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Originally Posted by ronmcdon
a lot of restaurants in ca and ny already have no tipping policy. that, the bill already ads tip / service charge of 18%-20%. sometimes an additional 3% for health insurance.
Im totally against this. Most of the time I tip 20% anyways. Sometimes more. Sometimes no tip or less than 20% is entirely justified for those servers who arent doing their part well. of course, I believe its important not to blame the server for the kitchen’s faults, like bad food. mandatory tips just enables poor service. terrible idea at least for customers.
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No one tips in the UK.
I have never had bad service there.
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Originally Posted by galaxy convoy
I worked at a car dealership that offers a complimentary valet service, we pick up customers car from their home or work when they need service, give them a loaner car and then return their car back to them. 1 out of 10 customers only give tips
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I wouldn't tip that job, just like I wouldn't tip the enterprise guy who picks me up.
You're not working for $2.17 an hour.