【韩网新闻】“小费文化?还是拒绝比较好!”人气网络漫画作家李末年发表观点引关注!
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韩国一名前身為网络漫画作家,现在是YouTuber的李末年—침착맨(淡定男)日前对小费文化发表了一番自己的观点,引来了网友们的关注。

在23日,李末年在YouTube上发布了一个标题为'关于小费文化的闲聊'的视频。当天,李末年表示:“搬家这种事也只会收取搬家费用,不会收取额外的辛苦费,大约相当于一顿饭的费用。”他解释道:“因为搬家需要花费很长时间,搬家公司的人需要时间吃饭。所以搬到新地方后,我也会提供吃饭的钱,但是现在有时候会有人坚决不收。”

关于这一点,他解释说:“搬家公司会坚决不收取吃饭的费用,虽然我不是很清楚,但可能是因为多余的收取费用可能会引起误会。另外,搬家服务中心是按团队运作的,每个团队都有评星,按照星级来确定价格。所以他们也在做品牌管理。”
然后,李末年强调说:“最近很多地方开始拒绝接受小费,我觉得这样比较舒服,也比较合适。虽然有点不近人情,但是他们服务的太周到了,我都想多给一些,如果他们不收,虽然会有些失望,但我觉得这样更对。”

一名网友听完李末年的观点后,发表了“听说美国也有很多人想取消小费”这样的观点,对此,镇定男回答道:“国外也有很多人对小费文化感到厌烦。我希望他们能明确告诉我需要给多少小费,因为要考虑到底要给多少小费,有时会让人很苦恼,‘这个要收,这个不要收吗?’还要去计算这些。”
网友还说:“给不是必须的,但‘给了小费他们会很高兴,服务也会更好’,或者‘在高级餐厅基本上都要给小费’,那么贵的标准是什么?”他提出,“我不想考虑这些,所以最好是完全取消,或者明确的定出应该给多少。所以我认为没有小费是对的。”

网友质疑道:“小费文化本来就没有明确的系统规定。有人给,就开始混乱,不统一了。而且,小费本来就是可以给也可以不给的吧。”然后,李末年分享了他的经验:“虽然小费可能会看起来有些冷淡,但有时候也会有真的想给的时候,但我觉得一律不收是对的。如果允许这种情况,最后慢慢的就会变成习俗。”
李末年说:“如果这成了习俗,那就无可避免地会发生义务的情况。尽管想给多少都可以,但我觉得还是阻止比较好。”然而,另一名看到这个视频的网友表示"我一直很喜欢你的视频",并捐款了3000韩元,对此,李末年立刻留下了"我赞成小费文化"的评论,引发了大家的笑声。

另外,李末年于2009年以网络漫画家的身份首次亮相,创作了“李末年系列”、“李末年西游记”等网络漫画。然后在2016年,他开设了个人YouTube频道“淡定男”,目前已拥有约224万名订阅者。
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