Cheapskates
Today, I was working as a waitress at this pub. It was dead. After 4 hours I had only made 5$ in tips. A friendly couple came in and complimented EVERYTHING down to the freshness of the lemons in their tea. The bill came to $50. They left me a $5 gift card to Starbucks. I don't drink coffee. FML
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Kitola 2
Well, there's tea and pastries there, too, yanno. I always get a Chai when I go there. No reason to be completely thankless.
imkendra 0
Ooh, burn! I was tipped with toothbrushes once. Hey cool, number 1 =D
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Burner2K0 0
Greedy customers should all get raped by Pedobear!!
cheese1756 0
They have good things like lemon pound cake, sandwiches, and drinks to. Its not all coffee
greatnt249 0
"Be happy you goty a tip, $5 is 10% so that is a good value" In America, 15% is generally considered the accepted minimum, given that waiters/waitresses already make below minimum wage as it is.
joonsson 21
Who cares what other people say is the minimum. A tip is a reward for great service. If the service was average you will get a small tip from me and if it's good you'll get 10% or so. Sure, tipping customs are different here but I'm not going to change my ways when I travel just because you can't get your boss to pay you an acceptable salary. It won't change for you guys until people stop tipping that much.
peach_fml 0
Beware of complementers!! Anytime someone complements you a bunch, odds are you aren't getting a good tip. I think in their warped little brains they think that complement is your tip. But that doesn't pay the rent!
jonnymohio 2
Be grateful you got anything. You sound ungrateful. Would you be angrier if they'd left you nothing? I always tip 20% BTW.
NoneOfTheAbove 0
Wow I got a bra once from an old couple in a tip. consider yourself lucky.
trinatruffle 0
ha that sux, i hate coffee, :) yeah baaadddd luck there
TDKnight79 0
not fml worthy
NoneOfTheAbove 0
Ewww by the way
Dorri 0
"chillax... you can't expect a wonderful tip from everybody. They probably were a bit tight on money (we're in a recession or haven't you heard) but still wanted to leave you something." If they're so tight on money then why are they buying a $50 meal? All these people talking about being grateful have obviously never been a waitress. It's hard work and their income has a lot to do with tips (their salaries are usually minimum wage; sometimes less). A $5 giftcard for a $50 meal is a shitty tip.