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r/vancouver • u/kolnidur • Mar 29 '18
Photo/Video I photographed every arrival into YVR over an eight hour period
r/vancouver • u/LadyHeatherJane • Jul 26 '18
Photo/Video This guy.....while waiting for his bus this morning picked up every piece of trash around and put it in the bin. You’ve inspired me to do the same while I wait for mine from now on. Their needs to be more people in the world like you, thank you!
r/vancouver • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '21
Photo/Video/Meme Creep Recorded Aggressively Following Woman in Vancouver
r/vancouver • u/carnefarious • Nov 12 '17
Ask Vancouver As a bus driver in Vancouver, I really appreciate literally every thank you I get when you are leaving the bus. It makes my day so much happier.
People still give me reddit gold for this post. Instead, please donate to your local food bank or any other charity of your choosing. Thank you.
r/vancouver • u/Kevbot1000 • Jun 03 '17
Ask Vancouver If you ever see this guy near Rogers Arena or East Van, please give him some money. All he does is clean the streets morning to night. He's not begging, he's working for you.
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • Jan 07 '21
Photo/Video/Meme The Penthouse sign update 2021
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Videos Satisfying footage from my drive home today
I see people using the HOV to cut in line all the time here, good to see there are consequences sometimes
r/vancouver • u/the_sneaky_artist • Feb 23 '21
Photo/Video/Meme Today I sat in a cafe to draw as many Vancouver pedestrians as I could see at the traffic light
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Feb 02 '25
Politics and Elections Premier David Eby says effective today BC Liquor stores will remove American liquor from "red states." This includes American whisky and bourbon. And has directed government and Crown agencies to immediately stop buying American products and instead by Canadian products.
r/vancouver • u/vrrroomvrrroom • Aug 28 '22
Ask Vancouver Why are food trucks such a ripoff? $22 for this.
r/vancouver • u/SpartanFlight • Oct 23 '20
Photo/Video/Meme Not my video, but the junkie problem is out of control in Vancouver.
r/vancouver • u/Azzzaik • May 26 '21
Photo/Video 800 year old old growth tree becoming toiler paper to a washroom near you soon
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Photos Casually met willem dafoe near Burrard station
r/vancouver • u/no1krampus • Sep 15 '20
Smoke Keep that border closed, thank you very much!
r/vancouver • u/CaspinK • Jun 19 '21
Discussion I’m going to stop tipping.
Tonight was the breaking point for tipping and me.
First, when to a nice brewery and overpaid for luke warm beer on a patio served in a plastic glass. When I settled up the options were 18%, 20%, and 25%. Which is insane. The effort for the server to bring me two beers was roughly 4 minutes over an hour. That is was $3 dollars for 4 minutes of work (or roughly $45 per hour - I realize they have to turn tables to get tipped but you get my point). Plus the POS machine asked for a tip after tax, but it is unlikely the server themselves will pay tax on the tip.
Second, grabbed takeout food from a Greek spot. Service took about 5 minutes and again the options were 20%, 22%, and 25%. The takeout that they shoveled into a container from a heat tray was good and I left a 15% tip, which caused the server to look pretty annoyed at me. Again, this is a hole in the wall place with no tip out to the kitchen / bartender.
Tipping culture is just bonkers and it really seems to be getting worst. I’ve even seen a physio clinic have a tip option recently. They claimed it was for other services they off like deep tissue massage but also didn’t skip the tip prompt when handing me the terminal. Can’t wait until my dental hygienist asks for a tip or the doctor who checks my hemroids.
We are subsidizing wages and allowing employers to pass the buck onto customers. The system is broken and really needs an overhaul. Also, if I don’t tip a delivery driver I worry they will fuck with my food. I realize that is an irrational fear, but you get my point.
Ultimately, I would love people to be paid a living wage. Hell, I’d happy pay more for eating out if I didn’t have to tip. Yet, when I don’t tip I’m suddenly a huge asshole.
I’m just going to stop eating out or be that asshole who doesn’t tip going forward.
Edit: Holy poop. This really took off. And my inbox is under siege.
Thank you to everyone who commented, shared an opinion, agreed or disagreed, or even those who called me an asshole!
r/vancouver • u/freshtransplant • Jun 01 '20
Photo/Video Overhead View of Today's Rally at the Art Gallery
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • Aug 23 '21
Local News B.C. becomes second province to require proof of vaccination, starting Sept. 13 | Globalnews.ca