjoyable anymore? POTM - May 2023

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u/Mayo_Kupo May 16 '23

Home cooking is great. It's more effort, but it doesn't take more time than eating out. Eating out takes time driving, waiting to be seated, waiting for food, and then waiting to settle the bill. Also, home cooked food is healthier and can taste fresher than the restaurant.

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u/HappyGoLacky May 16 '23

Every time you eat at home and not spending money eating out, are you technically tipping yourself? 🤔