I expressed my displeasure of these tickets at a bar I work at to one of my coworkers. They then pointed out that in Toast POS you can just punch in the total bill and it generates the tip for you

I'm good at math except after more than one drink. Ngl, I really like it when the bill has a list of percentages and totals to preview. I'd like it even more if we just charged what food and labor cost and got rid of this nonsense though.

FYI, most places will just use the total if there's anything wrong with your math (assuming it's at least what you owe) so this is perfectly valid.

US tip culture is so weird. I’m talking about the comments as much as the pic

Lol, that's fucking hilarious.

I asked a friend who was a server what they did if the math was incorrect. He said that they used the total amount.

I'll never understand, how it can be, that I don't get a final receipt

Like, usually, I'm saying, I'm tipping (insert whatever), then in the US I'll hand over my card and need to trust them to put in the amount I intended to

I have no way of directly verifying

And everyone was angry at my just for asking and the poor barkeeper cried....as she didn't understand, that it wasn't about her...

Felt like an ass, just questioning the system

Make each digit of the tip a number that adds up to 9 with the subtotal except for the last digit. First is 7, last digit needs to add up to a value of 10

42.17

07.83

Idk why people don't just give whole number tips. It's so much easier to just add $5 to something

$7.83

My method:

• 42.17 + 8.00 = 50.17
• 8 - 1 = 7
• 0.17 - 0.02 = 0.15
• 0.85 + 0.15 = 1.00
• 0.85 - 0.02 = 0.83

I've done this my whole life. "Math" drawn cutesy if I have time. I can art, not math.

Well, the Roman numeral M is 1000, so this is a pretty good tip. Not sure about the rest, but hey I'll take.