How much do you tip the pizza guy on a $25 bill?

[Cooter]

That amount I'd tip about $5.00 but my ass you usually does carry-out because this really hot high school chick works at the local papa johns. I tip a $1.00 on my carry-out orders too.

good man!

I tip $1 on my $1 Sonic Drinks

[Couver]

I over tip as a rule just because I would not to be wanting that job... I am out of the having food come to me biz though... The major chains used to be edible now its just shit on dough but "Its only 10$ no matter toppings or size" screw that I am done. If I want a no shit pizza done right I will drive to an Italian joint and sit and eat just like I would a steak dinner..... All the joints now are in competition on big for less money. You get what you pay for....

[Blackpony]

10-20% is not tipping WELL. 10% would be almost as much of a slap on the face as being stiffed. Just saying, I don't mean to offend you or anything.

Oh well that is what you are getting from me. I feel that one is deserving of a $20-30 tip when all they did was took my order, filled my drinks a couple times and someone else brought me my food typically not the waitress..


That would be like me expecting a tip for installing gears when I'm already getting paid a salary. And if you don't tip me I'll leave your lug nuts loose. I don't do that. I do the job I was hired for an am getting paid by my employer for. I don't expect a tip nor do I typically even accept one. This is my job!! I chose to work doin this I don't expect anything more or anything less. That's like tipping the guy at the carwash $10 on a $5 wash to take your money ad spray the front of your car with soapy water. That is the job you chose. If it doesn't pay enough get another job. Don't expect someone to pay your salary.


My opinion

[ELVIS]

people who don't tip well just weird me out... I don't even hang out with them nor will I be friends with them.

What goes around comes around, and I don't want to be hanging around with somebody when their bad karma catches up to them.

Tipping well and helping people out comes back around to you. Treating people like shit does the same thing.

A few weeks ago, I was at the meskin tire shop getting some changeovers done on my dually before I sold it. I think my bill was like $60. Each of the three dudes who sweat their fucking asses off working on my truck got a $5 bill.

If you treat somebody right, there's a chance that they'll go out and treat somebody else right. Treat somebody like shit, and you're part of the problem... like THE problem

those vatos have pitbullz!

god bless.

[SEB]

people who don't tip well just weird me out... I don't even hang out with them nor will I be friends with them.

What goes around comes around, and I don't want to be hanging around with somebody when their bad karma catches up to them.

Tipping well and helping people out comes back around to you. Treating people like shit does the same thing.

A few weeks ago, I was at the meskin tire shop getting some changeovers done on my dually before I sold it. I think my bill was like $60. Each of the three dudes who sweat their fucking asses off working on my truck got a $5 bill.

If you treat somebody right, there's a chance that they'll go out and treat somebody else right. Treat somebody like shit, and you're part of the problem... like THE problem

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[mustangguy289]

Tipping sucks.

[SS Junk]

Lulz. Dumbass.

He has a point. A tip is a courtesy and not required unless gratuity is included in the bill. I waited tables for several months while between jobs and it sucked, but realized it's a necessity to work for whatever "reward" I received.

[SEB]

I will say I dont see $5 tip on Pizza. Most pizza's are $12 to $15 at best. I tip %15 to %20 as a rule of thumb. $5 is crazy to me

[slow99]

Oh well that is what you are getting from me. I feel that one is deserving of a $20-30 tip when all they did was took my order, filled my drinks a couple times and someone else brought me my food typically not the waitress..


That would be like me expecting a tip for installing gears when I'm already getting paid a salary. And if you don't tip me I'll leave your lug nuts loose. I don't do that. I do the job I was hired for an am getting paid by my employer for. I don't expect a tip nor do I typically even accept one. This is my job!! I chose to work doin this I don't expect anything more or anything less. That's like tipping the guy at the carwash $10 on a $5 wash to take your money ad spray the front of your car with soapy water. That is the job you chose. If it doesn't pay enough get another job. Don't expect someone to pay your salary.


My opinion

You install gears for $2.13 an hour?

[bcoop]

people who don't tip well just weird me out... I don't even hang out with them nor will I be friends with them.

What goes around comes around, and I don't want to be hanging around with somebody when their bad karma catches up to them.

Tipping well and helping people out comes back around to you. Treating people like shit does the same thing.

A few weeks ago, I was at the meskin tire shop getting some changeovers done on my dually before I sold it. I think my bill was like $60. Each of the three dudes who sweat their fucking asses off working on my truck got a $5 bill.

If you treat somebody right, there's a chance that they'll go out and treat somebody else right. Treat somebody like shit, and you're part of the problem... like THE problem

Exactly. I took a date out a couple weeks ago to a nice place, and the entire meal, drinks, etc was comp'd. Not only that, but our waiter walked us next door to a new restaurant for drinks and dessert, introduced us to the Chef, bartender, and manager. Obviously, an incredibly nice thing the restaurant did.

I never saw a tab for either, so it's hard to say what it cost, but if I had to guess, it was $350ish between the two. The waiter at the first place got a tip of $150, and the bartender at the second got a tip of $50. Pay it forward. Yes, they are doing a job. But you take care of those that take care of you. I think tips are a good indicator of character. When I date a girl, I will let them pick up the tab one night to see how they tip. Shitty tipper, gets shown the door. I know girls that judge men they date the same way.

[mustangguy289]

Exactly. I took a date out a couple weeks ago to a nice place, and the entire meal, drinks, etc was comp'd. Not only that, but our waiter walked us next door to a new restaurant for drinks and dessert, introduced us to the Chef, bartender, and manager. Obviously, an incredibly nice thing the restaurant did.

I never saw a tab for either, so it's hard to say what it cost, but if I had to guess, it was $350ish between the two. The waiter at the first place got a tip of $150, and the bartender at the second got a tip of $50. Pay it forward. Yes, they are doing a job. But you take care of those that take care of you. I think tips are a good indicator of character. When I date a girl, I will let them pick up the tab one night to see how they tip. Shitty tipper, gets shown the door. I know girls that judge men they date the same way.

It is easy to give a $150 dollar tip when you unexpectedly got a $350 meal for free.

How much would you have tipped if the entire bill was $350?

So while you are touting your generous tipping skills.. you are really saving yourself about $270 over what anyone else would have had to pay assuming 20% tip.

[bcoop]

It is easy to give a $150 dollar tip when you unexpectedly got a $350 meal for free.

How much would you have tipped if the entire bill was $350?

So while you are touting your generous tipping skills.. you are really saving yourself about $270 over what anyone else would have had to pay assuming 20% tip.

At this place, I tip 40-50% depending on how many courses, drinks, whether or not I got a bottle of wine, etc. I didn't save myself anything. He would have received that or close to it regardless.

[SEB]

Exactly. I took a date out a couple weeks ago to a nice place, and the entire meal, drinks, etc was comp'd. Not only that, but our waiter walked us next door to a new restaurant for drinks and dessert, introduced us to the Chef, bartender, and manager. Obviously, an incredibly nice thing the restaurant did.

I never saw a tab for either, so it's hard to say what it cost, but if I had to guess, it was $350ish between the two. The waiter at the first place got a tip of $150, and the bartender at the second got a tip of $50. Pay it forward. Yes, they are doing a job. But you take care of those that take care of you. I think tips are a good indicator of character. When I date a girl, I will let them pick up the tab one night to see how they tip. Shitty tipper, gets shown the door. I know girls that judge men they date the same way.

Dang Brent. Big PIMP. You got girls paying.

[bcoop]

Dang Brent. Big PIMP. You got girls paying.

Not really. I pay 99 percent of the time. But if things look like they could get serious, that's when I will ask that they pick up the tab one night.

[TENGRAM]

I over tip as a rule just because I would not to be wanting that job... I am out of the having food come to me biz though... The major chains used to be edible now its just shit on dough but "Its only 10$ no matter toppings or size" screw that I am done. If I want a no shit pizza done right I will drive to an Italian joint and sit and eat just like I would a steak dinner..... All the joints now are in competition on big for less money. You get what you pay for....

What?