#tip your server

[ithelpstodream]

how to tip

[alpine-insurrection]

Your waitresses’s legs get a lot of exercise on the job. When the revolution comes, she’ll outrun you.

Tip well.

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

i’ve made a lot of mistakes but i’ve never yelled at waitstaff so 

[funnymemes-and-kinkydreams]

Please. Tip. Your. Delivery. Person

This is how they make their living. They are how you got the food you wanted so bad. Be a decent person.

[ieroween1031]

So I just wanna talk about this

Because for me, it’s super important.

So based on the research I did, the average price of a sit-down meal in Thailand (not a street vendor, fast food or a luxury, 3-course meal) is roughly ฿60-150 (or ≈$1.57-3.95, in case you were curious). Also, of the sites I looked at, most of them said that breakfast is generally cheaper than lunch or dinner.

(Also, this is all just research and it might be absolutely incorrect, so please take it with a grain of salt. The exchange rates are accurate, but everything else about pricing might be wrong.)

The two pink notes were left by Sky, and they’re ฿100 notes, so what Sky left (฿200) more than likely covered the cost of the whole meal. And then my boy Prapai slapped that purple note down, too. That purple note is a ฿500 note. For all my food service workers out there, this is the equivalent of getting a $13 tip on a table whose bill was $8 max, but more than likely only about five bucks.

This stood out to me the very first time I watched this episode, and it made me super happy. From what I’ve found, tipping is not considered rude in Thailand like in some other countries in Asia, but it also isn’t expected. When people in Thailand tip, it usually only means leaving their spare coins or rounding up to the nearest note (i.e, leaving a ฿100 note on an ฿85 bill). Prapai left their server almost a 300% tip, and homeboy didn’t even think twice about it. And he didn’t do it to impress Sky (because Sky would have just rolled his eyes and said he was throwing around his wealth and showing off, let’s be honest), since Sky had already left the restaurant. Not only does this show just how rich he is, but also that he genuinely does have a good heart since he didn’t even hesitate.

Therefore, I’m headcanoning that Prapai is that customer that every server wants, and if you’ve ever worked in food service, y’all know the customer I’m talking about, and you probably had/have one in your restaurant; most likely a regular, knows his server’s name, patient and polite, tips fat and every server in the building knows his name and wants him in their section.

Okay, I think that’s enough overanalyzing the tipping habits of fictional tv characters for one day.

[bold-lips]

That is the ending balance of my last 3 pay checks, after working 20+ hours every week. This is a PSA that you should tip your server when you go out to eat because they literally live off of tips.

[leighalanna]

Sorry, I don't have change.

Ancient Sex Worker Proverb

[victusinveritas]

[bitterbeginningsco]

Don’t you tip your bartender at least $1? 

[giantmonster]

[dangercunt]

Every bartender's dream

[theangstking]

hey.

just so everyone's aware.

don't tip on card.

tip with cash and don't write anything on the tip line.

if you tip a server on card, they have to claim it, and they will get taxed on it.

taxation is theft, just give them the fucking cash.

you can pay for your meal on card that's completely fine.

just.

don't tip on card.

my mother is a server and it fucking SUCKS claiming card tips trust me.

also just. tip your servers in general as well. they're legally allowed to be paid under minimum wage because it's assumed that they're getting tips.

tip at least 15 percent of your bill, even for bad service, and if the service is better or you're getting a cheaper meal, tip 20-25 percent.

and also, you have a phone just fucking look up the math or use your calculator app to do the math.

Please tip your servers.

Please Reblog.

[pocketofmelody]

If your waiter/waitress does a good job, please tip them well. A lot of servers depend on tips as a way of living. So if they did good please show your appreciation by tipping them accordingly.

[goddess-glam-x]

Reminder that services are not free. This IS MY JOB.

You want to message me dirty talk?! You pay for that!

You wanna tell me your deepest fantasies (with or without judgement depending on what you desire)?! You pay for that!

You want some pics that nobody else will have/see? You pay for that!

You want a lifetime sub to my Snapchat where you can message me anything you like (within reason)? YOU PAY FOR THAT!

SWers give a service and as with any other service worker we should be compensated and paid for it! We are literally service workers; We rely on subs and tips like any other service worker. (Also; always tip your waitperson! Don't be a dick!)

Some background - this is the FOURTH time I've had this same convo with this person. They consistently say they've subbed or tipped and they never have and never will. I'm generally a nice person so I walked them through subbing AND tipping on the off chance they didn't know. They fully understood and still won't; all they want is free content to get off to. After these messages I pointed them to PH and blocked them.

[thats-so-kaylie]

Found this in the tip jar at the end of my shift

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