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Topic	Tipping is not required, it's optional.
Lunar_Savage 07/23/18 1:41:38 AM #70:	MaverickXeo posted... Conflict posted... EpicKingdom_ posted... SSJCAT posted... If yall dont like tipping then dont go out to eat So if I don't tip, I am not allowed to eat? What kind of shit ass logic is this? It's not complicated, if you can't afford to leave a whopping $4 gratuity for a $20 meal, then don't go to a sit-down restaurant and take your ass to McDonald's. Imagine spending $200 on a meal and not leaving a tip. You can afford to waste that much money on a meal but you can't afford to tip? Tips are to be earned. They are not 'mandatory.' If you want a tip, you have to work for it. It is perfectly fine to go out for a fancy dinner and not tip if the service was not up to par. That said, why is it that 'tipping' is based on a percentage of the meal? A server bringing a $10 meal is doing the same work as one bringing a $50 meal, are they not? No. A $50 meal has far more to it and usually indicates a group larger than 1 or two... If you're somewhere where a $50 meal has the same value/quantity as a $10 meal, wtf are you doing with your money? --- Number of Mega Cookies given: (::::) 29 Tips top hat, adjusts monocle, and walks away with a cane. And yes, that IS Mr. Peanut laying unconscious on the curb <cite>Lunar_Savage posted [p:905561582] in Tipping is... [t:76833010]...</cite> <quote><cite>MaverickXeo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Conflict posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EpicKingdom_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SSJCAT posted...</cite> <quote>If yall dont like tipping then dont go out to eat</quote> So if I don't tip, I am not allowed to eat? What kind of shit ass logic is this?</quote> It's not complicated, if you can't afford to leave a whopping $4 gratuity for a $20 meal, then don't go to a sit-down restaurant and take your ass to McDonald's. Imagine spending $200 on a meal and not leaving a tip. You can afford to waste that much money on a meal but you can't afford to tip?</quote> Tips are to be earned. They are not 'mandatory.' If you want a tip, you have to work for it. It is perfectly fine to go out for a fancy dinner and not tip if the service was not up to par. That said, why is it that 'tipping' is based on a percentage of the meal? A server bringing a $10 meal is doing the same work as one bringing a $50 meal, are they not?</quote> No. A $50 meal has far more to it and usually indicates a group larger than 1 or two... If you're somewhere where a $50 meal has the same value/quantity as a $10 meal, wtf are you doing with your money? --- Number of Mega Cookies given: (::::) 29 Tips top hat, adjusts monocle, and walks away with a cane. And yes, that IS Mr. Peanut laying unconscious on the curb</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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