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So you have to tip taxi drivers in US?

• titanomachy 11y ago
  Canada. You don't have to, but it often seems to be expected. EDIT: if you fail to tip a driver, it's unlikely that there will be consequences for you. Failing to tip at a restaurant you frequent could affect your service in the future.
  • fsniper 11y ago
    Well, It's twisted in my opinion. I get a service, but I can't know exactly how much it costs pre-service, and the outcome would be based on "how both parties feels after". If I don't feel the service is good, I pay less. But this means, I will not be able to get better service ever again. Tipping should be a reward, an incentive. I'm not the employer. Waiter/waitress is not on my payroll, I should not be the one thinking about their take home pay.
    • rlease 11y ago
      Exactly, especially considering that tipped positions are payed drastically different depending on what state you're in. You shouldn't have to know the employee compensation laws of the state to know whether someone is making a decent wage by serving you.