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post 1593012081 12-06-2019, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted By TryingBB
But what about when it’s a Huge bill like $80 or $100? What do you do?
I still tip 20% as long as service is good. Usually if I have a larger bill like this, it involves multiple drinks, apps, entree, and sometimes dessert (usually not cause I'm full af at that point). So, a lot of back and forth plus any little check ups in between, on top their other tables.
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post 1593012351 12-06-2019, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted By TryingBB
I wonder how you would feel if you owned that Restauraunt and drinks and desserts were just showing up at your customer’s table in exchange for higher tips to the waiter. That’s just BULLLLLSHEEEEEET

I usually point it out to the waiter and have them fix it...USUALLY. There have been a few times when I let it go cuz I was feeling cheap lol
That's not my problem. I think only have gotten a free desert or something a few times and it was usually because of a mistaken order they would just have to dump anyways, or that's what they tell me. Restraunt owner gets nearly free help, sooooo they get what they pay for.
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Just lol at the USA's employment system. Brb your wage relies on people tipping. Hardly customers tonight? Guess you won't be making any money despite showing up to work.
Our employment system is better than yours. Our economy TRUMPS yours. GTFO.
post 1593012411 12-06-2019, 10:10 AM
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Depends on the size of the place, I'll happily throw 30-50% in smaller places but I've hung out with way too many servers pulling 250 to $400 in four to six hour shifts that blow it all every night to throw down much at the restaurants where they make good money.
post 1593012601 12-06-2019, 10:13 AM
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It depends. I try not to tip unless socially expected. I'll tip 20% at good restaurants. If the watiress is "sexy" and tries to flirt or be friendly, I will tip 15%. I don't tip fast food. I will usually tip delivery for pizza like 10%. I try not to tip attractive women, usually only tip incels. I always tip delivery cash. If it's a manlet or a fat incel, I give him a large tip.
post 1593012901 12-06-2019, 10:17 AM
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Food - just move the decimal place on the total for 10%
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Pizza Delivery - Usually tip generously just because I use to be a pizza delivery guy.
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post 1593013001 12-06-2019, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted By TryingBB
I cringe and I don’t if I’m picking up pizza.

Even if it’s crappy service I tip Atleast 8 to 10% cuz I know we can’t be at our best performance 100% of the time.

But what about when it’s a Huge bill like $80 or $100? What do you do?
Same percentages. If you can afford a $100 meal you can afford to tip appropriately.

I had $50 in gift cards for Saltgrass, went with the wife the other night, I'm sure the waitress cringed when I handed her those with my CC thinking we would tip like chit, but the bill in total was $75, so she got a $15 or $16 tip.
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post 1593013951 12-06-2019, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted By wincel
It depends. I try not to tip unless socially expected. I'll tip 20% at good restaurants. If the watiress is "sexy" and tries to flirt or be friendly, I will tip 15%. I don't tip fast food. I will usually tip delivery for pizza like 10%. I try not to tip attractive women, usually only tip incels. I always tip delivery cash. If it's a manlet or a fat incel, I give him a large tip.
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post 1593014521 12-06-2019, 10:42 AM
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I typically start at 20% and then round up. Sometimes a couple bucks more. I figure that extra dollar or two literally won't mean jack chit to me as soon as I leave the restaurant, but it may make the server feel a little bit better.
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post 1593014761 12-06-2019, 10:45 AM
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What do you all think about this:

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post 1593014801 12-06-2019, 10:46 AM
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I start at 10% then depending on service will go up to 15%. Rarely a 20% tip unless the service is remarkable.

No i'm not that generous. I feel guilty every time. lol
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post 1593015871 12-06-2019, 11:00 AM
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Tip 2 dollars every time crew.
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post 1593015941 12-06-2019, 11:02 AM
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I do 15-50% depending on a few factors. I have a minimum of $4 tip which I use sometimes when just getting breakfast somewhere and it’s barely $10.
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post 1593015961 12-06-2019, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted By niospecv
What do you all think about this:

Seems a bit extreme going the route of printing out an actual fukkin explanation card, but cash is typically better. Don't need to report it and no CC fee taken out by the man.
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post 1593016021 12-06-2019, 11:03 AM
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Went to America and got chased down by a big black lady for not leaving a tip, was funny as f*ck

I usually don’t tip and just leave asap
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No tips crew.

No reason servers should make 50k a year carrying food around
post 1593016211 12-06-2019, 11:06 AM
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post 1593016391 12-06-2019, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002
I over tip. As a black guy I feel the need to defy the negative stereotype. Plus I used to work in the industry so I like to take care of servers
Damn bro, its like I wrote this myself!

First, the black thing. Second, the being a former server thing is why I tip big at any place I plan on coming back to (as long as the service didn't suck). I remember when I was a server, I not only remembered the big tippers (and gave them better service) but as a staff we'd also talk about the big tippers. So someone else could get a big tip, then the next time they came in get a different server and get extra good service because they knew about the previous tip. There is a place down the street from me that I knew I'd be coming back to alot. The first time I was there by myself I dropped a $10 cash tip on a $30 tab. The next time I walked in they already knew me by name and service was great.

There are generally only 3 times I leave a poor or less than 15-20% tip. One is if the service sucks. What I tell people is if the service sucks, leave a bad tip. It sends more of a message than if you leave no tip. Leaving no tip just makes you look cheap, not that it was their service that led to it. The second one is if I am out of town or in some place I know I'll never be back to. Sometimes I short change the tip because I simply don't care. The third is just a judgement call when I feel like the situation dictates that I shouldn't tip by percentage of check. I think getting a $5 tip from a 2 person table is a nice tip, particularly if the table is quick (which alot of 2 tops are). As long as I don't involve the bar (servers have to tip out the bar by percentage), I'm probably going to leave $5 whether we ordered $20 worth of food or $80.
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post 1593016531 12-06-2019, 11:09 AM
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I got lunch today and the order came out to $12.xx and I tipped the waitress $7

I feel like that's a good tip


Tip good crew but if it's chitty I will tip nothing
post 1593016581 12-06-2019, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted By outfoxxed
No tips crew.

No reason servers should make 50k a year carrying food around
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So what do the servers typically say when you first sit down and tell them up front that you don't tip?
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Originally Posted By sfgiants13
Here's a question for the rest of you. Do you tip when you pick up a pizza from Dominos or whatever? I've noticed that when you pay by card some places even ask if you want to add a tip on the reader and it's defaulted to 20%.
fuk no if you're getting takeout, that's just silly
post 1593017651 12-06-2019, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted By niospecv
What do you all think about this:

Originally Posted By xxAchillesxx
Seems a bit extreme going the route of printing out an actual fukkin explanation card, but cash is typically better. Don't need to report it and no CC fee taken out by the man.
That’s done right but if he had payed in cash I would require my waiter to report 11% cash tip. They aren’t allowed to clock out with 1000 in cash sales and less then 110 in reported tips or it’s an audit flag.
post 1593018101 12-06-2019, 11:33 AM
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Just lmao at the stupid US "tipping" culture. So uncivilized.
post 1593018331 12-06-2019, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted By sfgiants13
Here's a question for the rest of you. Do you tip when you pick up a pizza from Dominos or whatever? I've noticed that when you pay by card some places even ask if you want to add a tip on the reader and it's defaulted to 20%.
No, why must you tip for carry out. I hate this.

Same thing goes for in Smoothie places,cafeterias, burger joints. this tipping chit is getting out of hand in the US.
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I've taken a stand to not tip Uber/Lyft.

Those services had done a great job at first replacing the conventional yellow cabs where tipping was customary and the initial value proposition of Uber/Lyft was that the drivers "tip" was factored into the price. They have since made a shift to encourage or push tipping which is antithetical to the reasons I began using their apps in the first place so I will not follow suit.
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I will only completely not tip at all if the server is a complete ass/rude as hell.
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
So what do the servers typically say when you first sit down and tell them up front that you don't tip?
Who gives a shyt. Server entitlement is at an all time high. These people think they should get paid 50k a year doing work equivalent to a minimum wage job.

Imagine getting paid 5 dollars to pour water. Lol

How do you explain it to yourself when you look at your wallet?
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Originally Posted By niospecv
What do you all think about this:

What do I think?


Who the fook gets juice, and milk, and coffee all at the same damn time? That's what I think
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Originally Posted By sfgiants13
Here's a question for the rest of you. Do you tip when you pick up a pizza from Dominos or whatever? I've noticed that when you pay by card some places even ask if you want to add a tip on the reader and it's defaulted to 20%.
I never understood this but I'm assuming its just the same paper as the delivery receipts. Although some places have an actual computer screen asking you to tip so I don't know. What is the cut off on someone just doing their job at deserving a tip these days?


Sit down restaurants I always do 20%.
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I tip well. Imagine frequenting a place and being known as a ****ty tipper? Brb higher chance of spit in food, floor steaks, ect ect.
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