I tip my trash truck driver every year at Christmas time
$50
$50
Asking for a tip before any service is received is total horseschit.
I tip 10% to 50% of my bill. That range is based on decent to excellent service AT MY TABLE. If you don’t provide atleast decent service you’ll find no tip. I will not tip a machine and I’m often reluctant to put the tip on the credit card receipt because I’m not positive it goes to the person providing me service. Usually tip cash handed to the person. I have zero problem informing a person they won’t receive a tip and why. They’ll either learn from it or they won’t. No way I’m giving a tip for anything other than PERSONal service. I do not use self checkouts. The only place I go that has them is Lowes but I always checkout with a person on the lumber end.
Haircut: $20-tip $5, sit-down eating establishment: Generally 5-$8 for two people. I've never received a tip and I've worked at Cattleman's, O'Meally's Cafeteria, Forum Cafeteria. Some elderly woman once pulled out some change and offered it to me if I'd check her husband to make sure he was alright in the restroom at O'Meally's but I refused out of courtesy.
These days everyone has to have their palm greased and it's usually for doing what they are supposed to do and already on the clock for pay.
These days everyone has to have their palm greased and it's usually for doing what they are supposed to do and already on the clock for pay.
I stopped going in to order at Dominos since they have a place to add a tip before they do anything. 
I took the boy to the donut shop Saturday to get him and the wife some donuts. I used the debit card to pay and there were three slots for a tip: 15%/20%/25%. I’m not tipping you to grab me some donuts out of a case.
I go to sonic sometimes and only tip $1, all they did was walk my food out (I park close to the door) and never give me ketchup or napkins.
Waiters hourly wage is 2.13 an hour + tips. I waited tables so I generally tip in the 30-50% range. Just paying your dues if you were in the profession. As far as a 10% tithe, that's on your entire salary. I believe customary tip these days is 15-25%.
That's me also
