I understand that. I don't know how well the tipping culture works in offsetting bad pay, but it doesn't at all seem to be in favour of the workers. Sure, in a single instance it does, but not overall. It's hard to walk away knowing you could help, it's not in our nature.

But it's kind of like donating your money to the machine that makes so many lives hard because it knows people only think in the moment. Capitalising on humanity rather than being forced to show some themselves.