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i got paid 2.13 plus tips. I made that in New Orleans before and after Katrina. $2.13+tips. Wow. Up here in Seattle, servers make 8.64+tips. I tip well here even though they make way much more money than I was or can afford to give, but I worked service industry two years so I know what it is like living on nothing because people are cheap. |
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If I cannot afford to tip, I do not go out. I have waited on tables, and many other service jobs, during my life and those people are run through the hell mill on a daily basis. 20% minimum. Most times more.
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Edited by
JoeW99
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Thu 01/08/09 12:58 AM
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i got paid 2.13 plus tips. I made that in New Orleans before and after Katrina. $2.13+tips. Wow. Up here in Seattle, servers make 8.64+tips. I tip well here even though they make way much more money than I was or can afford to give, but I worked service industry two years so I know what it is like living on nothing because people are cheap. Yeah they make min + tips here in Seattle, but really what the hell is $8/hour buy you here.. i pay 5 for just my morning coffee. Gotta love Seattle 
Edit: Tip and Tip well! |
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My ex wife had worked in the food service industry, so I always make it a point to tip around 20 to 25 %.
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tipping has become an art form... personally I tip according to the service and beleive me when I say I left a penny it was what was deserved.. ( clue here ...your service really sucked)... but on the positive side I over tip most of the time usually 25% of the total bill. and then something for forgotten bus boy/girl who cleans the table off.
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If the service is good, sure. Though, it really depends on the service. If my waiter disappears and we have to hunt them down, they're not getting a good tip.
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i will start at 30%, if served nicely.
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