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That would however mean the delivery person will believe you intend to tip zero until you actually do. Not discussing whether it is right or not, but I assume t
by zulln 9y ago
That would however mean the delivery person will believe you intend to tip zero until you actually do. Not discussing whether it is right or not, but I assume that could affect the received service.
- tabeth 9y agoGiven that the vast majority of situations in which you tip (notably waiters, waitresses and other staff) result in the tip being given after service, and not before, I'm OK with that.
- zulln 9y agoAbsolutely, but there is one main difference: in those scenarios you do not communicate the tipping beforehand. A more similar scenario would be to go to a restaurant, annouce that you will pay no tip, and then when you leave change your mind. The delivery person will be able to see your intentions of tipping zero, as nothing else is communicated.
- CydeWeys 9y agoHuh? It's very common to tip delivery people in cash. I remember not that long ago when there wasn't even another option -- you'd order the phone and then pay in cash (including tip) when the delivery driver arrived.
- zulln 9y agoIn those scenarios you do not communicate the tipping beforehand. This time the delivery person can see that you intend to tip zero, until you prove that wrong by actually tipping.