EPTOfficial 'what is Dota anymore' discussion - Page 97
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harodihg
Japan1344 Posts
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
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Jinxed
United States6450 Posts
That being said, fuck tipping for takeout. It's not needed, and unless they went out of their way to help you or something I wouldn't bother. | ||
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Qbek
Poland12923 Posts
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
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Jaaaaasper
United States10225 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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Jaaaaasper
United States10225 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
Still, the UK system is better, where you just tip is service is really good. | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
On December 24 2014 06:53 Plansix wrote: I have never pulled the trigger on leaving no tip and I'm not really sure I could be friends with someone who did that(American system of tipping of course). The waiter would need to do some amazingly terrible things to make me think they shouldn't be paid at all. It just seems like such an amazing dick move. ive not tipped when its usually mandatory once, it was some of the worst service ive ever had. | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9490 Posts
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eieio
United States14512 Posts
On December 24 2014 07:37 CorsairHero wrote: I just approximate how much 15% is and round to a whole number so it looks neater on the receipt. Not sure why i do this. I prefer leaving a tip so that the tip + the bill add up to a whole number. It's satisfying. Also I try to tip well especially because I eat at a few places fairly often and so the service I get at those places tends to be really good. I've almost never had a waiter so bad that I didn't tip at all, although I have had some terrible meals (ie Thai with half-frozen chicken in it) where I just talk to the manager and ask for a refund. | ||
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-Celestial-
United Kingdom3867 Posts
On December 24 2014 07:40 eieio wrote: I prefer leaving a tip so that the tip + the bill add up to a whole number. It's satisfying. Also I try to tip well especially because I eat at a few places fairly often and so the service I get at those places tends to be really good. I've almost never had a waiter so bad that I didn't tip at all, although I have had some terrible meals (ie Thai with half-frozen chicken in it) where I just talk to the manager and ask for a refund. See there's another difference. In Britain you don't do that! The horror! You keep your head down, eat what you can whilst grumbling to any dinner companions. If a member of staff asks how your meal is you look sheepish, nod and say "lovely, thank you" or words to that effect and carry on. If its actually inedible you leave it and make loud comments about how full you are and how wonderful it all is. Then you leave the restaurant and make nasty remarks about it to all your friends. ;P (Obviously just playing to stereotype here. In fairness we rarely have a meal bad enough to complain about around here. These days we're rather spoiled up in Liverpool, good restaurant scene now.) | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
On December 24 2014 07:48 -Celestial- wrote: See there's another difference. In Britain you don't do that! The horror! You keep your head down, eat what you can whilst grumbling to any dinner companions. If a member of staff asks how your meal is you look sheepish, nod and say "lovely, thank you" or words to that effect and carry on. If its actually inedible you leave it and make loud comments about how full you are and how wonderful it all is. Then you leave the restaurant and make nasty remarks about it to all your friends. ;P (Obviously just playing to stereotype here. In fairness we rarely have a meal bad enough to complain about around here. These days we're rather spoiled up in Liverpool, good restaurant scene now.) LOL thats so good | ||
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Comeh
United States18918 Posts
On December 24 2014 07:48 -Celestial- wrote: See there's another difference. In Britain you don't do that! The horror! You keep your head down, eat what you can whilst grumbling to any dinner companions. If a member of staff asks how your meal is you look sheepish, nod and say "lovely, thank you" or words to that effect and carry on. If its actually inedible you leave it and make loud comments about how full you are and how wonderful it all is. Then you leave the restaurant and make nasty remarks about it to all your friends. ;P (Obviously just playing to stereotype here. In fairness we rarely have a meal bad enough to complain about around here. These days we're rather spoiled up in Liverpool, good restaurant scene now.) I would fit in the UK well apparently. | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
yea dood ud be perfect, so would gosi | ||
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eieio
United States14512 Posts
On December 24 2014 07:48 -Celestial- wrote: See there's another difference. In Britain you don't do that! The horror! You keep your head down, eat what you can whilst grumbling to any dinner companions. If a member of staff asks how your meal is you look sheepish, nod and say "lovely, thank you" or words to that effect and carry on. If its actually inedible you leave it and make loud comments about how full you are and how wonderful it all is. Then you leave the restaurant and make nasty remarks about it to all your friends. ;P (Obviously just playing to stereotype here. In fairness we rarely have a meal bad enough to complain about around here. These days we're rather spoiled up in Liverpool, good restaurant scene now.) oh god I'm a rude american now | ||
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Qbek
Poland12923 Posts
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Jinxed
United States6450 Posts
On December 24 2014 07:40 eieio wrote: I prefer leaving a tip so that the tip + the bill add up to a whole number. It's satisfying. This is the shit right here. As for 18% it's pretty easy. 10% doubled and then round down. Unless you're eating somewhere extremely fancy that'll usually do it. I either do that or 10% x1.5 and then round up so that it makes a nice whole number. Then again I'm a #oldman so who even knows anymore. | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9490 Posts
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