Thats My Word
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How does taxing on tips work? Like do yall report it?
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exactly how i feel.Originally Posted by Control Are
Originally Posted by West2East
I tip well. Usually very well sometimes even if they don't deserve it. My hairdresser usually gets almost a 50% tip. Crazy I know but she does a great job and I don't go see her very often. I tip well because even if I never go back maybe they will think twice before giving a young person, or a Mexican person, or a female or whatever group bad service or dismissing them as being perhaps bad tippers. Plus that extra dollar or two means more to them than it does to me.
This is coming from someone who lives in CA where waiters here make min wage + tips. Some of these responses make me just
Because Europeans don't know this. In Europe, waiters have a higher pay and therefore expect less tips from people. It's not a joke, they just don't know.Originally Posted by Mez 0ne
Running back and forth and dealing with a wide variety of customers (some who like to be difficult on purpose) is easy work all of a sudden?
Its an honest job.
I've also noticed (in the nicer restaurants) that European people do not tip at all. They will sit and drink their glasses of wine for 2 hours after the meal is done (table of 4-6), be very demanding, and on a $250+ tab will tip $5. Its a joke really.
I know its different customs but when you're in a different country for an extended period of time (let alone NY locals), you should adapt. My family is from Peru and everything is so cheap out there and nobody tips, yet I tip everyone (even the $1 cab rides).Originally Posted by Dynamic X
Because Europeans don't know this. In Europe, waiters have a higher pay and therefore expect less tips from people. It's not a joke, they just don't know.Originally Posted by Mez 0ne
Running back and forth and dealing with a wide variety of customers (some who like to be difficult on purpose) is easy work all of a sudden?
Its an honest job.
I've also noticed (in the nicer restaurants) that European people do not tip at all. They will sit and drink their glasses of wine for 2 hours after the meal is done (table of 4-6), be very demanding, and on a $250+ tab will tip $5. Its a joke really.
Originally Posted by jrp44
Damn some of you people are cheap dumb as hellYou don't wanna tip have to rely on consumers for good service a "Fair wage then don't go out to eat learn a real skill and don't voluntarily sign up for 2.00$ an hour
Originally Posted by DatZNasty
Originally Posted by jrp44
Damn some of you people are cheap dumb as hellYou don't wanna tip have to rely on consumers for good service a "Fair wage then don't go out to eat learn a real skill and don't voluntarily sign up for 2.00$ an hour
I agree