Tip or not to tip

100 "tip or not to tip" tips

i wasrefering to some of our old pisses

then we will have to compare notes on wines one day

if someone leaves less than 15% on service that was at least average, they are a cheapskate.

Why spankU Forest!! It just pisses me off to no end how cheap and whiney people can be. Sure there are the times when you have shitty service, but knowing that there are so many factors involved, that I would be ashamed not to tip well. If the server was a complete idiot and had a shitty attitude I still tip, not as much as I would the happy cheery guy, but I am not leaving without tipping NUH UH! lol

On a business note, I was wondering if you were going to the LA show and if you could possibly contact me when you have a moment....there's a tip in it for ya ;))

i dont mind tipping someone for good service, but this tipping 20% on liquor sucks.

I am on the other side of the world at the moment
Ukraine

BUT if you PROMISE to spank me ILL tip you



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put Spank me in the subject line please

It turns me on

I have a general tip rule for clubs and tipping

when I first go to the bar and order the first round I usually give the Bartender a 10 dollar tip so He Remembers me and I usually never have a problem getting a drink the rest of the night

Then i tip 2-3 bucks per round

or 1 per drink if im only buying one

Basically, tipping works like this:

Those few of us who tip well make up for the rest of you cheap bastards.

Exactly...cheap fuckers.

yes you should of tipped him

Because they take the job in the first place based on the knowledge that they WILL receive tips. They don't take the job expecting minimum wage, then on the first day realize that they get a bonus.

In Montreal, tipping is pretty much mandatory, and I bartended full time for 18 months full time and now do it once or twice a month at clubs for fun. I wouldn't do it if I didn't get tipped, but by the same token, if I give bad service, I literally push the tip back to the customer. I know when my service isn't up to par, and I don't expect thanks for something I never gave.

Ah...Friday afternoon...when you budget for your partying, do you include tip? That is the key...you have to include it in your budget so when you are signing your tab, you already know that 50 bucks has to be tagged on to the 200 dollar tab.

HAHA!! I just noticed that I have you in my ICQ after all hehe...we will chat soon!!

woohoo

My day just got better

well night actually its almost 9pm here

Im almost always on private so ju8st spank err hit me up and we can chat

do u mind if im in my undies when we do

Do you tip on the total bill itself, meaning tax included or just the food/beverages ?

i tip on the total bill

usually because im just to fucxking lazy to deduct the tax and figure it out

alot of people just tip on food and booze

that is a personal preference

A wonderfully fun and touchy subject.

First I do believe in tipping if the service is average or better. If the service is below average to poor a tip if any is greatly reduced. Generally I will tip as follows at food places.
Great: 25-40%
Above average: 15-20%
Average: 10-15%
Below average: loose change to 5%
Poor: Comment card - 0%

I also generally tip:
Cab drivers: 2.00 per 10.00 spent.
Hotel desk clerk: 10.00 - 20.00 in advance.
Room cleaning: 5.00 per day.
Bag boy: 2.00 per event, plus 1.00 per piece of luggage.
Barber: 3.00 to 5.00.
Newspaper boy: 7.00 per week.
Delivery person: 10-15%.
Lawnmowing kid: 5.00
Bartender: 10.00 with first order.

Now I know what it is like to work in service, yet around here everyone gets at least minimum wage plus tips. Bad service on the other hand pisses me off to no end. Waitress's often seem to expect a tip no matter what, which is complete and utter bullshit.

Hell a few nights ago when we were out, our waitress was doing ok, yet I overheard her talking (ok chit chating) with another waitress about tables which was no surprise. What did shock me was that the other waitress said that she was in no rush at a certain table because it had 9 people at it and she was getting a mandatory 20% anyways. What kind of BS is that?