I will never tip at a restaraunt ever again.

[bamfa]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

So you can tell who is tipping and who isn't at what point? Once they walk in the door? If so, how so?

I know this wasn't to me but I used to bartend/wait. Take it to a PM if you really want to know. Can't keep it real in the thread without a ****storm

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Man just keep it PG-13. Say what you want to say man. How can you look at someone and now if they will tip.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Man just keep it PG-13. Say what you want to say man. How can you look at someone and now if they will tip.

 

[bamfa]

Anyone who looks/sounds foreign.

Kids.

Old people who drink a lotta coffee.

Loud/Roudy teenagers

Teenagers

People who dress trailer parky/ low-income / "ghetto"

People who ask why the prices are so high for drinks, or are too focused on the drink menu.

and half the time it's just the swagger of the person walking in. It's something you just figure out after working in the industry.

 

[bamfa]

Anyone who looks/sounds foreign.

Kids.

Old people who drink a lotta coffee.

Loud/Roudy teenagers

Teenagers

People who dress trailer parky/ low-income / "ghetto"

People who ask why the prices are so high for drinks, or are too focused on the drink menu.

and half the time it's just the swagger of the person walking in. It's something you just figure out after working in the industry.

 

[mr jordan04]

Gratuity already added on a party of 2 tho?

 

[mr jordan04]

Gratuity already added on a party of 2 tho?

 

[cedric ceballos 1995 lakers]

Originally Posted by BAMFA

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

So you can tell who is tipping and who isn't at what point? Once they walk in the door? If so, how so?

I know this wasn't to me but I used to bartend/wait. Take it to a PM if you really want to know. Can't keep it real in the thread without a storm

that's how it is on nt.  dudes get butthurt and reach over the littlest things

 

[cedric ceballos 1995 lakers]

Originally Posted by BAMFA

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

So you can tell who is tipping and who isn't at what point? Once they walk in the door? If so, how so?

I know this wasn't to me but I used to bartend/wait. Take it to a PM if you really want to know. Can't keep it real in the thread without a storm

that's how it is on nt.  dudes get butthurt and reach over the littlest things

 

[shogun]

do people have arguments like this about tips in real life?
no one i know has a problem with tipping.  i've only seen it here.  i feel like nt exists in its own dimension sometimes.

 

[shogun]

do people have arguments like this about tips in real life?
no one i know has a problem with tipping.  i've only seen it here.  i feel like nt exists in its own dimension sometimes.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Originally Posted by Mr Jordan04

Gratuity already added on a party of 2 tho?

Right I thought gratuity only applied to 4/6 or more?

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Originally Posted by Mr Jordan04

Gratuity already added on a party of 2 tho?

Right I thought gratuity only applied to 4/6 or more?

 

[damnitzdom]

Even if its $#%+$$ service I tip heavy.

 

[damnitzdom]

Even if its $#%+$$ service I tip heavy.

 

[toy collector123]

Originally Posted by BAMFA

Anyone who looks/sounds foreign.

Kids.

Old people who drink a lotta coffee.

Loud/Roudy teenagers

Teenagers

People who dress trailer parky/ low-income / "ghetto"

People who ask why the prices are so high for drinks, or are too focused on the drink menu.

and half the time it's just the swagger of the person walking in. It's something you just figure out after working in the industry.

 

[toy collector123]

Originally Posted by BAMFA

Anyone who looks/sounds foreign.

Kids.

Old people who drink a lotta coffee.

Loud/Roudy teenagers

Teenagers

People who dress trailer parky/ low-income / "ghetto"

People who ask why the prices are so high for drinks, or are too focused on the drink menu.

and half the time it's just the swagger of the person walking in. It's something you just figure out after working in the industry.

 

[so nyuh shi dae]

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

Someone is cheap because they don't feel the need to pay more for something than the price plus tax? So, should I give extra money to any other business so that I don't come off as "cheap"?

 

[so nyuh shi dae]

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

Someone is cheap because they don't feel the need to pay more for something than the price plus tax? So, should I give extra money to any other business so that I don't come off as "cheap"?

 

[dmbrhs]

Originally Posted by PoloLax

Waiters are paid less than minimum wage, to make up for that they are allowed to receive tips.

You need to be clear with statements like this. Some states don't have a state minimum wage, but any establishment is required to pay federal minimum wage. When I went to school in Pullman, Washington, if we ate out in Idaho (just across the border) I'd tip bigger because they were paid based on federal requirements...in Washington, I tipped less.

 

[dmbrhs]

Originally Posted by PoloLax

Waiters are paid less than minimum wage, to make up for that they are allowed to receive tips.

You need to be clear with statements like this. Some states don't have a state minimum wage, but any establishment is required to pay federal minimum wage. When I went to school in Pullman, Washington, if we ate out in Idaho (just across the border) I'd tip bigger because they were paid based on federal requirements...in Washington, I tipped less.

 

[thekryptonite]

We don't have to tip anything in the UK.

Although I do, out of courtesy.

 

[thekryptonite]

We don't have to tip anything in the UK.

Although I do, out of courtesy.

 

[an dee 51o]

Originally Posted by So Nyuh Shi Dae

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

Someone is cheap because they don't feel the need to pay more for something than the price plus tax? So, should I give extra money to any other business so that I don't come off as "cheap"?

I'm going to assume you're Korean because of your name (correct me if I'm wrong), and I realize that leaving a tip in Korea is considered insulting. Do you think that your view on tipping comes from your Korean background?

 

[an dee 51o]

Originally Posted by So Nyuh Shi Dae

Originally Posted by John2st

10$ tip is min no matter where i go. but if its a higher bill i tip no less than 25%.. thats just me.. same goes with delivery $5 tip unless its a big order... i hate cheap people and would never want to be that dude thats cheap. plus i bartend and i know the feeling.. but in the industry you can tell who is tippin and who aint.

Someone is cheap because they don't feel the need to pay more for something than the price plus tax? So, should I give extra money to any other business so that I don't come off as "cheap"?

I'm going to assume you're Korean because of your name (correct me if I'm wrong), and I realize that leaving a tip in Korea is considered insulting. Do you think that your view on tipping comes from your Korean background?