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There are some places that build the tip into the bill. or you have a 30%gratuity built into the bill if you have a large group of people you arrive with.
And I tip according to the service I have. Sometimes I have amazing service and I tip more that 15%, sometimes I have awful service and I tip 0%. USually it's OK service, so 15% is what I tip most of the time.
I'm not tippng 25% unless I have above average service.
I disagree with that policy and I have disputed it in the past. One occasion the policy was not displayed and the serviced sucked. I promptly disputed the charge.
Another occasion our waitress was too consumed with hamming it up for a local news crew all the while ignoring us. When the bill came with the gratuity already factored in I disputed that with the manager who, ironically, was our waitress. Poetic justice.
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Originally Posted by SeaOfGrass
Like this? (Especially funny if you like Kenneth from 30 Rock and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.):
It's been raining for a few days here. There are some poor workers trying to trim the tree across the street in the rain. They look really thrilled about it, too.
It's been raining for a few days here. There are some poor workers trying to trim the tree across the street in the rain. They look really thrilled about it, too.
Not even close, just light hearted wisecracks compared to that place.
I'm not sure which place you're saying is worse, although I'd hate to see a place worse than the video I posted.
By the way, everyone, I often forget to post the language warning when I post things. Don't want to offend. I'll see if I can go back and edit my post. (EDIT: I forgot that was from last night. Can't edit.)
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