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I tip 15-25 percent depends where I eat and what type of services they give me. One time I was so disgusted with this restaurant, the waiter had the balls to run out telling me I was short on my tip after the service they gave me and my lady. We waited for our food for like 2 hrs. I snatched the tip and put it right back in my pocket and keep walking with my lady. Any experiences you had in the past with giving tips for services?
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i tip 15-20%, but i dont care how much i spend, i will never leave more than $20. dont get how people can leave $500-$1000 tips
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Depends on the service and the bill...
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I usually tip 10%.
20% in case of extraordinary service, but happens time to time
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depends on the service and food but anywhere from 10-20%. if i go somewhere and i know the waiter or waitress, sometimes i dont get charged for everything. me, my girlfriend and a few friends went to eat at red robin recently and we knew the waitress, no one paid more than like $10 for a couple and most meals are like $8 each plus drinks. there was 6 of us, she ended up making about $50 in tips from us. same with the bars, when we know the people and they take care of us then we do the same in tips
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Depends on service and how busy they are. If they're not busy, no tip. If they are but service is on point, usually 10 bucks.
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usually for me ii do 18-20% but on rare occasions I leave 15%.
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I generally tip anywhere from 15% if the service is poor, to 30% if its excellent, I dont understand how people can leave no tip or a tip of a few dollars (depending on the bill) it is after all how waiters/waitresses and delivery people make their money. Their are some exceptions Im not going to tip 30% to a delivery man who has moved my 1K sofa but I do believe he would deserve a minimum of $40
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When I usually go out to eat with my friends we leave $5-$10 but when the waiter/waitress are assholes we leave none.
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I tip 15-25 percent depends where I eat and what type of services they give me. One time I was so disgusted with this restaurant, the waiter had the balls to run out telling me I was short on my tip after the service they gave me and my lady. We waited for our food for like 2 hrs. I snatched the tip and put it right back in my pocket and keep walking with my lady. Any experiences you had in the past with giving tips for services?
i tip 15-20%, but i dont care how much i spend, i will never leave more than $20. dont get how people can leave $500-$1000 tips
Depends on the service and the bill...
Usually like $2-3 for myself.
I usually tip 10%. 20% in case of extraordinary service, but happens time to time :) :)
depends on the service and food but anywhere from 10-20%. if i go somewhere and i know the waiter or waitress, sometimes i dont get charged for everything. me, my girlfriend and a few friends went to eat at red robin recently and we knew the waitress, no one paid more than like $10 for a couple and most meals are like $8 each plus drinks. there was 6 of us, she ended up making about $50 in tips from us. same with the bars, when we know the people and they take care of us then we do the same in tips
Depends on service and how busy they are. If they're not busy, no tip. If they are but service is on point, usually 10 bucks.
usually for me ii do 18-20% but on rare occasions I leave 15%.
I generally tip anywhere from 15% if the service is poor, to 30% if its excellent, I dont understand how people can leave no tip or a tip of a few dollars (depending on the bill) it is after all how waiters/waitresses and delivery people make their money. Their are some exceptions Im not going to tip 30% to a delivery man who has moved my 1K sofa but I do believe he would deserve a minimum of $40
When I usually go out to eat with my friends we leave $5-$10 but when the waiter/waitress are assholes we leave none.
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