Subsidize employers' right to avoid paying minimum wage, brehs.My favorite alltime argument. "I don't tip because it devalues the salary"
If you ever tip less than 15% at a restaurant don't bother going back because everyone there thinks you're a piece of shit.O no, restaurant plebs will think ill of me!
If you ever tip less than 15% at a restaurant don't bother going back because everyone there thinks you're a piece of shit.
If you ever tip less than 15% at a restaurant don't bother going back because everyone there thinks you're a piece of shit.Once I went to a restaurant and my own server was ignoring the fuck out of me, but a guy from another table kept coming by and asking me if I needed anything. So when the bill came I asked the manager if I could leave a dollar for my waiter and then I left a 30% tip for the other waiter that kept coming by.
You know what you do in that situation? Talk to the manager instead of leaving some passive aggressive tip like a shutin. Sometimes shit went down at the restaurant and they'll be happy to apologize, comp some shit.If you ever tip less than 15% at a restaurant don't bother going back because everyone there thinks you're a piece of shit.
only time i ever tip less than 15% is if the service completely sucks because the waiter if some jackoff twentysomething who thinks theyre to good for the job or whatever. or the rare situation ive had where the waiter is the owner and also clearly an angry psycho on the verge of killing his wife or something.
Does anyone not think ill of you?If you ever tip less than 15% at a restaurant don't bother going back because everyone there thinks you're a piece of shit.O no, restaurant plebs will think ill of me!
My grandma thinks I'm the shit.Does anyone not think ill of you?If you ever tip less than 15% at a restaurant don't bother going back because everyone there thinks you're a piece of shit.O no, restaurant plebs will think ill of me!
You know what you do in that situation? Talk to the manager instead of leaving some passive aggressive tip like a shutin. Sometimes shit went down at the restaurant and they'll be happy to apologize, comp some shit.
or the rare situation ive had where the waiter is the owner and also clearly an angry psycho on the verge of killing his wife or something.
Oh man this is the fucking worst :picard I hate when this shit happens
I typically tip 20-30% wherever I go more if I get free shit.
20 or 25% because the math is simpler
I mean who decides what the new standard is? Did we ever vote on it? Sounds like a bunch of FUD from Perez Hilton types or Cosmo magazine.
Also, what guarantee is there that it stops here?
Other great things about living wherever you live:Cost of living is probably way lower though.
What is the black excellence percentage?
I typically get awesome servers that earn their tip. Like the woman who was super honest at the chinese restaurant when we were ordering. Hilarious.
"can we uh get the broccoli beef"
"you don't want that"
"oh well what do you recommend?"
Then she listed off the good shit. Ah yeah. Honest servers rule.
she pulled one over on you. Just clearing out old inventory by suggesting dishes :jawalrus
I generally tip 16-18%. I calculate 15% then round up + add a buck or two. I just can't accept 20% as the new standard, sorry. :-\This is basically what I do. Fuck outta here with that 20% minimum bullshit.
Good ol Japan. No tipping required, they just calculate the cost of paying their staff better than a slave into your meal's price.This is the ideal solution, but it's never going to happen. You know what the wage is in some states for tipped employees? $2.13 :fbm
It's an intractable situation here. Places where the cost of living is higher obviously have passed higher minimums, but shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit, most of America? It's going to be 2.13 for a long time. Lesson is tip your servers well or they'll wonder why your poor ass isn't home eating cold spaghetti-os.Good ol Japan. No tipping required, they just calculate the cost of paying their staff better than a slave into your meal's price.This is the ideal solution, but it's never going to happen. You know what the wage is in some states for tipped employees? $2.13 :fbm
Yeah, that's fucked up. I don't think they're allowed to do that in Canada. Servers in Canada always get at least minimum wage, plus tips.
also never send anything back unless you're a regular, and even then only if they give you fish when you ordered chicken or somethingI have a relative who sends things back if it's not hot enough that she can't eat it right away.
yep. And we are still expected to do at least 10%. Filthy Americans should feel bad about their 21st century slave system.Good ol Japan. No tipping required, they just calculate the cost of paying their staff better than a slave into your meal's price.This is the ideal solution, but it's never going to happen. You know what the wage is in some states for tipped employees? $2.13 :fbm
Yeah, that's fucked up. I don't think they're allowed to do that in Canada. Servers in Canada always get at least minimum wage, plus tips.
Even if I cook using foods from Whole Paycheck, it's usually cheaper and tastes better than going out to eat anyway.
Other great things about living wherever you live:• no minorities
Good ol Japan. No tipping required, they just calculate the cost of paying their staff better than a slave into your meal's price.
| Tipping Situation | % People Who Tip | Low Tip | Average Tip | High Tip | If you Don't Tip | % Salary | % Salary | Notes |
| Japan | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | NORMAL | 0 | 0 | Don't. Stop asking. There's no tipping. |
15% standard, usually rounded up to the nearest dollar... More if something exceptionally good.not in Hispanic neighborhoods. OTB Hispanics dont tip so at most authentic restaurants here the service is crap. Its gotten better since I'm a regular at a lot and they realize I do tip. Plus :bow Cholas :bow2 I'll tip them just so that they can continue to afford getting those nails done mami
Nothing wrong with leaving nothing if, for example, they just bring you food and proceed to ignore you - at that point it's no different than drive-thru. Service that bad is rare.
My problem is I kind of have no idea what "good service" is, and I'm not sure I'd want it anyway.
My problem is I kind of have no idea what "good service" is, and I'm not sure I'd want it anyway.
My problem is I kind of have no idea what "good service" is, and I'm not sure I'd want it anyway.
There is a very simple solution to this.
1) First we determine a list of potentially positive or negative actions a server might do, such as smiling or being too assertive about water refills, lets say we determine a list of 50 such actions. For simplification these will be boolean variables, making up our feature vector.
2) Go to five thousand or so restaurants and observe the service for these actions
3) Crowdsource the data so that we show someone a feature vector and ask how much of a tip someone ought to get based on the given actions
4) Build a regression model, maybe use a deep belief net because those are the shit
Then all you need to do is observe the given actions of a server at a new restaurants and ask the regression model how much you should tip.