To: JRochelle
And they are lousy tippers.
You know, I've heard this many times and have thought about it a little. I wonder if this is because a large number of Canadian tourists are older (ie, snowbirds). I've always found that tipping is more indirectly related to age ... the older the customer, the less they leave.
Just a thought.
To: NorthOf45; JRochelle
Wait until you have seen Kiwis and Aussies. Since both NZ and Australia don't have a tipping custom and we don't normally tip here, we are even lousier than Canadians when it comes to tipping.
50 posted on
06/04/2005 3:53:26 AM PDT by
NZerFromHK
("US libs...hypocritical, naive, pompous...if US falls it will be because of these" - Tao Kit (HK))
To: NorthOf45
Years ago, I worked in restaurants in both countries.
Wages were better in Canada, so people did not feel as obliged to tip. NY had a minimum wage for service workers that was lower than the minimum wage in other industries.
Meal and drink prices were higher in Canada.
I made more money in NY.
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