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[Lucid Salvatore]

America is so weird  the only country in the world I think where waiters/servers make little to no minimum wage and only generate income from tips. That sounds awful.

[BetterAngels]

America is so weird  the only country in the world I think where waiters/servers make little to no minimum wage and only generate income from tips. That sounds awful.

You say that, but I know waiters that make $60,000-$70,000  a year at high-end places

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

That's not the norm though

[ATLien]

That's not the norm though

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[BetterAngels]

That's not the norm though

I work in the Gaming industry (casino) where most positions are tipped positions (Poker Dealer, Table Games Dealer, Cocktail Servers, CSR's,Waiters at restaurants, etc) and I can definitely tell you that that amount is the norm.

[ATLien]

That's not the norm though

I work in the Gaming industry (casino) where most positions are tipped positions (Poker Dealer, Table Games Dealer, Cocktail Servers, CSR's,Waiters at restaurants, etc) and I can definitely tell you that that amount is the norm.

youre telling us the norm based on experience in one specific industry, though.

Take a look at this article.

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/02/how-much-do-waiters-really-earn-in-tips/385515/

There are so many factors that go into how much a waitress can make . Industry, location, types of customers, etc .

People come to casinos READY and willing to SPEND a lot of money. lol you have to remember that.

And people who are into gambling are less likely to have any issue tossing money around with no thought about it . Which means Ching Ching for the service staff

[Vonc2002]

That's not the norm though

Actually I think it kinda is. 

[Vonc2002]

When u work in high end places or DT I know u make MORE money but I think it's pretty standard for people to make decent money in that industry,  which is exactly why they get away with not having to pay minimum wage. I have known people that work in standard ass restaurants and coming home with $200 & $300 dollars in tips. I know someone that was a bartender in a DT hotel and made over 100k a yr. Dont cry for them, they doing ight

[Vonc2002]

And actually now that I think about it,  I think there is sum provision that if someone doesn't make a certain amount in tips or something,  the restaurant actually does pay the worker some more money or something