Yeah exactly. This is the part where i start to talk about the people being total losers to spit in someones food over a non-tip
I mean maybe the guy only had $11 and the bill was $10.55. Maybe the guy is BROKE, just like they are.
But no, FUCK EM, no tip for me and Im spitting in their food
ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
Yeah exactly. This is the part where i start to talk about the people being total losers to spit in someones food over a non-tip
I mean maybe the guy only had $11 and the bill was $10.55. Maybe the guy is BROKE, just like they are.
But no, FUCK EM, no tip for me and Im spitting in their food
ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
I guess the better question is why is it "expected" at some min wage jobs but not others?
For God's sake, give it a rest, peabrain.
I've never had service so bad that I refused to tip. Then again, if I'm eating at an Appleby's or a Chili's, I automatically set the bar low, as should all of you. If you're getting piss poor service at a 5-star restaurant, then you have a legitimate gripe.
I've never had service so bad that I refused to tip. Then again, if I'm eating at an Appleby's or a Chili's, I automatically set the bar low, as should all of you. If you're getting piss poor service at a 5-star restaurant, then you have a legitimate gripe.
The funny thing is I think the worst service I’ve ever had was at a 5 star (or maybe it was a 4 star) steak house. She never came to our table except when it was necessary (food order, bring check, etc.) and when she was there she acted like a 16 year old girl whose parents just told her she can’t go to the prom because she has to babysit her little brother. We literally had to get up to find her to get drink refills. It got to the point where we just started walking over to the bar to get our drinks.
We couldn’t believe how terrible of a waitress she was and none of us were going to give her a good tip, but when the check came we saw “20% gratuity included with parties of 6 or more.”
The worst service of my life and the bitch got a +$150 tip.
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scary stuff broheim, very scary stuff .....
when i was growing up on the wrong side of 8 mile - I had a best friend named marshall, he always told me to watch out for a crazy mofo named T-DOT from Canada, who comes from a long line of homosexual mounties, who likes to build volcanoes for science fairs, and likes to dress up in green face paint and fondle guys in dinosaur masks---he also said he might have wild stories about how wild and crazy 
he is.........
it appears that Marshalls premonition has comes true................ 
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I tip according to how good the service was. If it’s some of the best I’ve ever had, I go as high as 30%. If it’s absolutely horrendous, I won’t tip anything.
It amazes me how some people basically tip the same regardless of how the service was.
Amazing service = 15%
The worst service they ever had = 15%
It just doesn’t make sense. Why not take the tip you would have given the guy that obviously doesn’t give a shit and give it to the guy busting his ass?
20-25% for good to excellent service. 15-20% for OK service. For pretty lousy service 5-10% just as an insult. For horrendous service, I've walked out leaving nothing (only happened twice in my life).
Most service is in the pretty good to good range so I'm almost always around 20%. No way I can leave 20% for someone who flat out ruins the experience (ie. all your group is doing is talking about the bad service during and after the meal). Just can't do it.
Actually, if a person eats out enough, everyone gets bad service once in a while.
If someone does a great job, they get a great tip.
If someone does an average job, they get an average tip.
If someone does a shit job, they get a shit tip.
If someone does one of the worst jobs I’ve ever seen, they get no tip.
If someone thinks they can half ass it and get compensated the same as someone who is busting their ass then they are fucking morons.
A tip is indicative of the job you perform. A decent tip is not something that’s automatic regardless of how shitty a job you do. That’s probably why you get bad tips, you know?
I wait tables & bartend as my 2nd job. Base pay is $4.25 per hour.
After tips, I average $25 per hour. Now given, I am good at what I do. If I give crappy service or mess up someone's meal, I expect nothing.
It's sad to say, but I can USUALLY determine my tip , based on 1st impression of my guests. I'm almost always spot-on.
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