Things people do that you dont understand

[keko jones]

Man ... All this tipping talk .. I tip no matter what service I get ... However I do feel like not tipping at times when the services has been subpar.

However, when I'm in Europe, I never tip. One time I received excellent service in an upscale restaurant ... I went to leave about 25% of my bill in tip and my friend strongly asked me what was I doing.

For some reason that stood in my mind as being a rude or not welcome gesture ...

It is not but most don't expect a damn thing ....

 

[law3001]

Cheer up lil homie

I'm older and taller than you nephew

 

[handullz]

Still don't understand how people don't understand that from a device perspective, tipping is worse for the consumer.

Like, do people NOT get that the restaurant owner is just passing along the costs of wages to the consumer?

Socially, tipping isn't going to change... But let's not act like it's not some finessing going on.

 

[Based Jesus]

How come no one took the tipping bait when I dangled it? 

 

[boldnewbflakes]

It depends if I tip, my base is 10% and if I feel the service was horrendous then i'm not tipping anything, if I feel like you did a great job I'll tip 20%. I don't feel like people should be pressured into tipping just because of what American society says, if you don't tip I understand you.

 

[niceshoes247]

I'm older and taller than you nephew

Post ID

 

[benzilla427]

Only time I left without tipping was when it took 30 minutes to get a glass of water in an almost empty restaurant.

 

[ahat]

If i get exceptional service i give the money directly to the server. **** that **** letting it go thru the restaurant owner and the server that actually did a good job gets chump change. Even more so if its a young person/student.

 

[Based Jesus]

I don't understand the passion americans have for tipping. It's odd to me how staunchly it's defended in this country. 

 

[boldnewbflakes]

If i get exceptional service i give the money directly to the server. **** that **** letting it go thru the restaurant owner and the server that actually did a good job gets chump change. Even more so if its a young person/student.

This is exactly what I do

 
I don't understand the passion americans have for tipping. It's odd to me how staunchly it's defended in this country. 

I know, it's pressured upon people like a requirement

 

[Spectacular23]

I don't understand the passion americans have for tipping. It's odd to me how staunchly it's defended in this country. 

Waiters depend on tips not salary.

No tips, no money for them.

There base is like $5 or even less.

 

[handullz]

If i get exceptional service i give the money directly to the server. **** that **** letting it go thru the restaurant owner and the server that actually did a good job gets chump change. Even more so if its a young person/student.

If you do this regardless of the service that's being performed, then good for you

 

[ahat]

If you do this regardless of the service that's being performed, then good for you

I said exceptional service lol

Its a service. If the service is **** why am i gonna tip u? Thats like going to a barber and he pushes ur wig back. U still gonna give him a tip?

 

[Based Jesus]

 

I don't understand the passion americans have for tipping. It's odd to me how staunchly it's defended in this country. 

Waiters depend on tips not salary.

No tips, no money for them.

There base is like $5 or even less.

Yeah I know how it works. That doesn't make the fervent defense of the practice any more understandable. 

 

[niceshoes247]

NT = CHEAP

 

[niceshoes247]

Parents that let's their kids run a muck in public places

 

[niceshoes247]

People that show up late to work

 

[niceshoes247]

People on welfare

 

[Based Jesus]

Parents that let's their kids run a muck in public places

Irv Gotti in da club gettin tipsy

 

[benzilla427]

People that post multiple times before anyone even replies rather than editing their first post.

Loljk




















Semisrs.

 

[Tigron]

People on welfare

But you can understand people who willfully work in an industry that technically doesn't pay any money in most circumstances.

 

[adobecs4]

Guys who purchase minivans. The look of depression on their face when the whip is packed

 

[boldnewbflakes]

People who blast their music in public with no headphones.

 

[Lovetohate3000]

 
People who blast their music in public with no headphones.

whats public considered . i play my bluetooth speaker at the community  gym or park when im hooping. trying to hear some tracks while im ballin. 

 

[boldnewbflakes]

 
whats public considered . i play my bluetooth speaker at the community  gym or park when im hooping. trying to hear some tracks while im ballin. 

I mean like on buses, in restaurants, waiting rooms type of public environments.