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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t eat out much, but, when I do, I don’t tip on the tax. And it drives me crazy when restaurants calculate the suggested tips (15%, 20%, etc.) based in the total sum of the bill—including tax. [/quote]+1. They are really snookering people with that![/quote]

Waiting on tables is a difficult job and most people do not make very much money and rely on tips. I cannot believe people on this thread are not tipping on tax, which for a $100 check would result in about an extra $1.50 in tip.[/quote]

This logic has no end. Why not 25%? These people work hard. Why not 30%? They need the money more than I do. Why not 40%? It's hardly any more than 30%![/quote]
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It’s gotten insane. People won’t be able to afford to go out anymore. We’ve already had to limit eating out because of price increases. They’re going to run themselves out of business. [/quote]

25% or even 30% you do sometimes for great service whether at a dinner or a top place.[/quote]

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