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Tip what? I know how to tip a cow.
What restaurant has cows for waiters?
Yes. I tip right around 20% everywhere I go. Good or bad service.
Person might be having a bad day.
The strip clubs you frequent, I suppose.
Even fast food?
I choose "only if...." because I tipped the first time I went there -- she was on roller skates, for bleepin's sake! -- which was also the first week or so after they opened. After that, I felt kinda dumb if I tipped. The only other fast food we patronize is In N' Out, and who's to tip? It all goes by in a blur, can't tell one funny-hatter from the next. Plus, my understanding is that, at In N' Out, they actually pay the employees.
Curious -- do they get paid less than minimum wage?Yes. The 'car hops' at Sonic rely upon tips for their income. My daughters both did their time at Sonic in high school.
Never been to a Sonic, but if I have to pay for food before I get it I don't tip.
Never been to a Sonic, but if I have to pay for food before I get it I don't tip.
That's what I always assumed too, but this weekend my sister mentioned that she always tips at Sonic, which had never even occurred to me. I have a feeling I need to make a trip to my local Sonic and start throwing money out the window to make up for years of not tipping.
Significantly less. They rely upon tips to make up the difference.Curious -- do they get paid less than minimum wage?
Significantly less. They rely upon tips to make up the difference.
I had friends in high school (late 90s) who worked at Sonic, and they were getting somewhere in the low $2 per hour range.
Most people do know to tip bartenders. I hope. Isn't necessarily the case with Sonic.That's about what I made as a bartender, but the tips made up the difference and then some (when were were busy--if there was a snowstorm, no).