Assumed tip
sflguy123
Florida
Some will take the change and put it directly in the tip jar. If they do that I don't add to the tip since they made the call, instead of me, on the amount of the tip. Of course in each case they are costing themself.
Considering a tip can't be much less than .75 I don't understand what they are thinking when they do this.
Is this something you occassionally face and how do you handle it(on principle)?
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Find good girls, see them outside. Then you don't need to go very often.
SJG
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Maybe a quarter! :)
Treat waitresses as dancers, try to get them onto your lap and to get a front room makeout session going. They are their for your carnal pleasure, just like dancer's are. If you have money, it is a man's world.
But see your girls outside the club, so you don't need to go very often.
SJG
This goes against everything I ever observed from other club goers. Some might to this but it is definitely not the rule.
An additional tip on the way out I've seen. I don't subscribe to this.
What I mean is lets say a beer costs $5 and you give them a $20.... they will bring your change back in a $5 and $10 bills..... Are they dumb.... they need to bring the change back in a $10 bill and 5-$1's.... that way you can tip. Plus odds are you will pull another $20 out of your pocket next time for a beer... and that way you can milk more out of the customer. I know this from experience working as a bartender.
Also back on topic... if they pocket the $.075.... it is their loss... I wont tip again on principle. Because they made the choice... not ME.
People now adays think a tip is mandatory. Now again I don't want to sound cheap.... but a tip is based on service.... if it is good you get a tip.... if it is bad you don't get one. But people think that no matter what you should fork over a tip. I mean you walk into a bar, sit down, the bartender comes up and say... "what will you have" you say, "give me a beer".... They turn around and twist off a cap and hand u the beer and take your money.... Is that service worth a $1??? Again I tip pretty well.... but think of it.... They spent a total of 30 seconds interacting with you.... do they deserve a tip? If you think that is the case... then do you tip your barber? Your check out person at the grocery store?
Again I don't want to sound cheap because I do tip that $1..... but when people "expect" it is what gets me. I mean you should tip a lot more people ahead of that bartender in your daily life. Because they do a lot more interaction than that bartender.
I really hate clubs that charge x.25 or .75 for shit though. .50 is annoying, but I can see how sometimes they'd want to do that. But for .25, just round one way or the other. Change that jingles doesn't belong in a club.
SJG