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5 days agoThe company is called NoTip, which would have me hope that the business pays its drivers a good wage so they don’t rely on tips. Without knowing more than this one side, I can’t tell if the prices really are outrageous, or if this article is trying to draw people away from a business trying to get rid of tipping culture by wrapping it into the price of the items and paying well directly, the way it should be done.


Immediate convenience is the metric we’ve been trained to exclusively focus on. Bread and circuses and all that. It’s why I’ve been purposefully adding inconveniencea to my life to try to build up some of my patience and preservation again.