Originally posted by: kyparrish
I'd give them $5 times "x" number of people working. Say "Sorry it's not much, but maybe you guys can grab lunch or a drink on me."
Originally posted by: OBW96
I bought a new mattress, and its supposed to be here between 3PM - 7PM. Should I tip the guys who are delivering it?
If so, how much?
Best idea here, I say go for it. I'll assume you spent a few hundred on the mattress, what is another $10 gonna hurt?Originally posted by: kyparrish
I'd give them $5 times "x" number of people working. Say "Sorry it's not much, but maybe you guys can grab lunch or a drink on me."
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Best idea here, I say go for it. I'll assume you spent a few hundred on the mattress, what is another $10 gonna hurt?Originally posted by: kyparrish
I'd give them $5 times "x" number of people working. Say "Sorry it's not much, but maybe you guys can grab lunch or a drink on me."
Originally posted by: HaxorNubcake
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Best idea here, I say go for it. I'll assume you spent a few hundred on the mattress, what is another $10 gonna hurt?Originally posted by: kyparrish
I'd give them $5 times "x" number of people working. Say "Sorry it's not much, but maybe you guys can grab lunch or a drink on me."
and if x=10?
Originally posted by: talyn00
Originally posted by: HaxorNubcake
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Best idea here, I say go for it. I'll assume you spent a few hundred on the mattress, what is another $10 gonna hurt?Originally posted by: kyparrish
I'd give them $5 times "x" number of people working. Say "Sorry it's not much, but maybe you guys can grab lunch or a drink on me."
and if x=10?
if they need 10 people to move a mattress then they shouldn't be in the moving/shipping business