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TikTokers Spark Debate By Making Server Play Game Of Chance To Determine How Much Their Tip Is

TikTokers Spark Debate By Making Server Play Game Of Chance To Determine How Much Their Tip Is
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There's a social consensus that you can learn everything you need to know about a person based on how they treat people who work in the service industry.

Whether it's servers at a restaurant, employees at a grocery store or nurse's aides at the hospital, some people are wildly respectful while others are incredibly rude.


Two TikTokers may have believed the game they were about to play with a server was a form of a good deed, but their audience was less than impressed after they watched a server forced to choose her own tip "Russian-roulette" style.

The pair instructed a server to face away from the table with her hands behind her back while they placed folded bills on the table edge. She was then instructed the step back and choose a bill without looking.

Whether she selected the $1 or $50 bill, that would have been her tip.

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Blessed a nice lady today

The video sparked tremendous controversy on the app, ranging from calling the game unnecessary to degrading to aggressive.

Some TikTokers found the game to be incredibly degrading.

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Others agreed and thought the TikTokers should have let the server do her job.

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Some were uncomfortable with the game aspect of the interaction.

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Others also advised the videographer to do good deeds without seeking social media clout.

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Someone claiming to be the server involved chimed in.

She claimed to not have a problem with the game.

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It's great to see the alleged server involved thought this was a fun experience to have on a slow evening in her restaurant, but the rest of TikTok was not convinced.

Some suspected that her fun stemmed from the fact that she had managed to choose the largest bill on the table. If she had chosen the $1 bill, would she have felt differently?

Regardless of monetary value, fellow TikTokers didn't see this game as valuable in the service industry. During a busier shift, a game like this would steal time and attention away from the server, making it harder to properly serve all of their tables and earn more tips.

Others were more concerned by the couple's desire for social media clout.

The kindest actions typically are the ones we do out of the goodness of our hearts, without a camera in sight.

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