Tipping...
In the past month I have been faced with two occasions where I wasn't sure if I was supposed to leave a tip. I'm generally bad at this anyhow... Unless I'm at a restaurant or a bar, I don't think I should leave a tip. You decide...
This past Saturday, I had my first "Curbside To Go" experience from Ruby Tuesdays... It was convenient, fast and the food was surprisingly good when I got home. Now, do I leave a tip for the chick that brought the food to my car? In my mind, at this point... we're playing "drive thru." I don't leave a tip for the kid jockeying the register at McDonald's drive thru. I think maybe I was supposed to leave a tip though because the chick kinda shot me a dirty look when I didn't. But seriously, what did she do? What did she do above and beyond that warranted a tip?
A few weeks ago I got my daughter's name tattooed on my arm. It was a decent size tattoo... it took a fair amount of time, but I brought in the design. All he had to do was trace it out and fill it in. He did a great job, but should I leave him a tip? He didn't have to put any thought or creativity into the tattoo...
I'm not cheap or anything, but I don't want to start leaving tips for people if I don't have to. That makes me feel like I'm going to have to leave a tip every time from that point on since I did once. One last example...
The last time I bought beer I got it from this place in Dover where you walk up to the window, tell them what you want, then they go get it AND put it in your car for you. Do I tip that guy?
Someone needs to come out with a list or book or something... Tipping Etiquette. Maybe someone’s already written it… I should look.
This past Saturday, I had my first "Curbside To Go" experience from Ruby Tuesdays... It was convenient, fast and the food was surprisingly good when I got home. Now, do I leave a tip for the chick that brought the food to my car? In my mind, at this point... we're playing "drive thru." I don't leave a tip for the kid jockeying the register at McDonald's drive thru. I think maybe I was supposed to leave a tip though because the chick kinda shot me a dirty look when I didn't. But seriously, what did she do? What did she do above and beyond that warranted a tip?
A few weeks ago I got my daughter's name tattooed on my arm. It was a decent size tattoo... it took a fair amount of time, but I brought in the design. All he had to do was trace it out and fill it in. He did a great job, but should I leave him a tip? He didn't have to put any thought or creativity into the tattoo...
I'm not cheap or anything, but I don't want to start leaving tips for people if I don't have to. That makes me feel like I'm going to have to leave a tip every time from that point on since I did once. One last example...
The last time I bought beer I got it from this place in Dover where you walk up to the window, tell them what you want, then they go get it AND put it in your car for you. Do I tip that guy?
Someone needs to come out with a list or book or something... Tipping Etiquette. Maybe someone’s already written it… I should look.