Tipping - How much do you tip?

[oldtimer1]

If I order a $5 beer I leave a dollar for standard service. If my chick orders some martini mojito Fugazzi drink that requires extra prep I'll throw $2. Or just 20-25% if we rack up a tab, but that isn't often. That's more than fair IMO.

I agree. More than fair.

[King Shizzo]

I tip at least 20% on the total, sometimes more. You have to be real Shitty to get 15% from me.

Like Flacco shitty? 

[The Ugly]

Just some thoughts.

1. Outside of the US in many countries tipping doesn't take place. In the US they pay a crap hourly rate knowing tips will pay the servers.

2. A tip suppose to be in appreciation for good service not a mandatory payment.

3. I tip 20% usually. For bad service 15%. If any server expects more they can take a hike.

4. My two nieces are bar tenders in a very ordinary big beach bar and burger type place that gets packed during the summer. Wait for it. They make over a $1000 in tips a DAY in cash for working Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

5. Some of the beach bars by me the management takes all the tips in these big beach bars. All the bar tenders and waitresses have to hand over every penny of tips to the management. At the end of the night they go into their office then dish it out as they feel like it giving them self the lion share. So think about this when you tip your bar tender server. The manager  who did nothing is walking to his car with the cash.

Why?

[Grape Ape]

I am not a big tipper. It keeps wages low for service workers. Tipping was brought to America in the 1800s when predominate wealthy elitists where able to travel abroad to

All your shitty tips do is make you a shitty tipper.  There's no big picture impact, as it's made up for by decent people.

[Dr.J]

every now and then

Good man!

[bebop396]

[Big Chiro Flex]

All your shitty tips do is make you a shitty tipper.  There's no big picture impact, as it's made up for by decent people.

X2

What a douche

[visualizeperfection]

I am not a big tipper. It keeps wages low for service workers. Tipping was brought to America in the 1800s when predominate wealthy elitists where able to travel abroad to Europe where these elitists observed the custom taking place by other local elitists. It was never an expected custom from the general public. Over the years it caught on as an action for those to show of like an elitist. Personaly I could give two shots for the tipping custom. I do tip on occasion when traveling. I tip the bell hops where I stay not much else.

You're truly a giant piece of human shit.

People take jobs as waiters/bartenders etc. in anticipation of receiving tips; their base pay is usually minimum wage or somewhere in the area of minimum wage. It's not "encouraged" for you to tip.... its expected.

You are not making a difference by not tipping, you're just that guy that doesn't tip. Take all your elitist ( ) quasi intellectual verbal swill and shove it up your funky little ass.

Then again you likely consider Chipotle or Panera Bread to be "fine dining", in that case don't worry; they don't work for tips.

[nzmusclemonster]

This.

I took great pleasure in not tipping if I did not rate the service.

[visualizeperfection]

This.

I took great pleasure in not tipping if I did not rate the service.

would tip?

[Earl1972]

This.

I took great pleasure in not tipping if I did not rate the service.

nobody from your shithole country tips

it's a part of your "culture" to be a douche

E

[Bevo]

nobody from your shithole country tips

it's a part of your "culture" to be a douche

E

What kind of tip would u leave if levrone served u a cocktail with just a white towel?

[Nails]

10 to 18 percent, never more , maybe less not usually

[Eric2]

You're truly a giant piece of human shit.

People take jobs as waiters/bartenders etc. in anticipation of receiving tips; their base pay is usually minimum wage or somewhere in the area of minimum wage. It's not "encouraged" for you to tip.... its expected.

You are not making a difference by not tipping, you're just that guy that doesn't tip. Take all your elitist ( ) quasi intellectual verbal swill and shove it up your funky little ass.

Then again you likely consider Chipotle or Panera Bread to be "fine dining", in that case don't worry; they don't work for tips.

Oh look its visualizing penises again........hahahahahah ahahahaahb.   why so angry fucktwa.t?

[Big Chiro Flex]

Oh look its visualizing penises again........hahahahahah ahahahaahb.   why so angry fucktwa.t?

He's just pointing out the fact that you are a broke bitch bro (no offense)

[visualizeperfection]

Oh look its visualizing penises again........hahahahahah ahahahaahb.   why so angry fucktwa.t?

How is the view from your double wide?

[nzmusclemonster]

nobody from your shithole country tips

it's a part of your "culture" to be a douche

E

No, we can pay people a full wage and know that they will provide good service.

We don't need to blackmail them into it like your culture.

[King Shizzo]

No, we can pay people a full wage and know that they will provide good service.

We don't need to blackmail them into it like your culture.

Earl owned into oblivion by the sheep fucker.

[dr.chimps]

Buncha Diamond Jim Brady's up in this thread.

[Lord Humungous]

The difference between a Jew and a canoe- Jews don't tip

[_aj_]

Yes, this is important. I pay 20% everywhere, unless the teets are exceptional and I will pay 30.

Back in the day after college, I tended bar for a few years to make a few extra bucks. I tend to overtip because of that experience, I think.

[King Shizzo]

Back in the day after college, I tended bar for a few years to make a few extra bucks. I tend to overtip because of that experience, I think.

Would love for you to give me your tip.

[Big Chiro Flex]

Back in the day after college, I tended bar for a few years to make a few extra bucks. I tend to overtip because of that experience, I think.

Yep same story here.

[calfzilla]

You're truly a giant piece of human shit.

People take jobs as waiters/bartenders etc. in anticipation of receiving tips; their base pay is usually minimum wage or somewhere in the area of minimum wage. It's not "encouraged" for you to tip.... its expected.

You are not making a difference by not tipping, you're just that guy that doesn't tip. Take all your elitist ( ) quasi intellectual verbal swill and shove it up your funky little ass.

Then again you likely consider Chipotle or Panera Bread to be "fine dining", in that case don't worry; they don't work for tips.

Please watch your tone when discussing Chipotle.

[youandme]

I'll do around 20% and leave cash if paying in plastic.

I think Chipotle should make sure their staff gets paid decent. Think about how many they serve on a daily basis and how they deal directly with customers when working on the line....that must be a headache.