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Originally Posted by Craig T
Accidents happen. If service was good before the "accident", I would not let the accident affect my tipping %. Food servers work hard for very little money. Accepting th apology and dry cleaning the clothes is the correct response IN MY OPINION .
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FIFY.
And I respect your opinion, I just don't agree.
Food servers get paid very well considering the the job.
Truth be known they're probably pulling in $20 to $25 an hour, and because most of them don't declare all tips on taxes, that is probably closer to $30 an hour.
Pretty good money for a job most high school girls could do with 4 hours of training.
A difficult job that almost anyone can do is not worth much $.
A hard job that only a very few can do well is where the $$$$ is.
Supply and demand.
And again, people in this thread are demonstrating the attitude that a big tip is DESERVED, and not leaving a big tip is punishment.
That simply is not the case.
A tip is a REWARD for exceptional service. It is something extra that has to be earned.
If the service is not exceptional, then no tip is earned or deserved.