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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The anger about paying a talented worker for their services from a bunch of people who bill or who have spouse's who bill $300+ an hour is impressive. [/quote]

Except those billing $300 plus per hr went to 10 yrs of medical training or 4 yrs of law school plus internships at the cost of several hundred thousand dollars in education to be able to bill as such.  That is not a comparable skill and investment to cosmetology school and cutting/coloring hair.  There time is certainly worth money and salons do charge a lot for services, but sorry, I'm not "tipping" an extra $60 for 2 hrs of work which I [i]already[/i] am paying for.  [/quote]

You are just cheap.  I'm a lawyer and I don't feel like I deserve to tell other professions what they should or should not charge, not begrudge them a customary tip because they didn't go to extensive, expensive schooling.  They aren't better than me.[/quote]

Except you are already paying what they are charging.  They can "charge" whatever they want and if you feel it is worth it, then you say for that service.  Tipping is not the same as charging.  Tipping is extra.  Because someone is a lawyer or a Dr or a CEO and bill $500 per hr, they should be expected to overpay in the form of exaggerating tipping for everything because they "have the money?"  Sorry, but no.  Overpaying is stupid whether you make $10 or $1000.  [/quote]

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