” If you can’t afford to pay your server, go to McDonalds, or better yet, the grocery store.”
Or order the meal as takeout. But to go to a restaurant for the service and not pay for the service...that’s real cheap.
If you can afford a $130 dinner, you can throw the server at LEAST a 20-spot.
The jackasses who ran up this tab should be ashamed of themselves. And yes I know about people leaving Bible tracts in lieu of a tip. Completely classless.
No, I'm not going to back down. The Steve Buscemis out there can go to hell.
The waitstaff works hard for their tips, and should be rewarded accordingly. None of this "Well, I don't tip, because the management should pay them more BS"
Stiffers are just cheapskate a$$wipes, trying to justify their pathetic cheapness by screwing over hard-working folks.
I tip 20%
If I get bad service, I leave nothing.
At Buffets I leave a couple of bucks, Or if I got really good service , my drink filled and bread, while eating a couple more.
I never ate a meal in my life that ost $138.00 and I don’t intend to.
I tip 20%
If I get bad service, I leave nothing.
At Buffets I leave a couple of bucks, Or if I got really good service , my drink filled and bread, while eating a couple more.
I never ate a meal in my life that cost $138.00 and I don’t intend to.
If you received lousy service, leave 10% and complain to the manager.
If the service is bad enough to warrant a complaint, I don’t tip. For minimal good service, I tip about 20%.
When I frequent an establishment I tend to get excellent service because the staff knows I’ll treat them right.
I tip 15%. But I see the tip as “the last word.” There were a few times I didn’t leave a tip because the waitress was so over-the-top rude. For example, one waitress got my order wrong, and when I politely asked for the correct order, she became defensive and told me off. And then she looked pleased with herself for telling me off. As soon as she walked away, I looked at our whole table filled with people and said, “No tip.” She did not receive a dime - her fault, not mine. She might’ve been pleased with herself for the moment, but I got the last word. ;-)
Usually, however, the server isn’t rude, and the customer should leave a tip. A server should have to be over-the-top rude, as I described above, for a customer not to leave a tip.