? About customary tipping

[bucsfan]

I hit a a Super Bowl Box for 4 grand (actually 2 boxes 9-0 ) I cashed 1qt and half. What is fair for a tip for the guy running it. Price of box which was $100 or 10% which would be $400. Thanks for the input guys.

[paranoyd androyd]

10% is more than adequate

[bucsfan]

Thank You Androyd

[Maverick22]

I never understood why people should be tipped for that. Call me cheap if you want.

I also dont understand why a waitress at Denny's and a waitress at Ruth's Chris should get different amounts of money.

[DirkDiggs]

I never understood why people should be tipped for that. Call me cheap if you want.

Dudes not running the box because he likes running boxes...

So yeah $400 is more than adequate. If it was me I'd probably tip $250...

[Maverick22]

I dont get a tip at my job... for doing my job. Nor should I

[Kalibongo]

Don't tip.

[Maverick22]

I am tired of people trying to make society feel bad for not tipping. Not many people like their jobs, so other people shouldnt go around giving pity tips.

We should really blame the employers for giving people 2$ an hour. And expecting the consumer to fill the gap. To put it frank: **** that.

I dont like feeling guilty to tip for bad service. The tip should be for a service over and beyond the call of duty.