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$5 on a $100 bill? In the US? That's awful.
by leesalminen 10y ago
$5 on a $100 bill? In the US? That's awful.
- hfsktr 10y agoI usually tip % but I don't go to eat at places with such high bills. I can understand the logic though of a fixed tip. There are all kinds of situations where a server spends the same amount of time/effort for each table and get different tips based on what the person ate? Why does that make sense that I would tip more because I got a steak instead of a burger and the server had to just bring it to me in either case?
- leesalminen 10y agoThat is a logical argument and I guess I understand why one would choose that line of thinking. I guess I tend to eat at the same 3 restaurants around my house. They all know me and are also my neighbors. The social pressure to not be "that guy" has pushed me to tip generously I guess.
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- TheOneTrueKyle 10y agoThen that should be apart of the price of the meal.