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markodochartaigh

(5,250 posts)
Thu Feb 27, 2025, 05:56 PM Feb 2025

This post is not discussing the merits of the boycott.

But, if you are going to join the boycott tomorrow, maybe consider dropping by a local café and telling them that you are not buying anything today but you would like to leave a tip in the tip jar.

Our fellow workers who are compensated mostly by tips should not have to shoulder an unfair proportion of the boycott's effects. And it shows solidarity.

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This post is not discussing the merits of the boycott. (Original Post) markodochartaigh Feb 2025 OP
Actually anyone who works for commission. MichMan Feb 2025 #1

MichMan

(16,889 posts)
1. Actually anyone who works for commission.
Thu Feb 27, 2025, 06:19 PM
Feb 2025

Car salesman, real estate agents and lots of people in sales positions as well

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