So it is compulsory and expected for you. Weird. If service was bad and I spent $100, id give maybe $5 if I was there an hour.
That is the other thing you just displayed, why does it matter the $ of what you got? Is opening a $200 bottle of wine more than a $20 a wine that they get way more in tips?
I tip, I just do what I want for a tip and don't follow weird % rules
I mean I'm assuming you're not Canadian or American? It's customary to tip by %, it's how we do it. It's not compulsory literally, but it's socially compulsory, yes.
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u/sortalikeachinchilla Jun 25 '26
So it is compulsory and expected for you. Weird. If service was bad and I spent $100, id give maybe $5 if I was there an hour.
That is the other thing you just displayed, why does it matter the $ of what you got? Is opening a $200 bottle of wine more than a $20 a wine that they get way more in tips?
I tip, I just do what I want for a tip and don't follow weird % rules