Anonymous #2 18h

tipping culture gives the corporations an excuse to pay their workers less dawg. I’m not participating in that shit.

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Anonymous #3 18h

This isn’t giving what you think it’s giving

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Anonymous #3 18h

Do you advocate for fair wages in any other way or just the one that is advantageous for you? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Anonymous #2 18h

telling people to fall for the most obvious capitalist ploy isnt giving what you think it’s giving, either 👍

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Anonymous #2 18h

if I said “I don’t use Temu because of unethical working environments” would you also treat that as advocacy? or do you only make up shit to get mad at when it benefits you?

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Anonymous #3 17h

I’m just wondering if you care about the issue enough to do anything to change it that’s not entirely self-serving

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Anonymous #2 17h

I boycott Temu and other companies, thanks for assuming tho 👍

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Anonymous #3 17h

Boycotting is great when used in conjunction with other forms of protest. Using it as your sole course of action will yield little to no results

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Anonymous #2 16h

sidenote, not sure why my morals matter in regards to calling out a corporate scam lmao

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Anonymous #3 16h

Because if you’re not tipping and also not advocating for any change on a systemic level, then the action you’re taking is just hurting the service workers and not the corporations

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Anonymous #2 16h

“not falling for a blatant corporate scam is hurting the workers” it’s not helping them substantially either but ok

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Anonymous #3 16h

at the end of the day not tipping makes us less money so it is hurting us lol

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Anonymous #1 16h

alternatively, trends in higher tipping gives companies an excuse to lower wages. at the end of the day, it’s just putting more cost on the consumer & falsely “helping” the employees. y’all are literally arguing in support of an obvious corporate ploy 😭

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