I think that Josh was saying that nobody tips the delivery guy and it sucks, not that he doesn't necessarily tip the delivery guy.
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I think that Josh was saying that nobody tips the delivery guy and it sucks, not that he doesn't necessarily tip the delivery guy.
lol@4 replies in a row clarifying for biff/burg.
I wonder if they understand yet.
You just read a Toastmaster's guide within the last three weeks, didn't you?
No, but 3 of them inhabit my office area.
He needs to read those Toastmasters guides he's got laying around. Poor form.
What happened to your exclamation points? Those were pretty sweet.
They were fucking up my automatic logins.
A small price to pay for being so exclamatory.
If you people behaved and didn't make me keep logging into the admin console then maybe they would still be around.
I knew that saying biff/burg instead of just biff was going to come back to bite me in the ass...
It happens to the best of you.
And the worst
I don't want to eliminate tipping altogether, I want to eliminate mandatory tipping and employers paying less than minimum wage. If I get truly great service I leave a huge tip; if I get average or poor service I feel no obligation to leave any tip at all. I do anyway because it's the expectation and I don't want to be considered a cheap fuck or get my food spit in next time I eat there.
do they have bubblegum? thats my favorite.
During law school, I went the take-out route a lot, so I developed a little rule for myself. I never tipped on the first two visits. If I saw that they got my orders correct and the food was always well-packaged, I tipped on every successive visit. If the order was off or if the food was all over the place when I opened the box, I didn't tip at all.
It's always irking when you're starving and looking forward to a nice meal, but open up the take-out box to find that your order was fucked up, or the food is just thrown in there and slammed to one side. Some places are great about correct orders, so you just check your food real quick and get on out of there. Those places I end up tipping. Other places just don't give a damn, and you have to wait around for them to fix your order. Those places get nothing.
I've had a few buddies who were delivery drivers and thus got to hear all about how cheap people are. Based on that, I tip drivers very well. I refuse to order from places that charge you for delivery though. I used to assume that the extra buck or so went to the driver in order to make up for cheap fucks. Apparently that is not the case.
It is not the case at all. Tipping your delivery driver is necessary. Its cheaper to give him a few bucks than it is to replace your mailbox, or get new windshield wipers for your car.
I had to explain this to a girl yesterday and she eventually did end up tipping the guy. Poorly, probably, but at least she gave him something. She was griping about a $5 delivery charge and seemed to think it was okay to take her displeasure out on the driver. That shit drives me crazy.
I do.
I figure that if a person is so much in the hole that they are stuck delivering fast food for a living that they deserve something extra.
Let me tell you, if you're not only too lazy to cook for yourself but also too lazy to get off your ass to go out to eat or pick up take out for yourself, and you're not tipping the delivery driver, then you're a complete ass.
My best friends dad lost his left leg when he was in a car accident and his mom killed her self, him and his dad went through hard times because his dad couldn't do much. Now he delivers chinese food and makes shit wages. They lived in a trailer all through these hard times and can barely get by with his wages as a chinese food delivery driver.
Now my friend is going to a college for Software Engineering and is getting out of living in that shithole of a place that they have lived for a long time. Whenever I look at a Pizza guy or a chinese food delivery man I see my best friends dad trying to make enough to get by for him and his son.
flame on, you ignorant POS.
Ends meat? Does that taste like chicken?
Oh shit.
Well, that's great and all, just don't go accusing me of cutting your friend's dad's leg off or whatever.
I didn't but in my original post I said that I thought that people that are stuck doing that as a living deserve to make a little extra.
Giving a cornchip to a squirrel is totally different than giving a person delivering food for a living a little money extra to get by. Also helping people out isn't telling them that your better than they are, it's enabling them to do better and help themselves out.
:lol: Ever serve food at a country club?
actually I have worked at a yatch club before.
Then what the fuck's your problem? Besides "none at all"?
Condescending tips are basically the main thing in that arena.
I would take a $20 condescending tip over a $5 appreciative tip any day. "Oh yes sir, I have 3 babies, and a dead hooker mother, live in a trailer, and have AIDS. Oh no sir, you don't have to tip me any more. My life isn't so bad. No... okay, why thank you."
19 out of 79 people on TNL know how the world works. How sad :(
This was actually a question on the Everyone Votes channel last week. The overwhelming answer was "no," which is also the correct answer. If I'm getting in my car and driving to the restaurant to pick up my food, why the hell would I tip? Would you also tip the cashier at the grocery store for ringing up your order?
who the fuck tips while picking up take-out. what are you, retarded?
Damn... I don't remember off the top of my head, but I want to say it was a little before. Either way, it was right around the same time.
The Asian sensation strikes again... with increasing frequency, at that. Are you back on a computer?
You speak as if it's bad form not to tip someone who just has to put your order in a bag. I've known plenty (PLENTY) of people who've worked the service industry and have been stuck in the to-go section. Many of those places split the tips between the servers and it includes the person at the window. I'm not dropping an extra 15% tip if I have to do the traveling to pick up the food. It's absurd.
If you want to tip them, fine. That's what you want to do. You shouldn't, however, berate those that don't because you believe it's the right thing to do. Thing is, it is subjective. I don't believe it's fair to assume I'm going to leave you a tip for an order I have to pick up. Putting an order together really isn't hard to do.
I don't go to Mcdonalds often, but yes I leave a tip unless they tell me not to.
Hell Thief can verify I tip the fuckings cooks at BW3.
Wow.
Just wow.
Yeah, I'm not cheap and I take care of people so what?
I'm not cheap, but tipping at McDonalds?
I tip the fucking guy who delivers my paper if I happen to be awake in the morning. Kid loves it, 5 extra bucks for him, and my paper is always placed under my stoop so it doesn't get wet.
If I waved to you while walking by, would you tip me?
If there are garbage items that are too big for pickup, I set a nice surprise 6-pack next to them and they seem to disappear no problem.