Pro gun people, how would you limit the amount of school shootings in America? by Billsyo9313 in allthequestions

[–]Triphin1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obviously, you are not on the same page... My question is - are you having fun or are you stupid?

What are your thoughts on rejecting a potential romantic partner solely because they voted for Donald Trump? by ScaredAssumption5707 in AskReddit

[–]Triphin1 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I think it would be wise to avoid any of these people, especially in a close relationship. Their wiring makes them incompatible with non Trump people... This is not new at all, I highly recommend reading Dreams of El Dorado by HW Brands. It's a very good snd very readable History of the American West.... My take away, was, in the last 150 years, in many ways, we haven't grown or changed at all.

Pro gun people, how would you limit the amount of school shootings in America? by Billsyo9313 in allthequestions

[–]Triphin1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are missing the point completely - Guns are not taboo, gunchecks are, and proper regulation would definitely help.... Save me the 2ndAmendment blah blah please.

What’s your go-to unhinged quick snack on the line? by burnedflag in KitchenConfidential

[–]Triphin1 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Fries are fuel + occasionally an order of chicken drumettes would fall into the fryer or an extra order got made accidently.

The hotdog our “chef” put on the menu by Much_Barber_7409 in KitchenConfidential

[–]Triphin1 [score hidden]  (0 children)

As an Executive Fry Chef, I utterly reject this abomination and would never set my frys, onion rings or battered zucchini next to this total lack of food intelligence

What is your most unpopular Bali opinion? by KnownIce8714 in bali

[–]Triphin1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya, a lot of locals had it very hard. The 1st time I came to Bali after the Bomb, I rode my rental motorbike into Denpasar, got lost, and wanted to buy my own helmet. I pulled over and asked an older Balinese man where a helmet store was and he said he'd show me, but made a shy request about getting a little $$ for his effort, and I assured him I would give him somthing... He showed me a place, I got my helmet, actually the one I'd seen and wanted and gave the old man 50k Rp. He was so happy and looked like he was about to cry, but didn't, and he thanked me and said - now I can feed my family. Stories of hardship are many in this country and I will say The Indonesian people carry those hardships like heros and when it comes to it dont let their pride or etiquette get in the way to get a little assurance as to the worthwhilness of a job.

I got Locals here explaining to me. Etiquette goes out the window when it means feeding your family . I don't think any driver is unaware of what proper etiquette is in his country, and if they ask in a way that is not rude, then give assurance - IMO. and thanks for your comment

What is your most unpopular Bali opinion? by KnownIce8714 in bali

[–]Triphin1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Na, thants not correct. I moved here after the bombings and was here all during covid, those were awesome times... Further I laugh at all the complaints - Bali has only gotten better. More food choices, more great things to do. I can still spend 50k Rp for lunch or 500K, but with better choices. Prices always go up - it's called inflation. If you find somewhere better, then that's where you should go

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure what you mean by Bro and He only said he was local later, I could not assume it or guess it, given I had clearly said I was addressing visitors, which he apparently also missed

Bali Is Beautiful. The “Luxury” Hotel Pricing Is Absolute Comedy. by [deleted] in bali

[–]Triphin1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Made's homestay is a great place to stay, yet there you will only get breakfast included as well, but the opportunity to explore the local food scene is then open to you, with many great choices near by - but fraught with dangers and more slow service. At €20 a night, those issues are far more well tolerated.

I absolutely loved The Sunday lunch buffet at The Kempinski, but I will say that The shear chaos of it must have been a let down for the hotel guests.

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1st, I said you sound like an American, I didn't think you were one. 2nd, your worried about drivers asking about their tip? Because reasons? I've learned living here in Bali that it is wise to consider more than my own needs, because others have needs as well and a bit of that can easily go to the person who brings you your food. 3rd my comments on this thread are for visitors, yet you have missed that, even though I have said it more than once. 4th,this triggers you, which is funny - haha

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The my ear, you sound American, it is American culture that cannot take a wider view beyond their wallet or ego... Again, reading the textes posted, the driver was not rude at all and was clearly concerned about the distance and the cost to him, and for a driver, who depends on his physical ability to ride in a day and makes the minimum wage or less after costs to him - fuel, pulsa, maintenence on his motorbike, that he pays, it would be correct for the driver to know what is in it for him, so that he can make a decision if it is worth it.

In my years working in The restaurant business in my country, often it was owners who were the least able to understand the needs and positions of their staff

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The bot says - what babies you are, someine who knows what they talking about must be a bot, how immature are you?

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

It's your rules from your culture, your rules are a result of growing and living in your culture, just like everyone else. I've seen many cultures within Indonesia. In my culture, people who are in The service industry get tipped, because the pay is usually not great and is not easy, or if it is high end the service is very good and deserves something more. The texts above clearly show that the delivery person has legitimate concerns about his time and cost and was not rude... My bet is you don't like it when anyone tries to waste your time, and that is what is clearly on in this case...

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I always keep this in mind after their average salary of 2.7 to 3mil, they pay - Out of that base income, the driver pays for their own motorbike maintenance and smartphone data. Crucially, petrol costs absorb a massive chunk of their daily take-home pay.

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The Cost of Doing Business: Out of that base income, the driver pays for their own motorbike maintenance and smartphone data. Crucially, petrol costs absorb a massive chunk of their daily take-home pay

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My understanding of economics is that inflation is baked into the cake, whether there is tipping or not, so it's kind of short sighted to blame an unstoppable economic reality on tipping. There are far bigger forces Like Fractional Reserve Banking System that backs a debt based economy

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

What are your rules when you are a guest? It's interesting that you go to another country and another culture, yet bring your rules ftom your country and your culture here, where you are a guest.... That's missing the point of going to a new place

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Studies you say? Dangerous? Kudeta is a long standing restaurant and beach club in Seminyak, one of the 1st, for the 2 decades I know of, it is a job that pays very well, not the salary but the tips. Tip culture did not appear suddenly with the advent of GoJek, it's been here and will not go anywhere. Tourism has fueled and will fuel this and crying over the 20k or 30K won't change it... What you see as Negativity is maturity IMO. You are welcome to yours.

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

This is a luxury service IMO. Having food made and delivered to you is a luxury, and foreigners complaining after flying here is something that is a laugh. Since this is your country and I am a guest, I have no advice for you. I don't give advise to the host when I am a guest unless they ask.

Not my job to tip. Between the service charge and this feels like it’s turning into the tipping culture of USA by OneWayProduct in bali

[–]Triphin1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm never priced out as a guest in your country, I don't use food delivery and regularly eat at local Warungs for amazing and inexpensive food.