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How often do u dine out and how much do you tip?
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LarryDaMan
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Wow, so many 10 percenters!
I mostly tip 20%+, but atleast 15%....
I would be embarrassed to leave 10%, that's when you toss the money on the table and leave when the waitress isn't looking.
Cheap IT folks!!
Also, good tips keep saliva out of your food on future visits... -
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tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
10% is the norm for the UK.larrydaman wrote:Wow, so many 10 percenters!
I mostly tip 20%+, but atleast 15%....
I would be embarrassed to leave 10%, that's when you toss the money on the table and leave when the waitress isn't looking.
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gojericho0
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I don't know what people think in other parts of the country or in other countries, but I think going out for lunch is over rated. You don't get too much bang for your buck -
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Pash
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tiersten wrote:
10% is the norm for the UK.larrydaman wrote:Wow, so many 10 percenters!
I mostly tip 20%+, but atleast 15%....
I would be embarrassed to leave 10%, that's when you toss the money on the table and leave when the waitress isn't looking.
Cheap IT folks!!
Yeh and sometimes there is a lot of stealth tax eat out places who actually include service on the bill but its handwritten so its always the scribbled part
DevOps Engineer and Security Champion. https://blog.pash.by - I am trying to find my writing style, so please bear with me. -
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vsmith3rd
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You bozos that tip well for bad, or even fair service, are screwing things up for the rest of us. If you do that, where's the incentive for good service? I understand that they get paid a small amount in flat rate, but it should be up to them to earn a tip. A tip shouldn't be given, but earned. I'm not given anything at my job. I have to earn it with production. Why are they any different? It's not like I'm asking that they perform surgery, or tame a lion. Just get my order right, bring it in a timely manner, and check in once or twice to insure that I'm okay, and do it without attitude. Is that too much to ask? I don't think that makes me a difficult customer. I can even accept slow food, if you keep me generally abreast of the situation, so I don't feel like you forgot me or are ignoring me.Certified Lunatic.