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Originally Posted by maleficent
Nope. but places like Starbucks and Subway (sandwich shops) now all have tip jars out on the counter...
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That doesn't mean one has to use it. I can remember at one time that people didn't tip or tipped less if it was a buffet. Now I find myself tipping for buffets much the same as I would at other places. The barbers who cut my hair as a boy didn't work for tips, now when I have my hair cut there is always a tip jar. I suppose we can be conditioned to do many things. At the airport, why do I tip the skycap and not the person at the ticket counter? Why do I tip the parking shuttle driver and not the person I pay for my parking? :shrug: