Yes, but Bars & Restaurants there is the socially agreed upon expectation that the appropriate people are tipped. Its a social norm that virtually everyone is aware of, including the employer when they started the business.
The 'bribe the front desk' is not in the same category imo.
I think if you aren't willing to consider where you think the line is as the customer, you are ignoring the impact of your actions which is generally not the best idea.
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Yes, and this sort of thing is common in bars. But IMO the person behind counter is the one with the moral dilemma.
As a customer, it's not my job to decide where the line is drawn between great service and collusion against the establishment.
Yes, but Bars & Restaurants there is the socially agreed upon expectation that the appropriate people are tipped. Its a social norm that virtually everyone is aware of, including the employer when they started the business.
The 'bribe the front desk' is not in the same category imo.
I think if you aren't willing to consider where you think the line is as the customer, you are ignoring the impact of your actions which is generally not the best idea.
It'd be morally presumptuous!