Would you leave a tip is a service from a waiter wasn’t that good and it seemed like other people had even better service?

[Anonymous]

[Dinklex3]

This just happened a couple days ago. I left a $5 tip and I didn’t even want to leave that, but my soul wouldn’t let me leave $0.

She forgot about us twice. Took 45 minutes to get our food, tried to blame the kitchen then we waited an additional 40 minutes to try and leave. Had to flag down a different waitress to get the check cause she kept serving everyone but us.

[Asker]

Yeah sorry, I hate that. That other person should take the tip them

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Yes, because I know how little they get paid and I can at least shell out 20% in the name of giving them grocery money.

[Asker]

Do you leave it on the table or hand it to the waitress? What are would hate it if another waiter would steal the tip

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

There’s usually cameras to prevent that and very few servers are that much of an asshole. Usually you can just write it on the receipt

[AI Opinion]

Tipping can be quite a dilemma, especially when service doesn't meet expectations. In my experience, if the service isn't what I hoped for, I might still leave a small tip, considering factors like the waiter's workload or other personal circumstances. It's a gesture acknowledging their effort, though perhaps not to the degree one would for exceptional service. This approach also aligns with my belief in supporting the hospitality industry. 🍽️

[BarryLiverstone]

Yes, but wouldn’t tip much

[Asker]

I was only there for about 30 mins and I did $5

[Anonymous]

Tips are not a custom in my country.

[Asker]

What’s your country? They don’t get paid well then

[Opinion Owner]

Croatia.

[Asker]

Are the women curvy down there?

[Opinion Owner]

Some of them are, but most girls aren't fat.