Is a $20 tip disrespectful?
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Tres Leches
Empire Business
I usually go around 15-20% depending on food and service 
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
The appropriate tip on that bill is about $30. If you only had $20, they're just gonna have to deal. But under what circumstances would you tip $65 on $155?
When you tryna fukk the waitress, so you tip big to test the waters
A homie of mine tipped $50 when his meal was like $15 and wrote his number on the back of his receipt after a breakup, he still waiting on that call to this day
I would have tipped between 33 and 40 dollars.
Imagine complaining about tipping appropriately after busting it wide open for some soul food.
Imagine complaining about tipping appropriately after busting it wide open for some soul food.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
I was going to tip with my credit card but I wasn't too sure how that goes
You simply add the tip amount (either as a $ amount of %) onto the receipt, breh. I'm not riding on you, clearly you weren't being a degenerate, you just didn't know the protocol. Next time you'll knock it out the park.
First "date" I ever went on was with my best friend at the time, when we were about 17. I forgot where we went to eat but it was like Applebees or some similar meh tier joint. When I tipped she was stunned and asked why I wasted money on that. I said if someone doesn't want to tip they should go to McDonalds...and I still feel like that to this day. If you have the money to go to a restaurant, you have the money to tip 15-20%.
20 dollar tip on a 165 dinner is not so bad.
It should’ve been 30 though.
It should’ve been 30 though.
WHITE PEOPLE THAT'S WHY BLACKS HAVE THE REPUTATION AS BAD TIPPERS.nikkas in here saying 20 tip on 155 bill is little??? I usually tip 10 dollars no matter what the price. 90% of the time you only see there server when they come to take your order, when they bring you your food and when they bring back the bill
. Who tf actually gives the 18% gratuity unless the server was top of the line...??
And this is coming from someone who eats out 2-3 times a week sometimes.
STEVE
MIami Beach on the check-in.
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I spent some time recently in both Amsterdam and London and there is something to be said about a tipping culture in the service industry.
In most states your paying wait staff anywhere from $3-$7 an hour to be there and serve your ass food. They can only do that because of tips.
I’m walking into little restaurants at 4pm with 3 tables seated, sitting at the bar and waiting almost 10 minutes for the nice girl behind the bar tinkering with coffees to make eye contact with me. I’m at a Italian place in London and watching the “waiter” mill around checking his phone and swinging by “his tables” when he feels like it....got me waiting forever for everything. Breh brings me my flat bread pizza....uncut. I go “oh, it’s not cut?” He’s like, can you cut it yourself or do you want me to cut it for you????
Heck even the nice places I went to for work were just OK compared to the service you get at places in the states. Tipping in service makes the server care about you for your money. Try eating out places that aren’t 4 star in non tip culture corners of the world and you’ll come back home tipping.
That being said, I ain’t tipping the coffee joints/take out spots etc. I’m tipping at sit down restaurants with waitstaff bringing your food. I also never tip less than 20% on principle.
I’m also not very frugal with my money, but that’s a whole separate thread.
In most states your paying wait staff anywhere from $3-$7 an hour to be there and serve your ass food. They can only do that because of tips.
I’m walking into little restaurants at 4pm with 3 tables seated, sitting at the bar and waiting almost 10 minutes for the nice girl behind the bar tinkering with coffees to make eye contact with me. I’m at a Italian place in London and watching the “waiter” mill around checking his phone and swinging by “his tables” when he feels like it....got me waiting forever for everything. Breh brings me my flat bread pizza....uncut. I go “oh, it’s not cut?” He’s like, can you cut it yourself or do you want me to cut it for you????
Heck even the nice places I went to for work were just OK compared to the service you get at places in the states. Tipping in service makes the server care about you for your money. Try eating out places that aren’t 4 star in non tip culture corners of the world and you’ll come back home tipping.
That being said, I ain’t tipping the coffee joints/take out spots etc. I’m tipping at sit down restaurants with waitstaff bringing your food. I also never tip less than 20% on principle.
I’m also not very frugal with my money, but that’s a whole separate thread.
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Social degenerates are people who bring water for a living, feeling entitled to money based on the food you gotThread bout to be filled with social degenerates who don’t tip anywhere they go or make tipping appropriately seem out of the norm
Antwon Mitchell
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It's not tho .No way in hell or heaven this wasn't a troll thread
Twenty is good