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Troublebot · 06-16-2003, 06:24 AM

At the very least, I usually lay a dollar on the table. This is the "Thanks for bringing some food to me." tip, as there wasn't much else to it.

This goes up if I've ordered something special, been part of a large group, etc., etc. If I feel the service warrants it, I tip more.

I feel this is especially important when working with the people I support. Sometimes, it's hard for them to grasp why they need to leave a tip and how much it should be. We go over how the service was and if the server did anything especially well that deserves a bigger tip.

I just don't think I could leave a table without tipping something. Seems unnatural to me.

06-16-2003, 06:24 AM	#3 (permalink)
Troublebot Intently Rocking Location: Davey's	At the very least, I usually lay a dollar on the table. This is the "Thanks for bringing some food to me." tip, as there wasn't much else to it. This goes up if I've ordered something special, been part of a large group, etc., etc. If I feel the service warrants it, I tip more. I feel this is especially important when working with the people I support. Sometimes, it's hard for them to grasp why they need to leave a tip and how much it should be. We go over how the service was and if the server did anything especially well that deserves a bigger tip. I just don't think I could leave a table without tipping something. Seems unnatural to me. __________________ Howard Moon: The wind is my only friend. Wind: [whistling] I hate you.