CFLoser
I fcking hate myself
- Dec 5, 2018
- 611
I have an economic theory and I want to explain it to you all to see if its actually correct.
So today I tipped my Uber Eats driver 10 dollars in cash and 6 dollars in the app. The reason y I decided to tip her 10 dollars in cash afterwards was because I realized that $10 for her is actually worth more than $10 for me.
Let me explain.
When you tip someone they want it to be in cash, correct? Because it doesn't get taxed (it does but nobody self reports that income).
However, that $10 I had I was probably going to transfer back into the bank at some point because I only ever have cash when I got leftover from buying drugs.
So wouldn't giving her the $10 mean its worth more than my $10?
So today I tipped my Uber Eats driver 10 dollars in cash and 6 dollars in the app. The reason y I decided to tip her 10 dollars in cash afterwards was because I realized that $10 for her is actually worth more than $10 for me.
Let me explain.
When you tip someone they want it to be in cash, correct? Because it doesn't get taxed (it does but nobody self reports that income).
However, that $10 I had I was probably going to transfer back into the bank at some point because I only ever have cash when I got leftover from buying drugs.
So wouldn't giving her the $10 mean its worth more than my $10?