By OverweightTeen - 14/01/2010 06:59 - Canada
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trust me, it didn't work
No kidding. I mean what do you expect people to tip you on? If you're a waiter, you gotta run around and carry my food and places back and forth and get me drinks and all the shit I want. Along with every other table you have. At a Subway? I just tell you what I want and you give it to me unless you're the "cook" too.
thts actually a good idea! i should try tht! thx OP!
loser
Your reasoning behind doing it is pretty sad. But putting a dollar or two in before you start your shift usually helps people tip a little bit more on a slow night (which is why I did it when working at certain establishments).
agreed
So this is how I make money playing music on the street.
Its called "priming the pump"
That is true. I sometimes freelance as a bartender and by doing this you can usually get a great deal more tips...Also when the jar gets full take the overflowing bills and place them under the counter so that the jar is 1/4 to 1/2 full. People are more inclined to make the Jar full.
first!
Not first!
Do you feel even less pathetic now that you've told us all about your patheticness(?) ?
OP, sorry. But really, I hope you...Go play. All it takes is 3 days per week.
good try...(not) u failed.
agreed. maybe you should also improve the quality of service that you put out and maybe people would want to tip you. for instance: be polite and follow good hygene.
lovely... and did you actually expect that to work??
it's pathetic that you care that much about your image. you work in a subway you're not a celebrity. be proud of that, keep your chin up, and do what you have to do
super lulz at OPs name.


trust me, it didn't work
Your reasoning behind doing it is pretty sad. But putting a dollar or two in before you start your shift usually helps people tip a little bit more on a slow night (which is why I did it when working at certain establishments).