Tipping is getting annoying
Being back in a country where I need to tip again is annoying me. It stresses me out because I never know how much I'm supposed to tip. It only makes it more difficult that I'm having to do it in another country with a different currency and a different culture.
I don't want to tip too much and I don't want to tip too little. I want to tip just right and I also want to know up front because I need to calculate that figure into a budget. The advice of "tip whatever you feel" never works on me because then I'll tip almost nothing every single time (yeah I'm a frugal bastard). Ideally I want to tip as little as possible without annoying anybody.
Usually I feel the price I paid for the service was enough to cover the service I received. In the states I would never tip the standard 15% in a restaurant if it was not already expected of me. Usually if I paid $40 for dinner then I feel like the dinner and service was covered by the $40. If they wanted tip then they should charge $46 so that I don't have to decide whether or not I want to tip. Then I can decide up front if I want to still have that meal if it costs $46. That would be ideal for me.
I seriously loved the no-tipping status quo in Asian countries. I had gotten so used to it that now that I'm back in the game it's even more annoying than ever.
I don't want to tip too much and I don't want to tip too little. I want to tip just right and I also want to know up front because I need to calculate that figure into a budget. The advice of "tip whatever you feel" never works on me because then I'll tip almost nothing every single time (yeah I'm a frugal bastard). Ideally I want to tip as little as possible without annoying anybody.
Usually I feel the price I paid for the service was enough to cover the service I received. In the states I would never tip the standard 15% in a restaurant if it was not already expected of me. Usually if I paid $40 for dinner then I feel like the dinner and service was covered by the $40. If they wanted tip then they should charge $46 so that I don't have to decide whether or not I want to tip. Then I can decide up front if I want to still have that meal if it costs $46. That would be ideal for me.
I seriously loved the no-tipping status quo in Asian countries. I had gotten so used to it that now that I'm back in the game it's even more annoying than ever.
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just pretend you are Japanese, they never tip and restaurant people in the US hates them (frugal bastards)
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