Is $5 on a $65 bill considered an acceptable tip?
Is $5 on a $65 bill considered an acceptable tip?
Hudson Hughes
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Noah Baker
Depends on the amount of service you've provided, but usually it's at least 10% - but it varies from place to place
Fx. Flannigans have a 18-22% tip range printed on your receipt.
Hunter Bell
No
Xavier Jenkins
well no, but boomers are far more likely to tip than younger people... lol
Christian Perez
not this thread again. gtfo.
Colton Bailey
Fuck off lazy trollfag cunt
Henry Hill
Nah, tip at least fifteen unless they did something to offend you
Parker Murphy
sage.
Cooper Reed
roll
Daniel Russell
They’re crazy if they think I’m gonna tip 20% of MY bill.
And for a $65 dollar meal, $5 dollars is fair. Because 1) It’s your duty as a server to serve... you’re doing nothing to help someone that requires you to go out of your way. And 2) You should be grateful people are giving you extra money out of their pocket period. Be it a dollar or $5. That’s money you didn’t have before and if you think about it, there’s other people don’t get tips that are actually more deserving of a tip than a server such as elderly homeless people. Regardless of their life choices that got them there, they are not getting a check and have no possibility of getting a job because of their age.