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Old 11-03-2008, 04:33 PM
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My son worked delivering pizzas for where his uncle works. He always looked forward to holiday weekends or big sports events on TV. His uncle told him and he found out that the drunker they are the better the tips! lol He stays clean and neat and gets the order there fast. Boss complimented him the second day he worked.
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I always tip deleivery drivers of things like pizza. But I agree with the loud music and smile and be neatly dressed. Many will tip more then just like a waiter that they instantly like.If you can get regular customer that wil always help as they tend to think they know you altttile.
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Old 11-04-2008, 12:02 AM
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I don't know if others feel the same way, but don't break a five for me. If the tab is $15, you're going to get a $3 tip if you hand me 5 ones. If you hand me a five, you're more likely to get a "keep the change" response.

Had a driver hand me 10 ones (<$30 tab) once. He got three bucks for his trouble. He could at least have given me a five and five ones.
The problem with that is most people do not feel the same way.
If the tab was $15 and we handed them a 5 dollar bill and they didn't have anything smaller, there would be no tip.

I wish everyone feels like you do.
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