“The thing with tipped minimum wage is that you always get paid that, no matter what you’re doing. Polishing glasses, rolling silverware, cleaning floors, taking out trash- $2.13 an hour. I have spent entire slow shifts moving furniture, which can be safely filed away, along with basically everything else, as “things I don’t like doing for $2 an hour.” And that’s kind of the question right? How much work would you be willing to do for $2? If the answer is “little to none,” why would you expect anyone else to answer any differently? The sub-minimum wage already allows owners to get away with not paying their employees and having guests make up the difference, but why does that extend to the parts of the shift where the guest isn’t picking up the slack?”