Tip for carry out?

Anonymous
Do you tip for carry out?
Anonymous
I sometimes round up to the nearest dollar plus one, because of all the packaging they had to do, but not always.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I sometimes round up to the nearest dollar plus one, because of all the packaging they had to do, but not always.
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For pizza?
Anonymous
No, I don't. If I go get my own meal, I'm not tipping. It's out of control
Anonymous
2 bucks, give or take -- except for pizza joints. Pizza from an Italian restaurant take out, though, I will tip on.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:2 bucks, give or take


+1
Anonymous
Yes, someone has to get it together, bring it to the front and ring it up. I usually give 10-15%. I never tip for carry out at the Cheesecake Factory though since they always mess up my order.
Anonymous
No. We only tip for pizza delivery.
Anonymous
No. I tip for service. If you bring it to my table, tip. If you drive it to my house, tip. If I do the driving, and the picking up, and the serving, and all I'm doing is paying at a counter for you to hand it over, no tip.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No. I tip for service. If you bring it to my table, tip. If you drive it to my house, tip. If I do the driving, and the picking up, and the serving, and all I'm doing is paying at a counter for you to hand it over, no tip.


Agree, but somehow I still feel guilty about it.
Anonymous
When you carry out yourself? Or do you mean when you order carry out and they deliver ?
when you take out yourself, you don't need to tip. When they deliver, it's polite to give tips.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I sometimes round up to the nearest dollar plus one, because of all the packaging they had to do, but not always.
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For pizza?

I agree for pizza in a box, but when I order a bunch of things that have to be put in containers, wrapped up in foil, bags or whatever then put in a larger bag that you can carry out, I feel they need the buck or two more than I do.
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