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| does it seem fair to you that a chinese food delivery man carrying $20 worth of general tso's chicken should get the same tip as a japanese food delivery man carrying $20 worth of sushi (2 rolls)? | |
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| see, I think the weight matter less than the distance | |
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| same distance from the chinese food place and the japanese food place | |
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| its not like a waiter -- with a waiter the bill is usually more because there are more people which means more work, or its a fancier restaurant which means they serve you better | |
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| but not only is the distance the same, but the japanese food is lighter AND more expensive | |
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| same distance and same price and you're ordering less than fifty pounds of The General? tip the same. if he had to carry The General in a bucket, it would be a different matter. | |
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