rudeguy
Lifer
- Dec 27, 2001
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I'm posting in a thread about tipping to point out that no one needs to be tipped as the title suggests.
ok you made your point...now go back under your rock
back on point:
dog walker
hotel maid
babysitter
I'm posting in a thread about tipping to point out that no one needs to be tipped as the title suggests.
ok you made your point...now go back under your rock
back on point:
dog walker
hotel maid
babysitter
No, in the UK you cannot give a tip to a doctor, you can't give them money, if you try and tip a bartender they will put the money in a charity pot as they can't carry cash.
Lets create a thread of people who need to be tipped.
I'll start:
Pizza Delivery person
Anandtech moderators
Goo god, that is bleak.
I don't really understand why you would want to tip someone who picks up a bottle of beer and hands it to you...!?
I have no rock.
If that's all your bartender does, you're going to the wrong bar.
It is when I buy a bottle of beer, sometimes they poor my pint, sometime (on a rare occasion) they'll make me a cocktail, normally the most effort they will put is sticking a couple of shots of something in a coke for me... Hardly worth a tip!?
Some provide some conversation, good information, free drinks, and above and beyond service, this warrants a tip, in my opinion.
It is when I buy a bottle of beer, sometimes they poor my pint, sometime (on a rare occasion) they'll make me a cocktail, normally the most effort they will put is sticking a couple of shots of something in a coke for me... Hardly worth a tip!?
Free drinks is rare, conversation isn't something I pay for, nor is information, by that logic when someone asks me for directions in the street they should give me a fiver.
You HAVE to be a troll, but I gotta be honest... I agree with you on this one. The only things at a bar that warrant tipping are mixed drinks IMO.
You HAVE to be a troll, but I gotta be honest... I agree with you on this one. The only things at a bar that warrant tipping are mixed drinks IMO.
If I was in town, and I was desperately running late, and you provided me with keen information, I'd probably through you a few pounds for the trouble.
Thanks!
Wow, I feel like we live on different planets I wouldn't even remotely take money from someone for telling them directions. Where I'm from it's called being polite, it doesn't need payment.
where I'm from, people will give you wrong directions if you don't.
where I'm from, people will give you wrong directions if you don't.
Thanks!
Wow, I feel like we live on different planets I wouldn't even remotely take money from someone for telling them directions. Where I'm from it's called being polite, it doesn't need payment.
I'd at least offer, it's up to you to accept it.
I'd find it somewhat patronising. Like a charity case. Attempting to give me money for directions!
And I'd find it patronizing that you found me patronizing, culminating in my saying, "Fine then, wank off, you could have had a tin of biscuits!"
