KuroJ

joined 3 years ago
[–] KuroJ@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago

Ahh yes Florida, please teach me how slavery was such a beneficial thing for my race.

I’m sure the millions of slaves that were forced to work in fields without pay, murdered, raped, and were threatened just for wanting equal rights would agree with you.

Obvious /s

[–] KuroJ@lemmy.world 0 points 3 years ago (1 children)

I always say it’s shocking what us Americans are accustomed to here in the US, and those that have never been outside of the country would never know these things. I also visited Australia for a bit and noticed no one asked or expected a tip as well.

Glad I had the opportunity to see how other countries do things outside the US 🙂

 

Takke is the official mascot of Fussa, Japan. Fussa is located in the Tokyo prefecture, and is known for the US Air Force base. Very quiet place and a lot of Japanese tend to stay here to move away from some of the more busier areas of Tokyo.

[–] KuroJ@lemmy.world 0 points 3 years ago (3 children)

I’m American but lived in Japan for a couple of years. I was so shocked by the amazing customer service the Japanese workers gave me but never asked or expected a tip.

I was so confused coming back here and seeing all of stores implementing an option to tip and I’m trying to figure out… for what? Most of the workers hardly acknowledge me when I’m there and it feels as if I’m bothering them coming to order something, and then they turn the iPad around asking for a tip.

This honestly needs to stop.