The impact of tipping on restaurant servers' wages has been a topic of debate for years. Tipping, though meant to supplement servers' incomes, can be inconsistent and unreliable. Many servers rely heavily on tips to make a decent wage. However, the amount received can vary widely based on customers' preferences, leading to uncertainty and financial instability. This reliance on tips also creates a power dynamic between servers and customers, with servers often having to rely on kindness and generosity to secure their livelihood. The inconsistent nature of tipping makes it difficult for servers to predict their earnings, creating financial stress and uncertainty in their lives. This debate continues as the hospitality industry recognizes the need for fair wages and better support for servers.