A tip jar as a sample of folk art
Baristas, unlike bartenders and waiters, cannot count on tips in a classic way. But this does not mean that coffee and sweets specialists remain without additional earnings. There are tip cans in almost every coffee shop. As a rule, change is thrown into them, and in order for customers to make it more fun, the container is provided with a funny inscription.
Coffee makers claim that the inscription on the tip jar is not just a way to cheer up a guest. Experience shows that a container without a catchy or funny label is often simply not noticed. Moreover, dull inscriptions like "On vacation" or "For beer" work poorly. Creativity and a sense of humor are valued in this business.
Creating "jar" inscriptions, the authors touch on a variety of strings. For example, gender rivalry is being exploited with might and main.
And here is a cry of the soul, to which only a completely heartless visitor will not react.
And here's another SOS signal. Who knows if there is even a fraction of a joke in this joke?
This tip jar helps some philologist survive.
You can motivate for tips in such a simple way. By the way, it is quite working.
Charity is also welcome in this case.
There are inscriptions for those who are "in the subject". A passionate fan will not only leave change in the bank on the right, but also unload everything from his pockets there.
Banks with funny drawings are also accepted by the guests of the institution perfectly.
If the establishment serves hookahs, then you can beat the jar and so.
Folk wisdom may well decorate a tip jar.
There are also such "mutual aid banks" in the cafe. They are taken from them extremely rarely, but they leave a trifle with great eagerness.
This is not an ordinary multipurpose jar.
And such an inscription seems to hint that the barista's heart is free.
Here someone has already met his fate and plans to legitimize the relationship.
The owner (or the owner) of this jar plans to have a good time on the weekend.
You can just intrigue the visitor — it also works.