• @WoodScientist
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    131 month ago

    We need to bring back the public stockades.

    • Joe
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      71 month ago

      Nothing like a good pillory to brighten your day!

      • @WoodScientist
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        41 month ago

        And they’re perfect for this kind of thing! What better way to punish rude tip demands? Despite how rude it is, you don’t want to throw someone in jail over this. A fine? You risk the fine being so low it’s just a cost of business or so high you just ruined some service worker’s life. This is exactly where the pillory shines!

        Demand a tip like this? To the stockades with you! Spend an afternoon chained up by the sidewalk, while people throw tomatoes at you. No real harm done. Just public embarrassment.

        • Atelopus-zeteki
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          71 month ago

          I gu-ar-an-tea the server didn’t make up those tips, so we’re talking about the manager, or corporate flunky in the stocks, right?

          • Kaity
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            31 month ago

            it’s going to be corporate, In-store managers have practically no control. The person in charge of these practices is likely to be titled a regional director or similar, and even then they are going to be “translating” and implementing board/owner instructions.

            • Atelopus-zeteki
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              21 month ago

              Cool, do we make them wear their taylored suits while in the stocks? If so, I’m so in on this idea.

              • Kaity
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                11 month ago

                but of course. unless stripping them nude is an option.

          • @WoodScientist
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            11 month ago

            This seems something done by the servers. The managers, let alone corporate, don’t care about the tip amounts. Why would corporate design a system to enrage customers, when corporate isn’t the one receiving the money?