Lets discuss tipping

[AllStar1500bd 5,000+ posts]

You know it's still not too late to change the topic to cow tipping instead...........

 

[GoochJuice]

actually my mechanic owns his own shop so yes he is getting $40-50/hr
i only go to a dealership if it is warranty work

either way i'm not tipping either of them

well thats a different story lol

 

[RipDaJacka]

I tip, I always have, I leave 2-3bucks most times.. I even tip when the bagboy carries out my groceries, seeing how i am a bagboy I try to help my friends out by giving them a buck and a 5minute convo that keeps them from doing their job.. I usually make 20$ or so extra per week on top of my staggering $6.50 per hour wage

 

[luvinthebass 5,000+ posts]

tippin on 44's

 

[Jameseypoo 5,000+ posts]

Hey douschebag, news flash:
I wasnt tooting my own fuckinng horn. I dont claim to make the most money, but i was proving a point. Entry level at my job is 14 / hr, take home ~1000-1100 biweekly with the benefits i get. I dont ride on my ******* parents coat tails you stupid ****, i pay to rent the attic out, i pay part of the electric, gas and water, i buy my own food, pay for my own car, pay my student loan, cell phone, buy my own clothes, the only thing i dont do is actually live by myself. I'm in the process of finding an apartment with reliable roommates.

i honestly couldn't give two shits if you made 50/hour at 20. school didnt work for me, i couldn't afford it. i don't come from a rich family.

again, shit you don't know about me, so stfu>

people like you need to shut their ******* mouth before they run it, a lot of people would bust you in your ******* face for talkin like that wannabe big shot behind a computer screen you bob ross penis ****** ho

ahhahahahaha. get over yourself.

 

[delvryboy 5,000+ posts]

There is the drive-thru, the pizzeria pick up, and the flowbie...... if you can't tip, use them

 

[Jameseypoo 5,000+ posts]

There is the drive-thru, the pizzeria pick up, and the flowbie...... if you can't tip, use them

srsly.

 

[WhoSayWho? 5,000+ posts]

I tip -- and so should you. I could not sit there and accept the service of the waiter knowing that I was going to stiff him on the tip.

If they are extremely busy, I may even tip more even though the service is slow but I can see that they are busting ***. The reason being is that I know that other people are likely to be jackasses about it and not leave a tip. It would **** to bust your *** for hours and make less money simply because the kitchen was too busy to keep up.

 

[DBfan187 5,000+ posts]

Cow tipping is great! Just ask bigbang how much fun it is.

 

[GoochJuice]

srsly.

dont blame the customer because your employer doesn't want to pay you.

i always tip, but it pisses me off that the guy is stuck every night, HOPING, people are gonna put his paycheck together for him. shame on the employer

 

[GoochJuice]

while we're on the subject of all this...i still dont even understand why people work for these types of places. by accepting being paid $3 an hour plus tips, you're doing nothing more but encouraging the practice that employers have. in essence, you're agreeing with the employers that your work is only worth $3 an hour.

thats the reason i have never worked fast food. my time is worth more than minimum wage.

 

[Jameseypoo 5,000+ posts]

dont blame the customer because your employer doesn't want to pay you.
i always tip, but it pisses me off that the guy is stuck every night, HOPING, people are gonna put his paycheck together for him. shame on the employer

I don't think you grasp the concept... if you don't want to pay for full service, eat fast food or cook your own food. When you're a server, you are working for yourself and you are paid based on your performance. My paychecks are usually between $3 and $10 for 60+ hours because they take taxes out of the tips we bring home through our paycheck of $2.13 an hour.

Every place you work, you are going to get paid through the customer in a roundabout way. This is just a more direct approach.

 

[Jameseypoo 5,000+ posts]

while we're on the subject of all this...i still dont even understand why people work for these types of places. by accepting being paid $3 an hour plus tips, you're doing nothing more but encouraging the practice that employers have. in essence, you're agreeing with the employers that your work is only worth $3 an hour.
thats the reason i have never worked fast food. my time is worth more than minimum wage.

I also don't think you realize how much most servers bring home on an average night.

 

[GoochJuice]

I don't think you grasp the concept... if you don't want to pay for full service, eat fast food or cook your own food. When you're a server, you are working for yourself and you are paid based on your performance. My paychecks are usually between $3 and $10 for 60+ hours because they take taxes out of the tips we bring home through our paycheck of $2.13 an hour.
Every place you work, you are going to get paid through the customer in a roundabout way. This is just a more direct approach.

i fully grasp the concept. you are paid to bring me food and drinks. that is your job. i dont need a "stimulating conversation" as someone put it. a mechanics job is to fix a car. a piolet's job is to fly a plane. a servers job is to serve me my food and drinks. hell i dont even need you to serve me, let me get my own **** food from the cook.

and secondly, yes i dont know how much servers bring home on an average night. nor do i care. just like i dont care how much anyone else makes.

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

I tip -- and so should you. I could not sit there and accept the service of the waiter knowing that I was going to stiff him on the tip.
If they are extremely busy, I may even tip more even though the service is slow but I can see that they are busting ***. The reason being is that I know that other people are likely to be jackasses about it and not leave a tip. It would **** to bust your *** for hours and make less money simply because the kitchen was too busy to keep up.

I write down tips on the napkin to help them lead a successful life. Teach a man to fish and...