I don't really mind tipping for a job well done, and I tend to be harsh for those who are lousy. (That's what tip supposed to be after all.) I have complaints

I don't really mind tipping for a job well done, and I tend to be harsh for those who are lousy. (That's what tip supposed to be after all.) I have complaints to people who is working in the service industry (or have worked in there, as part-time and whatnot) telling me that I should never undertip them/leave without tip, even if the service is horrible, because that's how "they are getting paid properly." That's total BS, if "tipping" is an incentive for better service. And if they feel undertipping/no tipping is bad because I am docking their pay, by all mean, just include that in the price and refuse any type of tipping.