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Has anyone ever tipped for something besides food and scrippers
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Lets just say I came into the restaurant and you thought I wouldn't tip or would tip poorly and you had my table what should I expect????
Has anyone ever tipped for something besides food and scrippers
I'm gonna start not going my job or doing a sub maximal job all the time on purpose
****** service then he'd complain because you gave him a ****** service commensurate tip and add you to his database
AKsuited explained earlier that you basically become the lowest priority behind the people that tip better.What is his version of giving bad service is what I want to know. Like I order and he just refuses to bring the food? What exactly is it?I'm gonna start not going my job or doing a sub maximal job all the time on purpose
****** service then he'd complain because you gave him a ****** service commensurate tip and add you to his database
Most here such as me and others are saying we dont want vip service just serve what we paid for
I'm one of the best servers at my restaurant. If i wasn't I wouldn't AVERAGE 20% nor would I get the stations I want or the set schedule I have. Son is in here trying to make sense of being a poor customer and explain away his sense of entitlement to the same
The cycle is sick.I'm gonna start not going my job or doing a sub maximal job all the time on purposeLets just say I came into the restaurant and you thought I wouldn't tip or would tip poorly and you had my table what should I expect????
****** service then he'd complain because you gave him a ****** service commensurate tip and add you to his database
UPS dudes take tips?!?Has anyone ever tipped for something besides food and scrippers
Yes,
my couriers (USPS, UPS & FedEx),
&
my weed guy(s)
Cmon man I know you aren't this ignorant.Am I supposed to tip my barista when I go to starbucks?
Am I supposed to tip the cook who put in the work to make sure my food tastes good, or only the person to carries it from the counter to my table?
Am I supposed to tip the UPS, FedEx, or USPS delivery person when they put paper in my mailbox, or give me a package?
Am I supposed to tip the person at footlocker who checked to see if they had my size shoe and brought it back to me?
How does a culture pick and choose who gets wages above and beyond what their employer picks?
Am I cheap because I didn't tip the sales associate at best buy for getting me a monitor off a shelf and swiping my debit card?
Has anyone ever tipped for something besides food and scrippers
Has anyone ever tipped for something besides food and scrippers
Hand car washers, cab drivers, barbers are some.
I don't think it's common to tip a ups/fedex guy
Lets just say I came into the restaurant and you thought I wouldn't tip or would tip poorly and you had my table what should I expect????
That's another part of their flawed argument. It's based mostly on repeat customers. They assume no or bad tip, give bad service, and if they actually get a really good tip they can't make up for their subpar service unless the person comes back but given they gave bad service off their assumption chances are they won't get a good tip creating the self fulfilling prophecy.Lets just say I came into the restaurant and you thought I wouldn't tip or would tip poorly and you had my table what should I expect????
The cycle is sick.
UPS dudes take tips?!?
I wonder if they can get fired for that? I know they've told a few wild tales about ppl they delivered too but unless they delivered a piano in a box and brought in to their home I can't see how they'd just accept a tip like that. Seems ****** up.
The cycle is sick.
UPS dudes take tips?!?
I wonder if they can get fired for that? I know they've told a few wild tales about ppl they delivered too but unless they delivered a piano in a box and brought in to their home I can't see how they'd just accept a tip like that. Seems ****** up.
They probably can get fired, but I do it with couriers I've built a rapport with. I've had a dude decline the tip though.
I wouldn't get 'em in trouble and they know that. I let 'em know I appreciate them making sure I get my product intact.
Are you trying to say you get your herb in the mail?...
It's their fault if they don't know that tipping will get you a lot of things you want faster. What if everyone attempted to bribe her? That's like a fantasy world breh, it just won't happen. Otherwise, it already would have. I mean yeah, we'd all have to bid on who would be seated next, in this fantasy world...but this is the real world. I was one of the very few that tipped her, so I got sat right away. Same thing happens at my restaurant. They are very strict about hosts not accepting tips, except from us waiters because we have to tip them. But when a guest is able to slide that 10 or 20 over to the coordinating host, their wait goes from an hour down to 5 minutes.Most of what you are saying isn't even tipping you are bribing people to put their job on the line and break the rules.... How are the other people waiting suppose to know it protocol to offer money to not have to wait? And then what if everyone attempted to bribe her? You all would have to show up and bid on who could be seated next....
I'll be honest....never thought to tip the mai carrier. That's got a lot of potential now that you explain it like that. I hate coming home late from work hoping that my shoes are still on my doorstep.I've tipped some of the mail carriers around my way who would go the extra mile for me.
When something's shipped with delivery confirmation, all they really need to do is dump it off by the doorstep or leave it in the mailbox and its technically no longer their responsibility.
Its many times, I've walked around a neighborhood and just seen a big package lying on someone's doorstep. If someone's grimey they can easily snatch it up.
My regular mail carrier will either knock on the door so that I or someone in my house will receive the package, contact me when he starts the route which passes by my block, I can go to the block he's currently on and pick my package up, I got his number and he held a bunch of packages I had when I was out of town for a few weeks for me since no one was home and I didn't want to risk leaving a bunch of expensive stuff with the neighbors. Little things like that I appreciate especially when I have alot of packages coming regularly. Ill hold him down with gift cards, a bottle around the holiday season, or throw a $20 to have the piece of mind knowing I can depend on him to go the extra mile with my stuff, especially when I'm out of town for long stretches of time.
True...it's based mostly on repeat customers. MOSTLY. So...yeah...sometimes the joke is on me. I give great service, then get that 0-10% (which is why we remember them). But then again, there are often a LOT of clues that customers unknowingly give away that let the server know that they are bad tippers. I won't reveal what those are...but yeah...the consistency is pretty uncanny. Also, in most full service nicer restaurants, a large part of the clientele are repeat customers and regulars. We remember the big tippers, and the bad ones. I will repeat this though....the servers won't eff with your food. It literally almost never happens. I've actually never seen that happen except for just once...That's another part of their flawed argument. It's based mostly on repeat customers. They assume no or bad tip, give bad service, and if they actually get a really good tip they can't make up for their subpar service unless the person comes back but given they gave bad service off their assumption chances are they won't get a good tip creating the self fulfilling prophecy.
Meh service
AKsuited explained earlier that you basically become the lowest priority behind the people that tip better.
I see that while tipping only 10% you still with that women sense of entitlement.I see that tipping has gotten y'all with that women sense of entitlement.
"I deserve it because everyone else gives it to me"
Smh I tip what I feel like I want to usually 10%
Don't like it, get a better job
I see that while tipping only 10% you still with that women sense of entitlement.
"I deserve the same service as all these other people while only tipping half as much"
Smh I serve at whatever level I want to, and for you...it's 10% type of service.
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