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[quote=Anonymous]That gave me a few chuckles, so thanks. :) Lots of people seem to be at sea about the notion of tipping for grocery delivery, or threads like these wouldn't exist. So perhaps a driver mentioning what is typical for future reference isn't a horrible idea- I suppose it depends on how the suggestion was delivered. Peapod saves me time shopping, and that's worth the delivery fee to me. But the drivers are the ones dealing head-on with rain/sleet/snow/humidity, parking, slow elevators, heavy boxes of cat litter, etc. That's worth a tip to me, usually $10. And every last one has been more than worth it, in my opinion. Even before they knew they were getting a tip! Side note: I used to call cabs just about every morning, then found a regular driver. I was glad to have someone showing up without me waiting anywhere from 15-45 minutes. Because of that, I regularly paid him $20 on an $11-12 fare, using my debit card. He began complaining about how the company took 5% to process card payments. $1 of my daily $20 payment, still leaving him with a reliable fare and a 60% tip, five days a week. I "lost" his cell phone number after a couple of weeks of that nonsense. Moral: Some people are just jerks. If you got one of those, I'd expect you to act accordingly... but not make a blanket decision [i]not[/i] to tip the delivery people on that basis.[/quote]
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