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[quote=Anonymous]That the person is making 3/4 a hour is not my problem. It's between him/her and the employer. The employer is taking advantage of the employee. Not me. I'm willing to pay a tip in America because of the stupidity of allowing servers to make below the minimum wage but I won't go above 15% unless it truly was a wonderful service/experience.

There are millions of people making minimum wage in jobs where they stand on their feet all day too. Do they get tips? No.

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd have left 61 or 62 total. That's 15% and that is what I grew up with and that's fair to me. I refuse to get suckered into the higher tip percentages. The food and drinks are also a lot more expensive than they were years ago so don't give me that crap about cost of living justifying paying 20 or 25% tips over 15% tips.

They should get rid of tipping completely. Just pay the staff a standard wage. We now live overseas where there is a minimal tip culture and if one does exist it's around 5% or rounding off the bill and no one bats an eye.[/quote]

As long as you are aware you are cheap and stiffing someone making about 3.00 or 4.00 an hour.[/quote][/quote]

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