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I always tip the hairstylists It's probably a culture thing but I feel that anyone doing a service for me that directly effects the way I'm perceived should be taken care of.
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Yes, as long as she were to do a somewhat good job, and have a pleasant attitude.
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"If you answered, you're wrong. Hetrosexuals don't go to hair stylists." -- Maddox, The Alphabet of Manliness
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You should ALWAYS tip someone providing you a service.
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I cut my own hair, and tip my self by tugging my self afterwards.
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On October 29 2009 03:53 Xela wrote:
You should ALWAYS tip someone providing you a service.
What if the service was unsatisfactory due to a reason that the person providing the service could have prevented?
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Ya same, I always tip them. Regardless if they gave me a bad haircut or whatnot. It's just a cultural courtesy i guess.
I know in other countries, if you leave a tip, it's considered insulting. why? Because it's like they're poor and you're pitying them or something.
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my brother always tips his hair stylist $20 after she gives him a cut and color. I dunno if it's because she does a really nice job, or just because she is soo damn hot! either way I think tipping is perfectly natural, and hair stylists typically rent out a chair at a salon, so tipping them is nice because they work on commission, not by the hour.
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Yeah. Usually about $5 or so considering I just go to the Barber Shop and get a buzz cut....
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Do people still go to barber shops?
I always get the basic cut, hair salon are a bit over the top for that.
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On October 29 2009 03:53 Xela wrote:
You should ALWAYS tip someone providing you a service.
Maybe not always, might cause some awkward situations in a relationship...
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Since hairstylists make a large part of their income from tipping... yeah!
Ya same, I always tip them. Regardless if they gave me a bad haircut or whatnot. It's just a cultural courtesy i guess
this attitude boggles me. The whole point of tipping someone is to say "thanks, you really went above and beyond. Here. Monetary representation of my thanks".
If a hairstylist gives me a bad haircut, they've not earned their tip, and so should not get one. (it encourages them to be shitty). If a waitress does not wait on my table up to satisfaction, she does not get a tip - she's paid hourly to serve me, she does not deserve the monetary thanks unless she's done something to be thankful for.
I cannot stand my friends who do not tip. I also get peeved about people who tip regardless.
The service industry has such a huge range in quality, it's up to the consumer to encourage good service and discourage bad service. You do this by tipping correctly.
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In countires where tipping is common, you should tip well for good service and small for bad service. 0 tip is as bad idea.
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i tip 10-20% closer to 10 if it sucks.
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On October 29 2009 04:31 HwangjaeTerran wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2009 03:53 Xela wrote:
You should ALWAYS tip someone providing you a service. Maybe not always, might cause some awkward situations in a relationship...
hahahahaha
but seriously, tip if they do it well. tips are a way of gauging customer satisfaction in regards to how well you performed your job. if everyone left tips regardless of quality of service, you might get complacent and build a false sense of security when the truth is that you are only mediocre.
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only for my wedding day  it's not a usual thing here in Armenia to tip the barbers, though tipping in other service spheres (mostly restaurants) is widespread here
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On October 29 2009 05:21 decafchicken wrote:
i tip 10-20% closer to 10 if it sucks.
I tip using a % also, 10-15% depending on how much I like it
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I tip my barber, but he's awesome and does it solo and has been forever. Hair stylists are for women.
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On October 29 2009 05:31 MooCow wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2009 05:21 decafchicken wrote:
i tip 10-20% closer to 10 if it sucks. I tip using a % also, 10-15% depending on how much I like it
I don't tip at all if I dont like a certain service, whatever it is. This thread made me wonder if I'm a minority...
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