Tipping at Subway ?

Sounds like a materialistic %$#*& to me

YOU JUST A SMALL TATER HATIN ON A BIG PLAYER, thats all that is...

 

Anyone have the over/under on this guy?

 

Prison doesn't count............

 

Actually, it's a woman who is self made and single.

I guess you could call her what ever. But she wouldn't date just to be dating. And she certainly doesn't mind footing the bill if need be.

Truthfully, she could probably rent 3 like you....just for #### and giggles

 

COULD? PROBABLY? ROLL ME OVER AND COVER ME UP,

SHE COULD AND PROBABLY, WANNA THROW A MAYBE AND MIGHT COULD

IN THERE TOO?

 

You quoted yourself and agreed with yourself? You have some serious issues..... I don't even do that...

 

....lol...

 

I've worked at 'better' restaurants. At many servers contribute a percentage, based on sales, to the pool. At the really good ones I worked at the servers would give extra to those who really helped them out. Those one's work the best, it's amazing how well people can work together when it affects their income. More importantly though, I know how good of an income a good server can make in a good restaurant and don't feel at all bad leaving little or no tip if the service warrants it. Pretty rare for that to happen though.

 

My tipping scale:

Bar:
Sitting at the bar $1 - 1.50 per drink and yes if there is two of us I tip for EACH drink.
Sitting in the bar (server bring drinks) $2-$3 per drink.

Restaurant:
Bad Service or server screws up order and has an attitude about fixing it: 0% - 5%

Server gets order right never see them again - 5% - 10%

Server gets order right comes back to check on me and bring refills 15% min, usually 20%

Server goes above and beyond 20%+
Case in point: My wife and I were at a Steak House and she ordered a dish she hadn't had before and didn't like it. About half way through eating my meal server notices shes not eating and asked if there was a problem. Wife tells her no she just didn't like the dish. Server offered a new dish. Wife said no. Server apologized. (not her fault) When I got the check she had the manager comp the wife's meal - didn't expect this or ask for this, she went above and beyond. I tipped her 20% on the original ticket total plus half the cost of the dish $15.