A 30$ tip? Does this company not give their drivers a wage, or something?
Ironically, they do not. They are the largest employer of employees on welfare.
Should be illegal to pay someone less than the cost of living. The free labor ”market” has clearly not managed to solve the problem.
(BYW that’s my proposed solution for the tipping problem, too, to stick to the topic.)
Ironically, they do not. They are the largest employer of employees on welfare.
Should be illegal to pay someone less than the cost of living. The free labor ”market” has clearly not managed to solve the problem.
(BYW that’s my proposed solution for the tipping problem, too, to stick to the topic.)