Many retail employees rely on customers’ tips.

This woman works in a company that delivers grocery items to customers.

She makes sure to identify customers who tip and those who don’t

Because those who don’t tip, she charges them extra plastic bags that cost $0.08 each.

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Enjoy being eight cents poorer

I do gig work for a shop-and-deliver company here in Washington.

Here, stores are legally required to charge $0.08 per plastic grocery bag.

When we finalize an order, we have to input the number of bags we used.

This woman charges additional bags to customers who don’t tip.

I keep track of who tips and who doesn’t.

And if you stiffed me on your last order? Whoops!

Those three bags I used just magically became four.

Maybe even five if your last non-tip was particularly egregious.

She makes sure that non-tippers pay more.

Boom!

Enjoy paying that extra $.08 to $0.16 for bags you didn’t get.

Sucks to be you, non-tipper.

Let’s check out the comments of other people on this story.

This user shares another petty idea.

This person asks if it was really a revenge.

Here’s an honest opinion from this one.

10 out of 10, says this one.

Finally, short but meaningful.

The best way to get even is to charge them more without them knowing it.

But you’ve gotta be pretty petty to pull it off.

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