Before I had a transponder, someone in front of me paid my toll on the FL turnpike. Humanity isn't lost just yet.
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Before I had a transponder, someone in front of me paid my toll on the FL turnpike. Humanity isn't lost just yet.
Leave it in the room I guess? My neighbor used to be a hotel maid and she said a vast majority of people left a tip for her.Quote:
Originally Posted by JM Ver. 2.0
5% of nightly rate, leave it on the pillow/nightstand when you leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by JM Ver. 2.0
Hmm.... Crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharpienads
Is that the going rate?Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
Well, you talked about doing it, and someone beat you to the punch, so apparently it is a "thing" now.
Yes, you are supposed to tip your maid. I remember when I learned you are supposed to tip the haircut lady. Basically, you are supposed to tip anyone who provides a service. I've never tipped a mechanic though.
I don't tip when I go to the coffee shop, but all I get is black coffee. I'll be damned if I tip somebody for filling a cup with coffee. But now that I think about it, I would tip a bartender for filling a glass with beer. Man, my whole world just flipped upside down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Originally Posted by Irving
When I did a lot of trackside service I would get tipped
I still get tipped by good customers when they are pretty happy with the work performed.
I always buy for LEOs, EMTs, and Fire Fighters if they happen to be there when I'm getting coffee. My work days involve very little human interaction. Being that theirs do, I feel that sending them on their way with appreciation for their fellow man will spread outward.
To infinity and beyond!
I don't tip at fast food places, ever. I sometimes will tip a restaurant when I pick up food, but no more than $2.00.
Now I feel like a jerk dwalker.