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Demeter · 08-10-2005, 08:40 AM

I still occasionally work as a cashier in the store I am employed at. If I accepted a tip, I could get fired. I assume most stores are like that.
I've tipped hairdressers, deliverymen, cab drivers, etc. I usually tip at restaurants, unless the server is very negligent. For a mediocre job I pay a mediocre tip. If someone is outstanding, I tip much more. In Canada, even though waiters & waitresses are paid at least minimum wage, I think extra effort should be rewarded.

08-10-2005, 08:40 AM	#31 (permalink)
Demeter Psycho	I still occasionally work as a cashier in the store I am employed at. If I accepted a tip, I could get fired. I assume most stores are like that. I've tipped hairdressers, deliverymen, cab drivers, etc. I usually tip at restaurants, unless the server is very negligent. For a mediocre job I pay a mediocre tip. If someone is outstanding, I tip much more. In Canada, even though waiters & waitresses are paid at least minimum wage, I think extra effort should be rewarded. __________________ I am not bound to please thee with my answers. William Shakespeare