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> Credit cards vs. debit cards typically have no difference in fees for the end consumer; the one notable exception in suburban NY being gas stations. Thanks f
by frio 12y ago
> Credit cards vs. debit cards typically have no difference in fees for the end consumer; the one notable exception in suburban NY being gas stations.
Thanks for clearing that up; I'd wondered if that was the case.
> Tipping is only expected at a sit-down restaurant
It's interesting; that's what I was led to believe. However, even takeaway/fast food places have tip jars at the front, and I feel pretty rude not biffing a dollar or so in. Which is probably a perception thing; I'm in a position that I can do so freely, and I'm more than willing to accept that those who aren't may be less obliged.
- EpicEng 12y agoIt depends on where you are in the country. For example, I grew up in Illinois outside Chicago. I had never seen a tip jar at a freaking subway until I moved to California. I don't tip for that kind of service and I don't feel bad about it on the slightest.