I like the gratitude, the service and the gentle way in which the young waitresses lean over without a bra.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mace Quindu
Call me insane, I guess.
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I like the gratitude, the service and the gentle way in which the young waitresses lean over without a bra.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mace Quindu
Call me insane, I guess.
Can't argue with that xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Richard, Lord of the Undead
My work here is done. *beams up*Quote:
Originally Posted by RottingYuna89
I usually tip quite a fair amount in excess. Uh, I feel bad for some waiters so I kind of like to brighten up their days or something. :p
I smurfing lol'd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys
smurf. Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard, Lord of the Undead
Ahaha, excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys
I tip fairly standard, roughly 15% on average. When using my credit card I'll round to a whole number. I'll go up to 20% for good service or likable waiter/waitress, and if the service is appallingly bad I'll leave less.
10% minimum, up to whatever rounding is nice. So sometimes close to 20+% (think 32 dollar meal with a 8 dollar tip)
Ohhhh man, as if I tip. If I hand the taxi driver a £5.00 and it's like £3.70 for my ride, I'll say "call it £4". To me that's me being NICE. I don't understand why people feel the need to tip, maybe it's my English-ness but I just thing it's quite ludicrous. When you buy something from a shop - do you tip them too!? No. No one tips me at work. I get £3.93 an hour, I'm not tipping any one! People should get their wages that they've earned, I think the rest is just greed. :colbert:
When I've been at restaurants though I'll usually split the tip with my mates, like all put in a quid or so each. I tip my hairdresser a whole of a £1, how generous AM I.
I'm talking about UK here - I dunno, I'd tip places like in the US if people are working for literally pennies.
This is an entirely different work environment.Quote:
When you buy something from a shop - do you tip them too!?
I knoww but it's just the principle I geuss, I'm a bitter shop working employee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
I hate tipping. I think it is endlessly stupid. Everyone around here wants a tip. The guy who hands me a smoothie even puts out a little tip jar. I love that in Japan, tipping is an insult. I look forward to the relief of it all next week.
That said, I have been known to tip between 15 and 20 percent unless someone pisses me off.