I've seen tip jars on counters at convenience stores and fast food places.
Hair dressers, donut shops, concessions stands.
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I don't tip too many jobs. I do not put money in tip jars. Those people are being paid minimum wage.
I tip my shampoo girl & hairdresser. I tip my grocery delivery guy. I tip pizza, etc. food delivery people. I tip the guys at the airport who carry my luggage. I tip taxi drivers on the very rare occasions I use taxis. And of course I tip wait staff at restaurants. That is all I can think of.
-- Edited by Lexxy on Tuesday 15th of March 2016 03:03:52 PM
Normally I leave it on the stage, they don't like you touching the dancers.
This is true.
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If there is a tip jar out and someone is just making me a coffee, scooping an ice cream etc... I will leave a tip if they are extra nice or helpful. I get coffee from the same person every day. I gave her $40 at Xmas as a thank you for a very caffeinated year.
Otherwise I tip: wait staff, hairdressers, nail salon workers, delivery people, and the young kid who has helped me haul crap into my apartment before.
We had to have the septic tank sucked out. They didn't get a tip. I think they probably deserve one more than a coffee jockey.
No one ever tipped dad for restoring their water or stopping a leak.
The wrecker guy didn't expect a tip.
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Dancers
Waitstaff
Maids
Taxi
Hairdresser
Valet
Baggage check (but not the last time when he made me pull out two pounds of crap when the bag was at 52 lbs.)
Drivers
Bell hops
Valets
Room service
Waiters
Nail techs
Delivery guys
And if i have coin change and there is a tip jar, i will put the change in there...
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Tipping the servers, bartender and band is important.
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If you roll your eyes at every customer I will not be dropping change in your tip jar on the counter. Smile and be curteous and thank me for my business I will tipping for sure.
I don't tip at Starbucks. I have a gold card and they take it right off that. Too bad. I don't go there enough to tip a certain person. We do have four Starbucks right near us in three directions. We like one a lot more than the others so we show our thanks by patronizing it more than any other one. I tip the hairdresser, nail person, waiters and waitresses. We don't travel so don't have that. We tip the pizza person if they deliver but we rarely do that. They charge a seven dollar delivery fee and I can pick it up for that. We usually tip about $5-10. So that can be up to $17 we save by picking it up. Yeah, we don't do delivery. I've only tipped a dancer once. Or my b/f at the time did. lol She had no issue with me touching her.
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I tip the men who pick up the garbage. But not at Christmas! I tip them June/July, when it's hot and sticky, and they're thinking about their up-coming vacations! They've always taken very good care of me, and have never damaged the (rather expensive) cans.
I tip food delivery people (delivery pizza or the like), waitstaff, and my barber. That's pretty much it. I give Christmas presents to numerous others (like the letter carrier, or a cashier that's always nice to me at the store) but don't consider that really a 'tip'.
Hairdresser, pedi person, dog groomer, waitstaff, moving people, food delivery. I don't put money in the tip jars, as a matter of fact, most of those tip jars are no longer in the coffee shops around here.
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What about Christmas gifts? According to some, you are supposed to give a gift to literally everybody you interact with from teachers, child care workers, post man, garbage man and on and on. I mean, yes, that is a nice thing to but honestly, i just don't have time to make that happen sorry. And, no i am not going to tip the Postman. They have one of the best jobs going with great retirement, pay and benefits so i don't tip govt workers.
The garbage man, i would have to get up at 3 am and go stand outside to even know who is taking out my trash.