Should I tip a furnace technician when the work is complete?
Q. Do you normally tip a technician/contractor who comes out to fix your furnace? If the cost of the repair is about 100 bucks, if you do tip, how much would you tip? Is it even necessary?
Asked by Nina - Sun Jan 25 17:57:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No it's not necessary to tip - they are getting paid by the hour or by the job, they are not providing an extra service for you.
Answered by Judy C - Sun Jan 25 19:14:56 2009
Q. Do you normally tip a technician/contractor who comes out to fix your furnace? If the cost of the repair is about 100 bucks, if you do tip, how much would you tip? Is it even necessary?
Asked by Nina - Sun Jan 25 17:57:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No it's not necessary to tip - they are getting paid by the hour or by the job, they are not providing an extra service for you.
Answered by Judy C - Sun Jan 25 19:14:56 2009
How much should you tip a waitress when you place a to go order at a restaurant?
Q. I always tip them something, but my friend said I shouldn't tip them anything. What do you do? Should you tip them the same amount you tip someone that brings your food out to you, and refills your drinks, and asks if you need anything every 10 minutes?
Asked by jcb08 - Mon May 11 12:25:06 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a waitress at Ruby Tuesdays in Michigan and tipping waitresses when they get your to-go orders is a very good thing to do. You may not feel that a tip is necessary because your taking your food home with you but we as waitresses still took the time to pack all your food up and get you the condiments to go along with your food. Also had to make sure everything was cooked properly before packing it so you have the same good experience you would have in the restaurant at home. Not to mention, not getting tipped on a to-go order does affect your percentages in the evening when we cash out with our managers. If we receive a 0% or even only a 12% tip, it goes into our rating. Making it look like we aren't doing our job properly, when you… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon May 11 23:43:51 2009
Q. I always tip them something, but my friend said I shouldn't tip them anything. What do you do? Should you tip them the same amount you tip someone that brings your food out to you, and refills your drinks, and asks if you need anything every 10 minutes?
Asked by jcb08 - Mon May 11 12:25:06 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a waitress at Ruby Tuesdays in Michigan and tipping waitresses when they get your to-go orders is a very good thing to do. You may not feel that a tip is necessary because your taking your food home with you but we as waitresses still took the time to pack all your food up and get you the condiments to go along with your food. Also had to make sure everything was cooked properly before packing it so you have the same good experience you would have in the restaurant at home. Not to mention, not getting tipped on a to-go order does affect your percentages in the evening when we cash out with our managers. If we receive a 0% or even only a 12% tip, it goes into our rating. Making it look like we aren't doing our job properly, when you… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon May 11 23:43:51 2009
How much should we tip whilst on Holiday in California?
Q. My wife and I are going on a trip touring around California and Las Vegas I am hoping to obtain some advice on tipping so that we can be suitably prepared. I have already found questions and answers here which refer to us Brits as lousy tippers, what should we know about tipping so as not to cause offence? What is the best way to judge without tipping too little or too much? I expect meals are fairly easy to tip as a percentage of the bill but what about hotel staff like porters, parking valets and bar tenders? When tipping a valet do you give the tip when you drop-off the car, when you collect it or both? This is to be the first time we are are driving in the US too, so is tipping expected at petrol stations and again to what… [cont.]
Asked by Phil L - Mon Feb 26 04:55:42 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Petrol, ie gas stations, will for the most part, be self-service. We don't tip store clerks. If you per chance have a service station with a "full-service" island and a "self-service" island, it's very nice to tip a buck if they wash the glass and check the oil after you paid your bill. At the minimum, tip 10% for so-so service at a restaurant. If it is terribly, terribly bad, leave a message by leaving 5 cents on the table as you walk out. Wait staff at a restaurant works for less than minimum guaranteed salary. 20% is the usual offering and round up the bill. If it is $10.50, leave the 50 cents plus the $2 and they will think you're about right. If you pay by credit card, tell the wait person you will be paying at the cash register. It's [cont.]
Answered by blessed_thang - Mon Feb 26 05:10:12 2007
Q. My wife and I are going on a trip touring around California and Las Vegas I am hoping to obtain some advice on tipping so that we can be suitably prepared. I have already found questions and answers here which refer to us Brits as lousy tippers, what should we know about tipping so as not to cause offence? What is the best way to judge without tipping too little or too much? I expect meals are fairly easy to tip as a percentage of the bill but what about hotel staff like porters, parking valets and bar tenders? When tipping a valet do you give the tip when you drop-off the car, when you collect it or both? This is to be the first time we are are driving in the US too, so is tipping expected at petrol stations and again to what… [cont.]
Asked by Phil L - Mon Feb 26 04:55:42 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Petrol, ie gas stations, will for the most part, be self-service. We don't tip store clerks. If you per chance have a service station with a "full-service" island and a "self-service" island, it's very nice to tip a buck if they wash the glass and check the oil after you paid your bill. At the minimum, tip 10% for so-so service at a restaurant. If it is terribly, terribly bad, leave a message by leaving 5 cents on the table as you walk out. Wait staff at a restaurant works for less than minimum guaranteed salary. 20% is the usual offering and round up the bill. If it is $10.50, leave the 50 cents plus the $2 and they will think you're about right. If you pay by credit card, tell the wait person you will be paying at the cash register. It's [cont.]
Answered by blessed_thang - Mon Feb 26 05:10:12 2007
How much should you tip when you do curbside takeout?
Q. How much should you tip when you do curbside takeout at places like Outback or TGIFridays? Should you tip at all? Is it okay to give less than 15%? Do the curbside specialists get paid more than regular servers to cover tips they don't receive?
Asked by dukeofnewyork03 - Thu Mar 30 14:07:27 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Whenever doing curbside pick-up at Outback, I always give $1 or $2. It's an easy coupla bucks for just having to walk a bag of food 10-15 feet.
Answered by Jill - Thu Mar 30 14:17:16 2006
Q. How much should you tip when you do curbside takeout at places like Outback or TGIFridays? Should you tip at all? Is it okay to give less than 15%? Do the curbside specialists get paid more than regular servers to cover tips they don't receive?
Asked by dukeofnewyork03 - Thu Mar 30 14:07:27 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Whenever doing curbside pick-up at Outback, I always give $1 or $2. It's an easy coupla bucks for just having to walk a bag of food 10-15 feet.
Answered by Jill - Thu Mar 30 14:17:16 2006
Should I tip a bartender for selling me a beer in a busy nightclub?
Q. I attend a busy nightclub every thursday. Beers are four dollars, I pay cash, and it takes them two seconds to uncap it. I know bartenders make minimum wage, but these bartenders make hundreds in tips in four hours of work. Should I still tip them when I know they do much more than compensate for a minimum hourly wage?
Asked by BMH - Wed Mar 4 17:52:33 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. FI_ICK that SH!T. We're in a recession.
Answered by jonthealcoholic - Wed Mar 4 18:05:14 2009
Q. I attend a busy nightclub every thursday. Beers are four dollars, I pay cash, and it takes them two seconds to uncap it. I know bartenders make minimum wage, but these bartenders make hundreds in tips in four hours of work. Should I still tip them when I know they do much more than compensate for a minimum hourly wage?
Asked by BMH - Wed Mar 4 17:52:33 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. FI_ICK that SH!T. We're in a recession.
Answered by jonthealcoholic - Wed Mar 4 18:05:14 2009
How much does everyone tip for good service?
Q. I tip 18 to 20% for good service and personally I think anyone who tips less than 15% should think about how hard a server works and those who don't tip shouldn't go out to eat at all.
Asked by Lisa - Tue Jan 16 17:55:30 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. we servers appreciate you very much, along with everyone else who feels the same way you do. It makes our job worthwhile, not b/c we are so much getting the money but b/c of the respect and appreciation that you give us. Thank you for doing to others as you want others to do to you. Some of us work very hard at our job and really do want to give you an amazing time and relaxing experience.
Answered by sarah j - Tue Jan 16 18:19:45 2007
Q. I tip 18 to 20% for good service and personally I think anyone who tips less than 15% should think about how hard a server works and those who don't tip shouldn't go out to eat at all.
Asked by Lisa - Tue Jan 16 17:55:30 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. we servers appreciate you very much, along with everyone else who feels the same way you do. It makes our job worthwhile, not b/c we are so much getting the money but b/c of the respect and appreciation that you give us. Thank you for doing to others as you want others to do to you. Some of us work very hard at our job and really do want to give you an amazing time and relaxing experience.
Answered by sarah j - Tue Jan 16 18:19:45 2007
What is an appropriate tip for a coffee barista?
Q. Im not talking starbucks, I mean like a coffee shop barista with a tip jar. I usually tip a dollar a coffee since our coffee averages 3 dollars. What do you think is appropriate to tip?
Asked by Pregnant w Baby Girl - Thu Jun 4 02:11:31 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ~I think tipping should be a personal choice, not an obligation. tip what you want to~
Answered by ~SheSul~ - Sat Jun 6 05:19:35 2009
Q. Im not talking starbucks, I mean like a coffee shop barista with a tip jar. I usually tip a dollar a coffee since our coffee averages 3 dollars. What do you think is appropriate to tip?
Asked by Pregnant w Baby Girl - Thu Jun 4 02:11:31 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ~I think tipping should be a personal choice, not an obligation. tip what you want to~
Answered by ~SheSul~ - Sat Jun 6 05:19:35 2009
How much do you tip your pizza delivery guy, and how long does it take for you to get your pizza?
Q. I always tip well - usually no less than $5, and I am always told by my pizza place that they'll have my pizza to me in 30-40 minutes. My buddy who lives nearby tips a buck or two at best and he's always told it will between 45 minutes and an hour when he calls. Coincidence? Or do the pizza places keep track of tipping? What's been your experience?
Asked by Neerdowellian - Fri Jun 23 10:33:29 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ran a pizzeria for 16 years. Yes, the better the tip the better service you can expect to receive. Fifteen percent is the expected tip rate for a pizza delivery, but thanks for people like you who make up for all the other scumballs out there!
Answered by cheaperseats - Fri Jun 23 10:38:27 2006
Q. I always tip well - usually no less than $5, and I am always told by my pizza place that they'll have my pizza to me in 30-40 minutes. My buddy who lives nearby tips a buck or two at best and he's always told it will between 45 minutes and an hour when he calls. Coincidence? Or do the pizza places keep track of tipping? What's been your experience?
Asked by Neerdowellian - Fri Jun 23 10:33:29 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ran a pizzeria for 16 years. Yes, the better the tip the better service you can expect to receive. Fifteen percent is the expected tip rate for a pizza delivery, but thanks for people like you who make up for all the other scumballs out there!
Answered by cheaperseats - Fri Jun 23 10:38:27 2006
How much should you tip a hair dresser?
Q. I know they don't depend on their tips to get paid like a waitress does. Is there a certain percentage that's expected? Having no idea, I probably over-tip to compensate. Stingy "you don't have to tip anyone" people need not answer!
Asked by Wiiildflowers4Jade - Sun May 17 21:45:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hair Dressers do depend on their tips though, maybe not as much as a waitress but they still only make maybe min. wage so it is a hugge help! I usually go with about 20- 30% depending on how well the service was and how long it took. You can ever do more sometimes if they did an amazing job.
Answered by BeautyGirl - Sun May 17 21:51:34 2009
Q. I know they don't depend on their tips to get paid like a waitress does. Is there a certain percentage that's expected? Having no idea, I probably over-tip to compensate. Stingy "you don't have to tip anyone" people need not answer!
Asked by Wiiildflowers4Jade - Sun May 17 21:45:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hair Dressers do depend on their tips though, maybe not as much as a waitress but they still only make maybe min. wage so it is a hugge help! I usually go with about 20- 30% depending on how well the service was and how long it took. You can ever do more sometimes if they did an amazing job.
Answered by BeautyGirl - Sun May 17 21:51:34 2009
Do you give tip to painters who painted your exterior and/or interior of your home?
Q. If you do give tip to your painter, how much should you give tip? We have two painters who are painting our house on the outside and they are doing wonderful job. I was wondering what I can show them gratitude beside what they are getting paid for.
Asked by iluvmysti - Sun Sep 2 20:43:01 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no I would not they have already inflated their cost in the bill.
Answered by Dan H - Sun Sep 2 20:49:41 2007
Q. If you do give tip to your painter, how much should you give tip? We have two painters who are painting our house on the outside and they are doing wonderful job. I was wondering what I can show them gratitude beside what they are getting paid for.
Asked by iluvmysti - Sun Sep 2 20:43:01 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no I would not they have already inflated their cost in the bill.
Answered by Dan H - Sun Sep 2 20:49:41 2007
I have a tipping question. How much should I tip a suite attendant at an NFL football game?
Q. We purchased a suite this year and I am wondering how much I should tip the woman who brings us all our food and drinks? Is it 20% of the food purchase for the day?
Asked by Nezz - Sun Aug 26 15:11:18 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Normally, the tips is around 15-20%, it all depends, it is because she receives tips around at that range anyway, Sometimes you may have bad one, if you tip about 15%, she shouts at you and said," you need to put more tips!" I brought 6 friends in a very fancy restaurants and my treat, it was around $250.- I gave closed to 20%, not quite 20% , it is because I rounded up to dollars, which is good tips if that bill is big... she shouted and asked for more... It is very bad attitude of her... I did not give her anymore... For lunch, I think it is very good... I would say if you like her, you can give her more to give her attention, for coming there more often, otherwise, it is less than 20% ... You did the right thing. YEAH!!
Answered by lovefreecatch - Thu Aug 30 13:19:27 2007
Q. We purchased a suite this year and I am wondering how much I should tip the woman who brings us all our food and drinks? Is it 20% of the food purchase for the day?
Asked by Nezz - Sun Aug 26 15:11:18 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Normally, the tips is around 15-20%, it all depends, it is because she receives tips around at that range anyway, Sometimes you may have bad one, if you tip about 15%, she shouts at you and said," you need to put more tips!" I brought 6 friends in a very fancy restaurants and my treat, it was around $250.- I gave closed to 20%, not quite 20% , it is because I rounded up to dollars, which is good tips if that bill is big... she shouted and asked for more... It is very bad attitude of her... I did not give her anymore... For lunch, I think it is very good... I would say if you like her, you can give her more to give her attention, for coming there more often, otherwise, it is less than 20% ... You did the right thing. YEAH!!
Answered by lovefreecatch - Thu Aug 30 13:19:27 2007
How much do you tip the super when you move into a Manhattan apartment?
Q. I'm moving into a Manhattan apartment (not a doorman building), and was told that I need to tip the super when I move in. There will be 4-5 smallish renovations that will be made before I move in. But do I need to tip him now, or should I hold off until Christmas? Or is this all about setting up goodwill?
Asked by newmover - Sun Aug 26 15:24:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5% of your monthly rent now then 10% every Christmas
Answered by Tbone - Sun Aug 26 15:30:38 2007
Q. I'm moving into a Manhattan apartment (not a doorman building), and was told that I need to tip the super when I move in. There will be 4-5 smallish renovations that will be made before I move in. But do I need to tip him now, or should I hold off until Christmas? Or is this all about setting up goodwill?
Asked by newmover - Sun Aug 26 15:24:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5% of your monthly rent now then 10% every Christmas
Answered by Tbone - Sun Aug 26 15:30:38 2007
How much do you tip a valet and how often?
Q. I've been staying in a hotel for the last 2 months. I have to use thier valet everyday, and to be honest with you, i'm a little tired of tipping. (I'm not cheap...but) Its a hassle for me. I'm from the new era where we no longer use cash...So in order to tip the valet at my hotel I have to go to the atm (pay $3) and withdrawl money, then I have to get that money in ones...I notice that people tip when they drop off and pick up their car...so I do about $4-$6 a day in tipping. My question is...how often do I tip? How much do I tip? Would it be wrong if I just wait until my departure and just give each $10-15? This really frustrates me...so any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Asked by Manny Girl - Fri Mar 30 17:19:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When i park in a garage i tip $1-2 when they return my car to me. If i want them to park it close or something special, i tip before and after, usually $5 before, $1-2 after. If you are there everyday, i certainly dont think tipping before is necessary and if they know you (if you pay a monthly rate) im sure you can just add gratituity onto that bill
Answered by allisonpeck - Fri Mar 30 17:23:59 2007
Q. I've been staying in a hotel for the last 2 months. I have to use thier valet everyday, and to be honest with you, i'm a little tired of tipping. (I'm not cheap...but) Its a hassle for me. I'm from the new era where we no longer use cash...So in order to tip the valet at my hotel I have to go to the atm (pay $3) and withdrawl money, then I have to get that money in ones...I notice that people tip when they drop off and pick up their car...so I do about $4-$6 a day in tipping. My question is...how often do I tip? How much do I tip? Would it be wrong if I just wait until my departure and just give each $10-15? This really frustrates me...so any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Asked by Manny Girl - Fri Mar 30 17:19:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When i park in a garage i tip $1-2 when they return my car to me. If i want them to park it close or something special, i tip before and after, usually $5 before, $1-2 after. If you are there everyday, i certainly dont think tipping before is necessary and if they know you (if you pay a monthly rate) im sure you can just add gratituity onto that bill
Answered by allisonpeck - Fri Mar 30 17:23:59 2007
How much do you tip your hairstylist?
Q. I work in a restaurant and rely on tips to make my living. I want to make sure I tip very well! Hairdressers, speak up! Is it 18% at the least if you're happy with their effort like in a restaurant, or what? P.S.-- I'm getting color work done. Not just a cut.
Asked by ieatcrayons - Tue Sep 19 03:11:45 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5 to 10 dollars
Answered by jwilson704 - Tue Sep 19 03:14:41 2006
Q. I work in a restaurant and rely on tips to make my living. I want to make sure I tip very well! Hairdressers, speak up! Is it 18% at the least if you're happy with their effort like in a restaurant, or what? P.S.-- I'm getting color work done. Not just a cut.
Asked by ieatcrayons - Tue Sep 19 03:11:45 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5 to 10 dollars
Answered by jwilson704 - Tue Sep 19 03:14:41 2006
How much do you tip your server if you have good service?
Q. I am a server at a family restaurant, and I have seen it all. I treat every table the same as it is my job to do so, but I seem to come across people that don't tip at all at least once a week. Obviously, I won't do this forever, but I was just wondering what the general public uses as their basis for tipping?
Asked by Michelle S - Mon Feb 26 12:02:46 2007 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 20%. New York- Long Island area. twice tip rounded up to the next dollar- never any change- if not as great. Been a diner waitress through college, and a banquet waitress. Been a bartender. Got better tips when i learned my job, though, I gotta say! Twice tax went to fivers guaranteed in the smoking section- and the money was worth more then, so it was a compliment. Good luck.
Answered by starryeyed - Mon Feb 26 12:09:38 2007
Q. I am a server at a family restaurant, and I have seen it all. I treat every table the same as it is my job to do so, but I seem to come across people that don't tip at all at least once a week. Obviously, I won't do this forever, but I was just wondering what the general public uses as their basis for tipping?
Asked by Michelle S - Mon Feb 26 12:02:46 2007 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 20%. New York- Long Island area. twice tip rounded up to the next dollar- never any change- if not as great. Been a diner waitress through college, and a banquet waitress. Been a bartender. Got better tips when i learned my job, though, I gotta say! Twice tax went to fivers guaranteed in the smoking section- and the money was worth more then, so it was a compliment. Good luck.
Answered by starryeyed - Mon Feb 26 12:09:38 2007
What do you normally tip the owner of a hair salon?
Q. The owner does my hair. I read somewhere that it's not proper to tip the owner, but I'd feel bad NOT tipping. Wondering what everyone else thinks? Intelligent answers from those old enough to pay for their own salon visits, please. Thanks! Yes, I normally tip 20%. Unless I hate it, then it would be a bit less. For some reason I was under the impression it was tacky to tip the owner of the salon as they get all the $$ anyway. Maybe I heard it in a dream...lol Thanks to all for their answers so far!
Asked by deaddolly - Tue Jan 20 11:04:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I use 20% for non salon owners when they do a great job, 15% when they do a mediocre job, and 10% minimum unless they totally ruin my hair. For salon owners, it depends on what they charge in the first place. I had a great guy for a while, but his charges were so high, I felt 15% was sufficient. I found I could no longer afford him, so I now use someone who is wonderful, but charges much less and I like to tip her 20% or more because she is so accommodating (and also a great friend). If you have the funds, and you appreciate whoever helps you look great, no one should ever be insulted with a tip, especially during these economic times.
Answered by Bonnie - Tue Jan 20 11:21:44 2009
Q. The owner does my hair. I read somewhere that it's not proper to tip the owner, but I'd feel bad NOT tipping. Wondering what everyone else thinks? Intelligent answers from those old enough to pay for their own salon visits, please. Thanks! Yes, I normally tip 20%. Unless I hate it, then it would be a bit less. For some reason I was under the impression it was tacky to tip the owner of the salon as they get all the $$ anyway. Maybe I heard it in a dream...lol Thanks to all for their answers so far!
Asked by deaddolly - Tue Jan 20 11:04:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I use 20% for non salon owners when they do a great job, 15% when they do a mediocre job, and 10% minimum unless they totally ruin my hair. For salon owners, it depends on what they charge in the first place. I had a great guy for a while, but his charges were so high, I felt 15% was sufficient. I found I could no longer afford him, so I now use someone who is wonderful, but charges much less and I like to tip her 20% or more because she is so accommodating (and also a great friend). If you have the funds, and you appreciate whoever helps you look great, no one should ever be insulted with a tip, especially during these economic times.
Answered by Bonnie - Tue Jan 20 11:21:44 2009
What is the proper tip to give to a dog groomer?
Q. I take my dog to be groomed every six weeks. He is a Standard Poodle. For a $48.00 groom, I've given the groomer $54.00, a six dollar tip. Now, I am changing groomers. Is my tip in line, or should I be giving more?
Asked by Sharon L - Sun Jun 24 22:28:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a groomer, and really, I think tips depend more on the dog than the price of the groom. Depending on how you have your dog groomed, a Standard can be a LOT of work for a groomer. Unless you get a total shavedown, I would think 8-10 dollars would be more appropriate. If you get a clip that has a lot of long hair or hand scissoring (lamb cuts, show cuts, full coated puppy cuts, etc.) it might even be more than 10. Of course, you can also adjust the tip depending on whether you keep the same groomer for a while or change frequently, and how good a job they do. If you have a new regular groomer who does an awesome job, take that into consideration. Also, if you have a rude or substandard groomer, don't feel that you have to tip quite… [cont.]
Answered by Dreamer - Sun Jun 24 22:33:16 2007
Q. I take my dog to be groomed every six weeks. He is a Standard Poodle. For a $48.00 groom, I've given the groomer $54.00, a six dollar tip. Now, I am changing groomers. Is my tip in line, or should I be giving more?
Asked by Sharon L - Sun Jun 24 22:28:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a groomer, and really, I think tips depend more on the dog than the price of the groom. Depending on how you have your dog groomed, a Standard can be a LOT of work for a groomer. Unless you get a total shavedown, I would think 8-10 dollars would be more appropriate. If you get a clip that has a lot of long hair or hand scissoring (lamb cuts, show cuts, full coated puppy cuts, etc.) it might even be more than 10. Of course, you can also adjust the tip depending on whether you keep the same groomer for a while or change frequently, and how good a job they do. If you have a new regular groomer who does an awesome job, take that into consideration. Also, if you have a rude or substandard groomer, don't feel that you have to tip quite… [cont.]
Answered by Dreamer - Sun Jun 24 22:33:16 2007
Is it customary to tip a stylist after a free consultation on japanese hair straightening?
Q. I am scheduled for a free consultation to see whether the japanese hair straightening method can be done on my hair. This includes the strand test. I'm not sure how long it will take but it would probably be around 10-15 mins. Should I tip the stylist after the consultation? I don't know the norm for this, as this is my first time to get the procedure. And I don't want to upset the stylist if it is indeed customary to give a tip after the consultation.
Asked by jenigirl - Tue Apr 8 13:39:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're doing this in Japan, no, there is no tipping in Japan ever for anything. If you are in a country that tips, it's up to you. If you tip at other free consultations, then do so but personally I would not. I tip when service has been done or someone has gone out of their way or have been overly helpful, not free consultations. Free consultations are for you to decide if you would like to use the business. If you like the consultation, schedule an appointment with that same stylist so you can tip them when they do the job.
Answered by violentskies13 - Thu Apr 10 17:50:02 2008
Q. I am scheduled for a free consultation to see whether the japanese hair straightening method can be done on my hair. This includes the strand test. I'm not sure how long it will take but it would probably be around 10-15 mins. Should I tip the stylist after the consultation? I don't know the norm for this, as this is my first time to get the procedure. And I don't want to upset the stylist if it is indeed customary to give a tip after the consultation.
Asked by jenigirl - Tue Apr 8 13:39:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're doing this in Japan, no, there is no tipping in Japan ever for anything. If you are in a country that tips, it's up to you. If you tip at other free consultations, then do so but personally I would not. I tip when service has been done or someone has gone out of their way or have been overly helpful, not free consultations. Free consultations are for you to decide if you would like to use the business. If you like the consultation, schedule an appointment with that same stylist so you can tip them when they do the job.
Answered by violentskies13 - Thu Apr 10 17:50:02 2008
What's the best way to get tips without a tip jar?
Q. I have a part time bartending job that makes us use the jigger's to measure out the exact amount of alcohol. I don't have a full bar but have at least one every type liquor(decent brands). We are not allowed to put tip jars out and I was wondering what are some good ideas to get tips?
Asked by cobra_kia713 - Wed Mar 5 00:51:13 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I worked as a bartender in a banquet hall and what I did was when I started to have some business I would lay a dollar bill by my bar mat. The guests would see the dollar and most of them assumed that there were suppose to tip me. I never put a tip jat out but I was still able to "bait" for tips. Always worked for me and I was wearing a tuxedo shirt... not showing my cleavage.
Answered by story_e - Wed Mar 5 01:10:34 2008
Q. I have a part time bartending job that makes us use the jigger's to measure out the exact amount of alcohol. I don't have a full bar but have at least one every type liquor(decent brands). We are not allowed to put tip jars out and I was wondering what are some good ideas to get tips?
Asked by cobra_kia713 - Wed Mar 5 00:51:13 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I worked as a bartender in a banquet hall and what I did was when I started to have some business I would lay a dollar bill by my bar mat. The guests would see the dollar and most of them assumed that there were suppose to tip me. I never put a tip jat out but I was still able to "bait" for tips. Always worked for me and I was wearing a tuxedo shirt... not showing my cleavage.
Answered by story_e - Wed Mar 5 01:10:34 2008
How can i fix the tip of a pool stick?
Q. the tip of my pool stick needs to be replaced. i just bout a repair kit and heres the problem, the tips that came with the kit... on one side it has a leather on it and on the other side it doesn't have a leather side. witch side should i add the glue to it. the side with the leather or the side that doesn't have the leather side. please help.
Asked by kirbyforlife69 - Tue Jun 19 21:52:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. one side should be leather and sort of rounded. Thats the side that strikes the ball. The flat side is glued to the end of the stick. Make sure you clean the surfaces good so they will make good contact. Use a quality glue and take your time. It will be worth it.
Answered by Jimmie C - Sat Jun 23 02:31:55 2007
Q. the tip of my pool stick needs to be replaced. i just bout a repair kit and heres the problem, the tips that came with the kit... on one side it has a leather on it and on the other side it doesn't have a leather side. witch side should i add the glue to it. the side with the leather or the side that doesn't have the leather side. please help.
Asked by kirbyforlife69 - Tue Jun 19 21:52:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. one side should be leather and sort of rounded. Thats the side that strikes the ball. The flat side is glued to the end of the stick. Make sure you clean the surfaces good so they will make good contact. Use a quality glue and take your time. It will be worth it.
Answered by Jimmie C - Sat Jun 23 02:31:55 2007
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