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Tipping ettiquette

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That hasn't really been my experience so far this year selling beer down there at GABP. I'd say over 75% of people at least tip the 75 cents (beers are $8.25) and quite a few will tip even more. Sometimes I'm surprised even. Happens quite a bit that I'll get a $10 and told to keep the changes or a $20 on two beers and be told to keep the change ($3.50).

 

I will say that women are the worst tippers, not trying to be sexist, but the majority of times that I don't get tipped, its a middle aged woman, or a 21-24 year old.

 

Maybe it's because they aren't as used to buying drinks?

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Maybe it's because they aren't as used to buying drinks?

 

Could be, I'm not sure.

 

With this being my 2nd job, any commission I make, I see as a bonus. Any tips on top of that is double bonus.

I got some guys delivering bedroom furniture tomorrow. Would you guys tip? If so how much? I was planning on just giving them a $20.

I got some guys delivering bedroom furniture tomorrow. Would you guys tip? If so how much? I was planning on just giving them a $20.

 

If they are taking it upstairs, as much beer as you got!

I got some guys delivering bedroom furniture tomorrow. Would you guys tip? If so how much? I was planning on just giving them a $20.

 

May not be an accurate comparison, but I give the Dish/Direct guy $10 or $20.

If they are taking it upstairs, as much beer as you got!

 

I doubt they can drink on the job. :lol2: They have more to deliver.

May not be an accurate comparison, but I give the Dish/Direct guy $10 or $20.

 

For setting up the satellite?

I don't tip workers such as furniture and satellites.

 

to me that is their job and they are paid a salary to do it.

I don't tip workers such as furniture and satellites.

 

to me that is their job and they are paid a salary to do it.

 

 

 

Yes.

 

I guess the satellite guy is no different but I never thought about tipping them.

I guess the satellite guy is no different but I never thought about tipping them.

 

I didn't either until someone mentioned it to me.

I doubt they can drink on the job. :lol2: They have more to deliver.

 

I was kidding, but that was what I used to do if I asked some buddies to help me move.

I didn't either until someone mentioned it to me.

 

Never tipped my barber until my wife always told me she tipped her hairdresser.

I was kidding, but that was what I used to do if I asked some buddies to help me move.

 

Same here. Pizza and beer

Never tipped my barber until my wife always told me she tipped her hairdresser.

 

I give my barber a $50 gift card to Ruby Tuesday every Christmas. But he cuts my hair for free.

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