[IYAS9YAS]

“It works so well for in-store purchases but yeah having it in drive thru is so awkward I never know what to say,” one user wrote One Twitter user wrote: “I went through the Starbucks Drive through and got one drink and they now start asking if you want to tip as soon as you pull your card out to pay while looking at you It’s so awkward…… just pay these people a better wage.”

No one tips the McDonald's workers. Or Wendy's, or Taco Bell, yet they're making your products at the restaurant, too. What's odd here is the distinction between walk-in vs. drive-through, and the apparent aversion to tipping in the drive-through. Does it take less work and time to make the drive-through version?

[EBH]

It is not a tip making job, that’s what everyone is freaking out about.

[Allegra]

No one tips the McDonald's workers.

And their coffee is better than Starbucks. 😏

[Night Hides Not]

I was at Discount Tire yesterday, had a nail in a tire. They were busy, but fixed it in about 30 minutes, no charge. I asked the young man who worked on it if they had a tip jar. He said yes, and I gave him a $20. It was well worth it to me.

[steve86]

“No one tips the McDonald’s workers.”

No, but I sometimes give the ones I know little Christmas presents