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    Tornando al problema: dopo aver introdotto questo, ho smesso di dare la mancia. Questo è pazzesco e io sono contrario!

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    1. thinkingtitan on

      I see dark patterns in this interface, at first glance **No Tip** isn’t even a tile one can tap!

    2. NedVsTheWorld on

      Most people here is against tipping culture from what i see, its mostly only accepted in bars

    3. immacomment-here-now on

      They do it in touristy places because they know most foreigners are used to tipping.

    4. ThinkbigShrinktofit on

      I just assume it’s standard (American-made) software. I do not tip.

    5. Alarming_Parsnip408 on

      Asshole owners who get this shit machine to normalise tipping…. Burn them all.

    6. Usagi-Zakura on

      I very rarely tip and when I do…its so little I’m not sure it even counts :p Basically if I buy food at a restaurant and it comes up to like 298 kr I’ll sometimes just put in 300.

      I don’t want employers to think that they can start paying their servers less because they expect tips all of a sudden. That’s how American waiters end up barely making ends meet because they rely on tips and sometimes they’ll loose it for things that are way out of their control like the customer just being in a bad mood that day.

    7. DonkeyDry9665 on

      Så lenge jeg må stå å bestille, så blir det null tips 😃🙌

    8. TheFrodolfs on

      Very good question. I was at an expensive resturant in Dombås a few weeks ago with OK(not great) food and service. When I didn’t tip the owner went from extremely friendly to really rude and upset, even commented “Typical Norwegians!”.

      Will definitely not recommend his place to anyone, or eat there again.

      In a country with strong workers rights, I don’t see a reason to tip unless the experience has been extarordinary.

    9. greyspurv on

      keep not tipping it is disgusting thing that can slowly errode living wages look at the US

    10. xbikester on

      Because the Norwegian corporal culture for last 20 years been mimicking USA

    11. Von_Lexau on

      This is a shitty Americanization of the service industry. It doesn’t belong here.

    12. Just_Ragnar on

      This image seems AI generated. Unregular interface, a mute and call button on the numpad, the numpad also doesn’t need letters, it’s a card reader, not a phone.

    13. KingGmeNorway on

      Just dont tip. Ridiculous numbers, they deserve zero. Employees there gets decent paid anyways like everyone else in Norway.

    14. sverrebr on

      Yes it is a bit annoying. There will not be any complaints if you don’t tip though.

    15. RageRags on

      The worst part is when you have to tip before you get your food, just makes me nervous that if I don’t tip they’ll treat my food like shit or spit in it.

    16. I’d love it if they had regulations for this, like the “No tip” button needs to be as prominent as the other buttons (equal size, color, background). Only “Custom” and “No tip” available, no pre-determined percentages untill you enter the custom section, stuff like that. I’d love it if our politicians repped fringe issues like this even though it’s not really that important.

    17. Opening-Tea-9424 on

      For the people who might feel pressured, I used to work at a bar and as far as I can remember the staff can’t see whether you tipped or not, so no stress! Also we get paid good enough, please don’t encourage this culture 

    18. Exotic_Adeptness_322 on

      I think this is standard on the terminals. I was at a coffeeshop where some customers before me apparently was confused about how to use the terminals. They told me to just press “no tip” and pay as normal.

    19. Able_Incident6084 on

      I thought this was a US problem!? I haven’t been to Norway since 2012.

      I live in Miami Beach- when you go to a restaurant, 20% is added automatically and then on top of that you get a second screen that says: would you like to add 5%,10% or 15% (on top of my 20% tip) and tax.

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