[jpsb]

My bar is in a poor area, I knew tips here would be bad so I pay way over scale 6/7 where scale is 2.25. That kinda makes up for slow tips. I did that cause I wanted a good staff, not teenagers or losers looking for a little cash before splitting. I have the best staff around, my girls stay for years (if we like them). I just hate cheap SOB that never tip. The thing I don't understand is how the girls put up with it, they will complaint to me and when I offer to throw his sorry butt out they will say "Oh no don't do that, it's alright". But sometimes I do get pissed and toss them. Particularly if the coustomer is a regular that the bar or girls have helped with a loan or a tab from time to time. Then I get pissed.

[TheBigB]

But sometimes I do get pissed and toss them.

So you toss people out for not doing something that they are in no way legally required to do?

That's a lawsuit waiting to happen.

[azhenfud]

One of the guys I work with said his elderly dad once tipped their server $100 and told her to use some of the money to get her teeth fixed. He said he could have crawled under the table and slithered out of the restaurant in embarrassment - but with an 81 year old with dementia, what can you do?