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        Recreation & Wellness >> Food, Health & Fitness >> Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper? 
        
(Message started by: tarantada on Mar 2^nd, 2004, 2:48am)

Title: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by tarantada on Mar 2^nd, 2004, 2:48am

Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper? ;)

Title: Re: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by ReeBop on Mar 3^rd, 2004, 12:51pm

Well, I usually do the 15% and sometimes 20 % for good service. During horse racing season, is it proper to leave a good tip on a horse race instead?
;D

Title: Re: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by madd on Mar 3^rd, 2004, 9:07pm

I usually like to do more than 15% because they do work their butt off. But if the service is very poor I will tip less. Only twice this happened to me. Otherwise I do it normally. Sometimes they'll remember and when I go back again, they take something off the check like a coke or dessert.

Title: Re: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by mylane on Mar 3^rd, 2004, 10:03pm

depends on how much is the change...lol ;D

i tip good for my hair dresser though ;D

Title: Re: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by okasantina on Apr 14^th, 2004, 12:55pm

I tip very good if i see that their job goes well...especially to restaurants... and saloon. ;) I dont give tip if i find their work so slow and impolite. ;D

Title: Re: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by need4speed8dalejr on May 6^th, 2004, 1:49am

I am with Tina on this one. I find that good-excellent service should be rewarded. I like to tip based on the level of service, and there have been several times when I tipped very generously. Conversly, there have been times when I didn't leave any tip and explained to the manager just how bad the service was and that would be reflected with a lack of tip.

I find that I tip cab drivers the lowest, most are rude, and if your not watching, most sense the visitor in the back seat isn't familiar with the surroundings, and take side trips. The worst example of this was in Vegas, but the cab driver didn't know I was just there the week before, and knew about the scam. He didn't get a tip. >:(

Most people understand that level of service is directly related with the tip, and alot of servers & waitresses do a fine job.

Title: Re: Gratuity: Are You A Good Tipper?
Post by Need4Speed8DaleJr on Aug 3^rd, 2005, 1:57am

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