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Alright, this is something that's been bothering me for a while now.
I would think that I'm a decent tipper (usually 20-22%), but the delivery guys don't even mention the fact that I left them a tip. I usually place orders and tip online, if that makes a difference.
Am I overreacting, or is it how things are in NYC??
Alright, this is something that's been bothering me for a while now.
I would think that I'm a decent tipper (usually 20-22%), but the delivery guys don't even mention the fact that I left them a tip. I usually place orders and tip online, if that makes a difference.
Am I overreacting, or is it how things are in NYC??
One of the local diners in my area has you sign the credit card slip when the food is delivered as the delivery person carries an old fashioned machine that imprints your credit card information on the slip. On this slip there is a place to add a tip via credit card and the delivery person can see what that tip is. So in this particular case, I see no reason not to add the tip via credit card.
I bartend, and although the places I work give us our CC tips in cash at the end of the shift, many places don't. your server/bartender might not see that money for 2 weeks since so many places pay bi-weekly now. delivery guys might never see online tips if mgmt decides to keep it
always tip in cash.
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