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http://www.cnn.com/2011/12/26/travel/tipping-guide-tl/index.html?hpt=hp_bn7
Tipping is meant to be a pleasurable gesture, one that marks exceptional service, creating a bond between a guest and a hotel staffer or tour guide. However, as service becomes increasingly personalized -- airport greeter; bathroom attendant; private chef -- the potential pitfalls begin to add up.
so i read that article which lead to this train of thought.
i understand tipping waiters/waitresses. they make like $2/hr.
but door men, bell hops, cab drivers, massages (legit, not the happy ending type), tennis coaches???
it seems like everyone has their hand out. i'm surprised there isnt an OCCUPYTipping movement!
your thoughts?
Tipping is meant to be a pleasurable gesture, one that marks exceptional service, creating a bond between a guest and a hotel staffer or tour guide. However, as service becomes increasingly personalized -- airport greeter; bathroom attendant; private chef -- the potential pitfalls begin to add up.
so i read that article which lead to this train of thought.
i understand tipping waiters/waitresses. they make like $2/hr.
but door men, bell hops, cab drivers, massages (legit, not the happy ending type), tennis coaches???
it seems like everyone has their hand out. i'm surprised there isnt an OCCUPYTipping movement!
your thoughts?
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