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  1. 1. Do you "tip" ?

    • 1. Yes
      79
    • 2. No
      13
    • 3. Only for exceptional service
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I agree, if your company pay you that sort of money and rake in huge profits I suggest you get down the job centre and find something that pays better.

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what a stupid attitude. you've obviously never had to struggle in your life, too bad, because it might have made you a more compassionate person.

Taxi drivers: The change if it's less than a ?1, otherwise none. I won't delibrately tip.

Delivery guys: The change if it's less than ?2, otherwise no. I won't delibrately tip.

Hairdressers : The change. It's always ?9, so she get's ?1.

Restaurant: 10%-15% always.

Buskers: ?1 if I have it.

Beggers: ?1 if I have it.

Pubs / Bars : Never.

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what a stupid attitude. you've obviously never had to struggle in your life, too bad, because it might have made you a more compassionate person.

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Don't make assumtptions about what I have and have not done.

I have lived on the streets, I have been homeless, I have worked cleaning factory floors to get me through education, I have lost my home due to being layed off a few years ago and struggled to do crap paid jobs till I found a better paid rather than keeling over and living on benefits.

I won't go into the rest of the crap I have been through in my near 37 years of life, so once again take it back.

Don't make assumtptions about what I have and have not done.

I have lived on the streets, I have been homeless, I have worked cleaning factory floors to get me through education, I have lost my home due to being layed off a few years ago and struggled to do crap paid jobs till I found a better paid rather than keeling over and living on benefits.

I won't go into the rest of the crap I have been through in my near 37 years of life, so once again take it back.

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First of all, this is not a personal conversation between me and you and there is nothing to "take back". I think your attitude sucks, and I didnt' direct my comments at you personally, just your attitude. And don't pm me anymore, please.

Not everyone is like you, public welfare/assistance IS needed for certain individuals, it would be nice to believe everyone can just suck it up and get "a job" but this is not possible for society (although it should be encouraged of course.)

So you still have to deal with those individuals who make 2 bucks an hour and tips and can't get a better job, by helping them out and tipping them. And you even should try to help those who cannot be employed period. This requires social welfare programs you rail against, or people giving out of the goodness of their hearts (fat chance of that)

Not to hijack this thread with this, but I'm not saying the programs we have now are perfect. They certainly need to be overhauled, but not completely removed (like the US wants to do) However, that is a discussion for a different thread.

Taxi drivers: The change if it's less than ?1, otherwise no. I won't delibrately tip.

Delivery guys: The change if it's less than ?1, otherwise no. I won't delibrately tip.

Hairdressers: Always (Been using the same one for years)

Restaurant: Always 10-15%

Buskers: Never but I should do really

Beggers: Never but I should do really

Pubs/Bars: Never and don't see why I should

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