Do you tip when you order take out.

[sjetexas]

I tip 1-3 bucks if they're quick and package it well. A person making 2.13 an hour is still taking time to package my food and get it ready.

 

[compman25]

Were you driven to the restaurant in a short bus? You sure are a retard.

 

[shocksyde]

Oh my, now we're getting into "pay it forward" territory.

Tipping the cashier isn't going to accomplish your goal in any way.

 

[Svnla]

Take out = your own gas and car = no extra work for employee = no tip.

Delivery = tip of course.

 

[Steve]

Cooking and cleanup staff are not service staff, thus are usually not part of the tip pool.


Does anyone else think ICRS is channeling pcslookout (who still posts here)?

 

[jonks]

Originally posted by: waggy
on a takeout? fuck no.

 

[slsmnaz]

Originally posted by: moparacer

why would you tip for picking up your food? wtf?

Really... If we go in and set down, and are waited on, and the the service is good I tip.

usually around 10-15 percent.

10% for good service huh? Interesting...

 

[Gibson486]

Originally posted by: ICRS

Originally posted by: blackdogdeek

Originally posted by: ICRS

Originally posted by: blackdogdeek

Originally posted by: ICRS

Originally posted by: Nitemare
You tip a waiter and waitress for waiting on you and cleaning up afterwards...

wtf would you tip for take out?

No I tip with the hope it goes to the chef, the bus boy, and the waitress. They all worked for the meal so they all deserved a tip. Which is why I still tip for takeout since people are still making a meal for me.

chefs and cooks don't make tips. waitstaff and busboys do; neither of which do anything for takeout orders.

I am sure most resturants I go to divide up the tip between everyone. I see no reason not too.

ok, the entire summer i worked at a restaurant, no one ever tipped the cooks because no one ever tips them. they make a regular wage/salary and do not depend on tips.

LOL in the State of California all people must make atleast $8 an hour, and I know for a fact that most of the decent resturants here pay their waitstaff over $10 an hour. This is before any tip.

no they don't. Wait staff has different wage laws. $10 an hour AND tips? Jeebus....they would end up making more than anyone out of college. Who are these people that make $10 and hour and still get tip?

 

[Xavier434]

Originally posted by: punchkin

Originally posted by: Xavier434
Yes, because I am generous and I have come to learn that if you lead a life where you do favors regularly for people (including strangers) then more favors will be done for you whether they seem deserved or not. I don't know why life works this way

Because it doesn't?

Have you tried to be this kind of person? If so, for how long? Also, were you genuinely being generous or were you in the mind set that you are doing something because you expect something else in return too much? Again, "birds of a feather..."

Also, don't knock it until you give it a fair try. To do so makes your opinion on the matter quite useless.

Lastly, if you are going to quote me then at least include the whole thing so you do not confuse others. It's not like my post was long.

 

[Soundmanred]

Results of three polls on this exact subject:
14 Yes to 76 No
15 Yes to 177 No
8 Yes to 46 No - so far (this poll)
I see a trend, and it's not going your way.

 

[ICRS]

Originally posted by: Gibson486

Originally posted by: ICRS

Originally posted by: blackdogdeek

Originally posted by: ICRS

Originally posted by: blackdogdeek

Originally posted by: ICRS

Originally posted by: Nitemare
You tip a waiter and waitress for waiting on you and cleaning up afterwards...

wtf would you tip for take out?

No I tip with the hope it goes to the chef, the bus boy, and the waitress. They all worked for the meal so they all deserved a tip. Which is why I still tip for takeout since people are still making a meal for me.

chefs and cooks don't make tips. waitstaff and busboys do; neither of which do anything for takeout orders.

I am sure most resturants I go to divide up the tip between everyone. I see no reason not too.

ok, the entire summer i worked at a restaurant, no one ever tipped the cooks because no one ever tips them. they make a regular wage/salary and do not depend on tips.

LOL in the State of California all people must make atleast $8 an hour, and I know for a fact that most of the decent resturants here pay their waitstaff over $10 an hour. This is before any tip.

no they don't. Wait staff has different wage laws. $10 an hour AND tips? Jeebus....they would end up making more than anyone out of college. Who are these people that make $10 and hour and still get tip?

No, the State of California law forbids tips from being used to make up for minimum wage. All people must make atleast $8 an hour, and I knew someone who was a waitress who made $10. $8 starting is the LAW in california for waitstaff.

This person worked in San Francisco were minimum wage for waitstaff is over $9 an hour by city/county ordinance.

 

[Saulbadguy]

What a moron.

 

[preslove]

It really depends on how long I have to wait. If the waiter/hostess sees me, comes over, and goes to get my food IMMEDIATELY, I'll give a small tip because I'm taking a bit of their time, which could be used to help tipping customers. If I have to wait at all? Hell no.

 

[Soundmanred]

Yes, Cali minimum wage for non-tipped AND tipped workers is $8/hr.

 

[mattocs]

Not for takeout. Delivery and dine in, yes, I do tip.

 

[ICRS]

Originally posted by: Soundmanred
Yes, Cali minimum wage for non-tipped AND tipped workers is $8/hr.

Though S.F it is 9.36 an hour.

 

[slsmnaz]

Originally posted by: ICRS

No, the State of California law forbids tips from being used to make up for minimum wage. All people must make atleast $8 an hour, and I knew someone who was a waitress who made $10. $8 starting is the LAW in california for waitstaff.

This person worked in San Francisco were minimum wage for waitstaff is over $9 an hour by city/county ordinance.

Which is yet another ridiculous law brought to you by the state of CA.

 

[Mr Pickles]

Originally posted by: Gothgar
I hit yes, but I meant to hit no.

Yeah for some reason I was thinking delivery. I will tip if they deliver. That's it.

 

[Mr Pickles]

Originally posted by: ICRS
My tip is for the chef, and others. Thanking them for the quick service and good food.

Yeah, again, McDonalds?

 

[purbeast0]

no why the hell would i tip when i'm going to pick it up?

 

[Zenmervolt]

Originally posted by: ICRS
No, the State of California law forbids tips from being used to make up for minimum wage. All people must make atleast $8 an hour, and I knew someone who was a waitress who made $10. $8 starting is the LAW in california for waitstaff.

This person worked in San Francisco were minimum wage for waitstaff is over $9 an hour by city/county ordinance.

If you ever wondered why the cost of living in CA is so high, you need look no further than socialist programs like this.

ZV

 

[meltdown75]

requesting mods vacation idiot n00b trolls that post common idiotic threads, especially tipping threads.

was this seriously posted AGAIN?!

if you tip for takeout, YOU'RE AN IDIOT.

there is NOTHING left to be said about it. NOTHING.

 

[Gibson486]

Originally posted by: slsmnaz

Originally posted by: ICRS

No, the State of California law forbids tips from being used to make up for minimum wage. All people must make atleast $8 an hour, and I knew someone who was a waitress who made $10. $8 starting is the LAW in california for waitstaff.

This person worked in San Francisco were minimum wage for waitstaff is over $9 an hour by city/county ordinance.

Which is yet another ridiculous law brought to you by the state of CA.

It is. Wait Staff could easily make 45K a year on that system....

 

[Kev]

It's always funny to hear the stupid shit that people will tip for.

 

[AmpedSilence]

http://articles.moneycentral.m...thAllThoseTipJars.aspx