Yeah, I fucking tip pverseaa like a cliche American. What? The bartenders all seemed to appreciate it, they tell me so unlike like in America where it's expected. So, WTF are all the overseas tipping experts liars? These people want a tip even though they don't act like it. Also, don't be so quick to fuck off after giving me change, maybe I'll tip. But, if you throw me change and don't look back don't expect a tip.
Berlin danke. One more day then we'll see how the Czech appreciate tips.
I don't give a fuck! I tip when I want to. I will tip anyone who brings the food I ordered to my door. I will tip the taxi driver who would have drove me home for nothing because I get him his regular coffee for free, and I will tip good service at a restaurant.
None of that is expected of me. My tip will go straight to the guy's/gal's wallet. It is not a substitution for fucked up wages. I'm actually giving them an extra, not something they count on to keep living their life.
And yes, It does give me something in return too. I feel good about giving the great server a 20€ on top. And hey, if they come down to my business they might just leave a tip on their own, even for a lowly convenience shop owner, or my personal.
Dude, I don't give a fuck! :/
Edit: I receive "tips" in maybe tens of cents, maybe 1€, daily. It's the thought that counts for me.
When a customer, for me, considers giving a tip, or for me to just keep the change, that's a signal I did my job right. It's an endorsement.
I have people coming to my shop ONLY when I am there. That's worth a lot to me personally. Much more than the beer I could have bought from your tip.
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