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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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If my service is actually bad I don't tip. If it is average I will probably tip a normal amount. I don't really expect anything special from a waiter for example. However, if I feel a waiter/waitress goes over and beyond expected and not being annoying I usually tip well.
I have been going to the same hair stylist since I was like 5, my parents tipped about 5$ and so do I.
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I tip the bank when I pay bills.
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do you live in downtown toronto
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On October 29 2009 05:54 niteReloaded wrote:
I tip the bank when I pay bills.
You think you're hardcore? I tip vending machines.
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On October 29 2009 06:18 kaisr wrote:
do you live in downtown toronto
No, i finished some school work pretty late and i didnt have enough time to go to my usual chinese guy so i called my buddies and they suggested to bring me to either christie or finch to some korean hair salon for an haircut and i had to attend a friend birthday. But i am in downtown toronto like 80% of the times =/
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On October 29 2009 05:42 538 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2009 05:31 MooCow wrote: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...
Well I usually go to the same saloon to cut my hair, have been for about 3ish years so I like it.
But if I really didn't like their service I probably wouldn't tip either but i'd have to really not like it and i'd feel a bit bad -_-'
lol @ the tipping vending machine/banks comments haha
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I've never heard of tipping hair stylists... must be a North American phenomena.
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On October 29 2009 06:30 Shauni wrote:
I've never heard of tipping hair stylists... must be a North American phenomena.
Well im not sure about Sweden, but in North America most hair stylists work on commission only. They are rented a chair in the hair salon, and have to pay rental fees. Typically they can keep between 40-70% of the money from each persons haircut. So tipping is very common, knowing that they are working for themselves, and are actually trying to please the customer in fear of losing their clientel.
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I don't have problems with tipping, after i finish college and earn the money to tip with. To tip with my parents money, it is somewhat bizzare. And yeah, as any student its not like i have money to really tip haha
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tip good service, don't tip bad service, quite simple imo.
in portugal NO ONE tips, it's ridiculous. Since i was brought up in the states, when i went to portugal i would always tip services. there are problems however, not only do people look at you sideways, they don't have a tip jar so a lot of the times they stuff it in the register which tilts me, most of the time you have to go out of your way to say it's for them, and i just "excuse" my behavior by stating im a foreigner.
it was kind of hilarious how many people thought i was hitting on them, and their colleagues due to the tips.
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i cut my own hair and i don't do enough things that would require me to tip, but whenever i go out to eat, i always tip at least 10% even if the service wasn't that good (unless s/he was a bitch, then they don't get anything.) 15% if it was decent and 20% if it was great.
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+ Show Spoiler +On October 29 2009 06:51 Etherone wrote:
tip good service, don't tip bad service, quite simple imo.
in portugal NO ONE tips, it's ridiculous. Since i was brought up in the states, when i went to portugal i would always tip services. there are problems however, not only do people look at you sideways, they don't have a tip jar so a lot of the times they stuff it in the register which tilts me, most of the time you have to go out of your way to say it's for them, and i just "excuse" my behavior by stating im a foreigner.
it was kind of hilarious how many people thought i was hitting on them, and their colleagues due to the tips.
now that i left i really am wondering if that korean girl put the money back in the register or she knew it was for her? i really wonder....i should of just took her hand put the money in and close her hand and says "its your tip"
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i tip him all the time; i tip him on how to cut hair better.
isn't that what tips are all about?
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I use my bankpass, we don't really do that bullshit in Holland.
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Not if the hairstylist is family
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/off topic lostheaven where's your brother Babo? Does he still play? :D
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in sweden we generally don't tip
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On October 29 2009 05:40 Hurricane wrote:
I tip my barber, but he's awesome and does it solo and has been forever. Hair stylists are for women.
are you like 50 or something? lol "hair stylists are for women" hah well, keep it on
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
I tip my barber $5.00. It's worth every penny, they know me by name and take so much extra time and care when they cut my hair over the cheap assholes tipping $1.00 or rounding up to the next dollar giving them like $0.60.
By the way, my haircuts cost $7.00 at a military barber. They actually have suprisingly good barbers considering its a military salon.
lol
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On October 29 2009 09:05 YPang wrote:
/off topic lostheaven where's your brother Babo? Does he still play? :D
Nah he quitted starcraft a long time ago, he is mostly focusing on his career and "The game" ( if you know what i mean). We barely play starcraft due to no time but we try to keep up with the latest sc news ^_^
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I have learnt that in the tipping world there is a minority of people who doesnt tips they barber, stylist, etc. but if majority pays i guess i wont question it and just auto-bot tips.
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taxi driver, hair stylist, bartender, pizza guy - tip em all and then some
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On October 29 2009 03:59 Pawsom wrote:Show nested quote +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?
you tip less
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I don't visit a hair stylist as I am straight.
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On October 29 2009 15:05 H wrote:
I don't visit a hair stylist as I am straight.
you sir are cool.
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