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Not a thing that's done in Ireland so no I don't
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i don't like to tip and hardly ever do at bars.
Restaurant I tend to tip whatever my change is plus a coupe singles and I only do that because America allows waitress and waiters to work for below min wage pushing the restaurants payroll on us.
Restaurant I tend to tip whatever my change is plus a coupe singles and I only do that because America allows waitress and waiters to work for below min wage pushing the restaurants payroll on us.
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Depends where I am. If I'm out to eat in anywhere I usually leave a 20% tip, 15% if the service isn't that good. Although, there is a sushi place I go to where I usually leave a 20-25% tip, exceptionally great service there.
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I always tip . How much depends on service , if they where bad 10% if they where okay 15% and anything better than okay gets above 15 based on price of meal and money in my wallet
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Yeah if I'm satisfied with the service and they deserve it I always tip!
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this topic revealed a lot of cheapskates on TTG lol
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It really depends how the service was like most people already said I'll still give them a tip either way even it was a bad service just less money obviously.
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I ALWAYS tip regardless of service.
I usually leave 20% and if they're really good, more than that. and if they arent I would do like prob 5%-10%
I usually leave 20% and if they're really good, more than that. and if they arent I would do like prob 5%-10%
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PostMalone wrote this topic revealed a lot of cheapskates on TTG lol
This topic revealed TTG members come from different cultures.
Some dont need to give tips, some like to be generous, some can't afford to give out money and some dont leave their bedrooms. There is a saying about not praying in public since it's just showing off how righteous you are, I believe this is like tipping in my culture, if i say "keep the change" and its like £10 change then people would actively look down on me since its seen as showing off my wealth. Cultures which have huge class divide are often like this since its the polite thing to do. I see some cultures openly talk about how much they make so openly but to me its a foreign concept or a taboo thing.
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Some dont need to give tips, some like to be generous, some can't afford to give out money and some dont leave their bedrooms. There is a saying about not praying in public since it's just showing off how righteous you are, I believe this is like tipping in my culture, if i say "keep the change" and its like £10 change then people would actively look down on me since its seen as showing off my wealth. Cultures which have huge class divide are often like this since its the polite thing to do. I see some cultures openly talk about how much they make so openly but to me its a foreign concept or a taboo thing.
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Tight wrote Not a thing that's done in Ireland so no I don't
I'm from Ireland and yes people do tip others, maybe your from a strange area :L
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