Be mad at the chick who you cant hit by taking it out on the waitor/waitress brehs.
i always get tipped by europeans. my coworkers cry and moan they dont.
so i guess you tip for good service?? you tip even if the service is shytty?
i give a waitress what she deserves
It's called common human decency. I know I make more than the dish washers at my job. I don't have to help them by washing dishes but I roll up my sleeves and wash dishes every night because I know they work hard for me.Well if a waiter spits in food because they don't get a tip then they are a loser who deserves to be working at a shytty restaurant making $3/hr being miserable
When your food taste like shyt consistently because you've been black listed by food workers who really won? I hope you don't visit the same spots a lot. I assure you your food has been spat in or dropped on the floor. It goes down in back of the house. We're angry and we don't forget. I'm sure you've eaten the secret sauce.
That sucks. I get it though. It's hard work that doesn't pay well.Applebee's servers change over every couple months and the cooks don't give a fukk about the servers problems
I understand this. I suggest complaining next time something like that happens. You didn't pay for melted ice cream on a mushy cold brownie. Bad service shouldn't be rewarded. I'm sorry they ruined your new years.I went to a restaurant new years eve, took the waitress 10 minutes to get us 1 spoon... My friend worked at that restaurant and when he gave us a ride home and said about how the waiter complained about how we didn't tip.
And for those 10 minutes, the ice cream ontop our brownie dessert melted so then it was just liquid surrounding the brownie
I understand it was new years eve, but they ain't entitled to know tip. Especially when it takes you 10 fukkin minutes to grab something that you keep at the front desk...
I cant speak for other countries, but where I live...Lol, no. Seriously.
Japan
In Japan it isn't customary to tip. Tipping creates confusion with recipients questioning why they've been given too much money. In addition, tipping can be seen as dishonourable, although a Japanese person would never raise it, in order to save face. While tipping isn't common, 'service charges' are being introduced at up-market restaurants and in western-style hotel restaurants in Japan.
If you have more skills than us who went to school, but need tips, who won?