Swear to god 98 percent of the time I pay a tip I feel coerced

[Rell]

Try tipping before ordering with your waiter. See how things change to your dance. The waiter will feel more pressured to give you S-tier service. You break their automatic pilot which causes them to switch the f up and feel guilty if they dont serve you quick and correct.

So when they don't live up to your expectations do you ask for the money back?

 

[The Realist Perspective]

have y'all seen :

cash total : 27377etc..

card total : (more than cash)

on new restaurant receipts yet?

Not in restaurants. But if I saw that that also be the first time I would have dine and dashed.

 

[Hersh]

Not in restaurants. But if I saw that that also be the first time I would have dine and dashed.

lol when I tip I write card tip and it's usually less than 10%

 

[Belize King]

I live in Japan half the year. No tipping required unless I’m on base.

Shout out to companies who pay livable wages.

Here in Atlanta. I tip at least 10% every time. Good service gets 15%. It sucks but it is what it is. I’ve worked in the industry for two months as a summer job. The waitresses didn’t tip out to the dish washers though.

 

[ChiefKenji]

So when they don't live up to your expectations do you ask for the money back?

No, see it as something small at first like $5. To get the motor running and then reward them properly if you see they earned it or keep it at 5$ if they perform bad. Eitherway your getting the most of the experience if you pay even a small amount upfront and know how to look people in the eyes.

 

[The Realist Perspective]

She was a good waitress and attentive. Why did you just neg me

Even though it may not true I told you why!

 

[The Realist Perspective]

I live in Japan half the year. No tipping required unless I’m on base.

Shout out to companies who pay livable wages.

Here in Atlanta. I tip at least 10% every time. Good service gets 15%. It sucks but it is what it is. I’ve worked in the industry for two months as a summer job. The waitresses didn’t tip out to the dish washers though.

What got you in Japan

 

[Gloxina]

I only tip when it's dine in or delivery.


Home cooked is better by every metric. The only difference between restaurant meals and home cooked ones is the restaurants jack up the butter, sugar and oils like crazy.

The shyt is literally killing America

/thread

 

[Lhark]

In before “don’t go to a restaurant if you can’t afford to tip”

I'll never understand this

 

[Shadow King]

In before “don’t go to a restaurant if you can’t afford to tip”

Precisely. Don't.

 

[TEH]

I won’t pay a tip for take out anymore.

Mom and Pop shops love to do that …

Never again.

I wish I could get my money back for the times that I did …

 

[Zero]

I get everything myself. fukk that.

Only a dine-in restaurant with exceptional service gets tipped.

 

[OaklandCertified]

Try tipping before ordering with your waiter. See how things change to your dance. The waiter will feel more pressured to give you S-tier service. You break their automatic pilot which causes them to switch the f up and feel guilty if they dont serve you quick and correct.

"Before you take my order, here's a $50 tip. There's more where that came from"

 

[Gains]

ok Mr. Pink

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Don't go out to eat if you can't afford to tip