One time I got a massage and tipped 20%. After the receptionist looked at the receipt, she pointed at a laminated sign showing that the recommended tip was 35%, to which I said okay and then changed the tip to 15%. I know it's kind of petty, but that sense of entitlement was disgusting.
When I was in college I was a cocktail waitress in a casino in Las Vegas. There were fellow waitresses I worked with who were SO RUDE about tips for free drinks. They'd turn their noses up at small amounts and have total attitude. We made killer money so it more than went our way in the end, but these dumbasses would constantly bitch about tips. I almost always made more than they did because no matter what I kept smiling and being super friendly. Sometimes it would really pay off in the end because someone who tipped you low the first few rounds can hit you with a big amount right before they leave.
ramenmoodles on December 3rd, 2019 at 00:07 UTC »
One time I got a massage and tipped 20%. After the receptionist looked at the receipt, she pointed at a laminated sign showing that the recommended tip was 35%, to which I said okay and then changed the tip to 15%. I know it's kind of petty, but that sense of entitlement was disgusting.
FayTalRS on December 3rd, 2019 at 00:23 UTC »
And here I am chilling in Australia in a tipless society
withbutterflies on December 3rd, 2019 at 00:25 UTC »
When I was in college I was a cocktail waitress in a casino in Las Vegas. There were fellow waitresses I worked with who were SO RUDE about tips for free drinks. They'd turn their noses up at small amounts and have total attitude. We made killer money so it more than went our way in the end, but these dumbasses would constantly bitch about tips. I almost always made more than they did because no matter what I kept smiling and being super friendly. Sometimes it would really pay off in the end because someone who tipped you low the first few rounds can hit you with a big amount right before they leave.