Are you a generous tipper?

[FrankCostanza]

I tip well. Imagine frequenting a place and being known as a ****ty tipper? Brb higher chance of spit in food, floor steaks, ect ect.

[mobp]

I usually tip 15% and don't pay too much attention to the service. Not worth my mental energy.

[78novacaine]

So what do the servers typically say when you first sit down and tell them up front that you don't tip?

You know damn good and well the no tipping crew is too chickenchit to actually do this...

Also with the tipping done right thing with the note, my wife was a server for years, we always try and leave a cash tip when possible even though we pay with a CC 99.9% of the time we go out to eat. Our money is taxed enough as it is...

[FrankCostanza]

Food - just move the decimal place on the total for 10%
Haircut - add $ 5 to my $ 15 haircut to make it $ 20
Pizza Delivery - Usually tip generously just because I use to be a pizza delivery guy.

i feel like we should be able to tip after we eat a pizza. When they **** up I don’t notice until it’s too late. We should have the option to call in a tip.

[wincel]

I tip well. Imagine frequenting a place and being known as a ****ty tipper? Brb higher chance of spit in food, floor steaks, ect ect.

If you are ever a regular, u damn well better tip lol. That's just asking for it otherwise.

[TheWeeknd4Ever]

No. You get a standard 10 or 15% if you do your job correctly. If you actually provide amazing service I will tip more. Bartenders don’t do jack so they get 10%. And I don’t tip uber drivers.

Fuk tipping culture. Bartenders pull 70-100K and most of that is untaxed because they don’t declare all of their tips. Why the fuk am I bankrolling that. For everyone else that would say tips are a huge part of making their salary, I say get a better job.

[armies]

Assuming the server does a decent job with service. I consider generous AT LEAST 20%. Terrible service is a whole different story, of course.

I remember one year I went to lunch with a couple co-workers at a pizza joint. There was a younger girl who was working alone (serving, answering calls, baking). One of the co-workers was nice enough to pay for the lunch. Total was around $20. Peeked at the receipt when leaving and noticed she left a $1.88 tip. Aggravated me a little because I took notice of how much she was doing by herself. I decided to throw another $7 on the table, which was all I had at the time. Probably would of gave more if I could, honestly. In general, I tip at least 20% as long as the service was good.

Do you consider yourself a generous tipper?

Why only give 20% when you could give 50%?

[mobp]

No. You get a standard 10 or 15% if you do your job correctly. If you actually provide amazing service I will tip more. Bartenders don’t do jack so they get 10%. And I don’t tip uber drivers.

Fuk tipping culture. Bartenders pull 70-100K and most of that is untaxed because they don’t declare all of their tips. Why the fuk am I bankrolling that. For everyone else that would say tips are a huge part of making their salary, I say get a better job.

This TBH. I'm all for being generous but I work hard for my money too so why should I over share with waiters/bartenders who could get a better job if they wanted more money?

[AlienAppleSeed]

lol people giving away money when they don't have too

[Varials]

Why only give 20% when you could give 50%?

Why only give 50% when you can go out and buy them a puppy?

[outfoxxed]

You know damn good and well the no tipping crew is too chickenchit to actually do this...

Also with the tipping done right thing with the note, my wife was a server for years, we always try and leave a cash tip when possible even though we pay with a CC 99.9% of the time we go out to eat. Our money is taxed enough as it is...

You're too chickenchit to not tip. Imagine being scared of waiters /social consequences that you willingly bankroll waiters drug habits and alcohol addiction

Bunch of pussies trying to act like no tips crew is chickenshyt when you're literally so scared you give away your hard earned money.

Lmao

[JoshuaSanchez53]

I just go with a flat 18% calculated by the credit card machine no matter what the service was like. At places like restaurants, the servers tip out all of the kitchen staff. So I don't want one rude person to screw it up for everyone else.

[chalup]

I always over tip for good service. But, I was also a server when I was a really young adult, so I remember how much I appreciated it since you don’t get paid a livable wage. Plus where I worked, we tipped out busboys because they worked just as hard to clear our tables so we could get more customers in at a faster rate. So the tips didn’t exactly last long in your pockets. It’s just something I’ve always done because I’ve been on the receiving end.

Most people don't realize servers tip out 4% at busy places. So they literally start the table at -4%. 2% busser, 1% bartender, 1% food runner/host.

[THATSfunnyOP]

Usually it's a flat rate, 5$. Lol at percentages.

If it's over a 100$, then I'll probably tip 10$

[Kangayfish]

For barber usually around fifty percent, for people I'm never gonna see again a lot less. It's just a way for restaurant owners to underpay employees, it's ****ed up.

[Coal Man]

0% crew.

No tipping where I live.

If I'm a regular at a place and become familiar with/start liking a server I'll leave a small tip SOMETIMES but workers in service here are covered by their employers. Tipping never feels mandatory and I rarely do it when I go out.

[Kangayfish]

also lol at how much servers cry about bad tips, they're the same ones bragging about how they make 100/hr after a good night. QQ more *******s.

Those people are so ****ing annoying, when I worked as a waiter I never complained about low tips. If you're a waiter you're already losing at life anyway, no need to complain about it.

[TryingBB]

Bodybuilders against tipping crew





What do I think?


Who the fook gets juice, and milk, and coffee all at the same damn time? That's what I think

A BB’er trying to eat healthy and get his macros lol

Only if they knew how chitty the juice really is without that pulp - 99% of what gets sold and served

[akmerle]

What do you all think about this:

I think the print out is way too try hard.

I try to always tip with cash for the tax reason tho. Same reason I try to pay cash at small businesses.

[78novacaine]

You're too chickenchit to not tip. Imagine being scared of waiters /social consequences that you willingly bankroll waiters drug habits and alcohol addiction

Bunch of pussies trying to act like no tips crew is chickenshyt when you're literally so scared you give away your hard earned money.

Lmao

No tip is your choice. But if you aren't a chickenchit poosay then tell the waiter/waitress from the jump that you are too poverty to pay a tip so they don't waste more time on your cheap ass than they absolutely have to. Following social norms is what separates us from animals in the jungle.

Or if you're too poor to pay a tip then just don't go to places where tipping is standard protocol and STFU about it.

[Judgment]

I always tip 20-25% if the service is decent. If it sucked, I tip 15%.

[(-_-)]

I tip 25% I just use a app to calculate.

[MediocreGains]

No. 15-18%. I'm only particularly generous if I'm a regular and the service is exceptional. One pub I go to regularly gives me free drinks. In that case, of course I'm going to tip more than 20%.

No tip is your choice. But if you aren't a chickenchit poosay then tell the waiter/waitress from the jump that you are too poverty to pay a tip so they don't waste more time on your cheap ass than they absolutely have to. Following social norms is what separates us from animals in the jungle.

Or if you're too poor to pay a tip then just don't go to places where tipping is standard protocol and STFU about it.

Exactly. If you don't want to tip, don't eat at restaurants or move to a country where tipping isn't a thing.

[Natty99]

Broke uni student so not really. I have tipped before for hair cuts and uber rides. 6 figure salary doesn't kick in until 1 1/2 years.

[5x10]

20%, but I’m using my expense account from work

[anonymous]

If you are ever a regular, u damn well better tip lol. That's just asking for it otherwise.

I get VIP service at most regular places I go because I'm a good tipper and the servers like me to keep coming back.

It's totally worth an extra couple of dollars for lunch to get a special table opened up, or have the waiter prioritize your table. The eurocucks and peasants who dont tip don't appreciate the added value you get from literally almost no extra cost.

[wings_unhinged]

I'm alright. The service enhances the experience, so I'm def prone to give more if I'm happy with it. The tip will go down to 5% if I end up with an empty cup though.

[thatsnarf]

You're too chickenchit to not tip. Imagine being scared of waiters /social consequences that you willingly bankroll waiters drug habits and alcohol addiction

Bunch of pussies trying to act like no tips crew is chickenshyt when you're literally so scared you give away your hard earned money.

Lmao

truth bomb

[rumNcoke]

I’m usually a good tipper. 15-20%. When I get a few of my usernames in me that number goes up. I just get all around more generous with tipping, buying drinks for food, paying for cabs and so on.

[armies]

Why only give 50% when you can go out and buy them a puppy?

Bro...