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(#16) Yogurt Shop Employees
Tipping a yogurt shop employee is like tipping someone to pour you a fountain drink. -
(#5) Cabdrivers Who Almost Get Into An Accident
Near-death experiences don't merit tipping.
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(#21) Produce Deliverers
If you were to come in and cook the meals, too, we could work something out. -
(#15) Parking Attendants Who Sleep/Text On The Job
No offense, but it's hard to catch car thieves while you're sleeping. -
(#11) Lazy Doormen
It's not that we don't appreciate you, it's that you're already getting paid to do your job. -
(#17) Bagel Shop Employees
Slicin' and spreadin' ain't gonna get our spare change!
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Should I tip? How much should I give? When do I pay them? These problems about tipping may be a common experience for many people. Tipping is a form of appreciation and affirmation from customers for quality service. It is said that tipping originated in London, in the 18th century, a bowl marked "to insure prompt service" was placed on the table, and customers can get quick and considerate service from the service staff with money.
For people in the United States, tipping is considered normal. We all know the general rule of 15% to 20% of the consumption amount. However, in some cases, guests can refuse to pay for tips due to poor experience. The random tool lists 25 people you should not pay tips.
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