Big Tobacco

11mo

20% has always been baseline tip if you’re not a d***head

TITOWORLD

11mo

When I tip I just give a number. I don't do the calculating percentages and s***. If I'm in and out fast I might give 0, $2, $3. If the service was actually decent, I'll do $5, and above that is pretty good. Highest I've tipped is $20 for excellent service.

And if gratuity is added in I don't usually throw in extra. Cus I hate that s*** to begin with.

Russlio

11mo

Lmao this happened to me and my friend it didn’t end good

Me and him were out with some other friends it was his night to pay the bill and he had to pay for everyone so I started ordering drinks and s*** for girls at other tables telling everyone order more cause he made me pay last time he pays we leave

So I go out and this nigga is pissed behind me mad about what I did then here comes the f***ing waiter he’s like “was everything okay” we was like yeah he said then why did you not leave much for a tip then my friend tries to explain how he had to pay so much for the meal that he couldn’t this led to an argument between the waiter and my friend I ain’t gon lie I hit the waiter in his s*** with a big ass rock. This nigga go down and start twitching I can’t tell the rest of the story lmao.

But me and my friend made up and s*** cause somebody could have gotten hurt we had to squash it

J__

11mo

You can't afford it cause you couldn't afford the tip

How do you not understand that

If I have $20, I cannot afford an $18 sandwich, but i can afford (out of necessity) to buy sandwich groceries equaling $18

J__

11mo

People tip the government (depending on state) 8 - 15% on everything they buy that govnt spends on war. Why not refuse to pay that?

Why have taxes taken out of your check at all? Just don't have them taken out and don't pay them.

J__

11mo

Highest I've tipped is $120

WRU

11mo

Do I have to tip my taxman too?

J__

11mo

How do so few understand the a***ogy

If the gratuity was automatically added to the bill, you'd have to just deal with it. That's the point. I'm saying since yall hate it so much and think the system should change when it comes to paying human beings wages, why not fight the whole system of taxes? This, of course, is tongue-in-cheek, but I shouldn't get people to pick up on that who can barely pick up their check.

Mac Wit Da Cheese

11mo

The smoke this site has for waiters needs to be directed at barbers. They keep raising their prices for providing the same service and still ask for tips

wheatley

11mo

Not the same importance cause barbers directly impacting our lives w how we look, waiters provide hospitality, not skill and it's still like 1/4 of the full dining experience

The price increase is getting ridiculous being honest, but I get tipping barbers

Mac Wit Da Cheese

11mo

Most barbers work for themselves yet still raising prices and expecting tips. Waiters getting screwed by owners while barbers screwing over customers

The same cut that used to cost $20 now costing $50+

I don’t even get my hair cut as much as I used to

TITOWORLD

11mo

If you're eating for yourself, it should be easy to know how much you're gonna tip. If you're going out with a friend, especially a girl, it's easy to calculate that tip too. She not gonna be f***in wit you if you don't tip. Some girls be going out their way to figure out how much you tip and judge you based on that. And if you're there for a celebration or a long time, you might as well just accept that a tip will be expected.

Someone is serving you as opposed to you serving yourself. Why would that not be tip worthy? A $40 meal will have an 8% gratuity I guess as the base. So what, that's $3.20 tip, $6 at 15%. I would say if a waiter has to come to you for tipping below that, I think that's something you've gotta take in and just realize you're not really doing right by the establishment.

But like I said I don't think you have to tip, but eventually you'll get to an age where it's much more peaceful to accept that if you go to a sit down restaurant there's basically an additional fee to eat there (the tip)--the same way it's extra fees to order DoorDash. And also you'll get to an age where you get a sense of pride from putting money in other people's pocket, especially for good work. I tell my friends my friends sometimes I don't feel like going to a place cus I don't feel like tipping an extra $5. That's what we have options here in America for though.

Big Tobacco

11mo

It’s $2 for every $10 you spend man it’s not calculus

youngtubesteak2

11mo

Tbh I could walk to the damn kitchen myself and ask for my s*** and walk back to my seat.

She didn’t even bring my food lol. Literally just took my order and that was it.

I should call the restaurant honestly

Fever

11mo

I feel like beers and coffees are different. I tip a dollar per beer or coffee (unless it's some fancy one I rarely get)

That's a pretty standard way to tip imo

WRU

11mo

I’m perfectly fine with a service fee on top of every check I get, matter of fact that’s exactly how it is in every restaurant I go to. I then tip another 10% if I got cash on me or if they got etips

Why would I wanna fight the tax system, I’m unironically a proud taxpayer

ColeWorldNoSnuggie

11mo

With that same bill you paid you could’ve copped enough top ramen for 40 meals

You need to lock in on the grind and save that eating out s*** for special occasions or when you more comfortable financially

Always tip at least 20%. Don’t come with that “they need a real salary” s*** that’s not how it works. None of them want a real salary, they want tips. They make more off tips. If their salary goes up then your meal becomes more expensive and they get less money. Use your heads folks

youngtubesteak2

11mo

TLDR; I tipped low bc s*** was rough for my pockets this week and waitresses pressed me for more money.