Tip counter help @ salvage yard?

[shotty]

I tip barbers, waitresses. Salvage guy is on his own.

 

[kinggabby]

How about having to pay $1 just to get in and hope they have what you want. Pull A Part in OKC does that.

 

[HMFIC]

Sounds like gun dealers need to get into a different line of work... they never get tipped and on top of that, people always try to haggle the price.

 

[Old Fart]

I have a tip for them.

Get some training or education and get a better job.
And that little tip is free, no tip expected in return.

 

[UnSafe]

A joint is the traditional tip at a salvage yard. At least it was in California, back in the 70's when I frequented such places to keep my Baja Bug running.

 

[skyydiver]

I think it is one thing that is kind of customary, I didn't for the longest time because I was being cheap but have been making up for it. I try to go too long between haircuts because of working nights and not taking the time, so I've just started giving him a $20 bill. I'm not sure what the haircut is but think it's proly around $12-14 so figure between a tip and an extra couple cuts that's best. Go to Leroy in MWC, is a Barber Hall of Famer, and cut my hair for the first time almost 30 years ago.

Dude, Leroy cut my dad's hair as far back as I can remember. Hearing his name takes me back. Glad he's still at it.

On another note, I cut my own hair...and I also tip.