Yes, around 10% as long as the service was acceptable
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i do not tip in restaurants, because im poor slav peasant cant even afford myself a good pc
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BUT you are a movement god 8-)
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how much is their wage without tips
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15-20% always
10%+
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You are probably really bad at your job
not really common in BR
i tip +30%, because i hook up with the waitress later.
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How do you do that 🤯?
no and i dont know anyone that does it either, its expensive enough as it is
here you're basically forced to whether it's shit service or not or they harass you
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yup, bad service- 10%, good service 15%, excellent service 20% is the standard here
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My sis was a waitress in the US for around 3 months and she made lots of money there
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She might have a side hustle too!
yes
5% tip for men
10% tip for women
150% tip if she is hot and gives me her number
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give more than just tip mens)))
Always especially if it’s young person
Also delivery for sure
Around 1-1,5 euro if we speak about Food.
If we speak about coffee 0,50.
tipping is a scam and should be forbidden, would you give them the money if they were simply sitting in their own home? they are already getting paid for their labor
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Yea usually 25%. And I do 40% for hairdresser since I feel bad that they have to touch me.
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that doesn't sound very "chad" to me.
No, i dont.
Sometimes i give 1€ or 2€ but is very rare.
No
Naah, tipping doesn't really exist in Sweden.
No,tipping is for 3rd worlders
If service is extra special somehow, but otherwise not. The wages here are fine, so tipping is not expected or anything.
When traveling I always make sure to know what is the norm where I go. If it is somewhere that staff is depending on tips then of course I tip unless service is exceptionally bad.
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+1
Once tipped my credit card to young beautiful russian lady. She went back to russia next day.
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Should’ve done her thqt night then
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Makes sense and I am sure no one minds.
In the EU it differs some depending where you are, but in general everyone working earns a decent living.
Working at McDonalds here earns you $22 an hour, you get six weeks paid vacation per year, one of maternity leave, paid sick days... and there is a pension plan.
nytimes.com/2020/05/08/opinion/sunday/us..
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+1
How it should be done.
yes, it depends how much. last time i went it was 20%
really uncommon around here and when there are tips, the 10% value is already embedded on the final price, example: if I go to a restaurant and waste 50 BRL the cashier will bill me 55 (but it's not mandatory to pay it, by law. You can always tell the cashier you only want to pay the what you spent originally). Very uncommon for people to give money to waiters. I have never done it myself and also never saw anybody do it.
Tipping is retarded af. Waiters usually have a decent salary, there is no need to pay them extra. Idiotic tradition.
what is a restaurant?
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only thing you fucking is molded after Lana Rhoades calm down
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if u have a big dik then u should tip
I always do it :( 10-20% for my ubereats/glovo/foodpanda amigos
I dont ususally tip at restaurants I dont even think about it when I'm there.But I do tip the pizza delivery guy quite often,mostly the change.
yes
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Wtf its too rude to poor people who can't afford tipping
Idk just round up the bill
Depends on where I eat. Most restaurants in Canada expects tips so I usually tip between 20-30%. In other countries, it depends. For example I don't tip in most restaurants in China but some higher end restaurants requires tips.
Almost never.
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