What your tip for the national?
343712
Dont bet on horse number 3
746986
$5 fare = $2 tip, $10 fare = $3, $15 fare = $4... if he is nice or just normal. Another $1-2 if he helps you with the door or luggage. If you are visiting a place that you don't know much about and you get some recommendations/advice that seem helpful then add another $1-2. If you get a good cabbie then get his cell phone no. and tip him well he will be at your own little private limo.
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I have left the following tips:\n\nDon't eat no yellow snow.\n\nDon't spit in the wind.\n\nDon't tug on Supermans cape.\n\nOne waitress was so thankful she said that I could kiss her A**, that was very thoughtful of her but I didn't have time for her to bring the animal around so I could do so.\n\nI think that was in Podunk, Iowa.
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I tip a dollar per round if there are just 1 or 2 people, then add a 50cents or a buck per person....a little more if there are tons of people in my group or if we're ordering different mixed drinks...2 bucks per pitcher if everyone's drinking draft beer and an extra 5 at the end of the night if the service was really good, or we were really a hassle.
598168
Take a tip from the Donald.\n\nYOU'RE FIRED!
872814
Smile and say how thoughtful of you...thank you very much...then go sit in the corner with a dunce cap on...
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What is a normal tip for services?\n\nA tip should typically fall within the 15% to 20% range.  (This is before tax is added.)\n\nAre there circumstances when you should tip more than 15% to 20%?      \n\nIf the service provider either did something out of the ordinary or did something that took a great deal of time (such as major make-overs, color correction, etc.) you might want to consider leaving a larger tip.\n\nWho else should you tip other than the person who performs the service?\n\nAt a salon, you should tip the person who shampoos your hair ($5) and the person who blow dries your hair other than the stylist ($10).  It is not necessary to tip the receptionist or someone who brings you a drink
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see this: http://www.tipping.org/tips/TipsPageTipsUS.html
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The word TIPS actually stands for:\n\n"To Insure Prompt Service". \n\nIf the person PREPARED something for you (ie Coffee Bar, Ice Cream Shop), and you felt the service was worth a tip, then YES you should tip-- and tip APPROPRIATELY! That means 15% MIN!! Give 20% if they went above and beyond for you! I don't work in an industry where I get tips, but I am so embarrased when I go to restaurants with people or have food delivered and people with me think it's okay to just give $1.00 when their bill is well over 20.00 . . . Come on people. \n\nBathroom attendants definitely deserve a tip. They are spending their own money to supply you with those lotions, perfumes, colognes, hair sprays, etc. Sometimes the towels as well! The least you can do is give them $1.00.
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none yet...\ny do u have 2 remind me??\nnwyz, its ok coz we're only half day 2day @ work & tomorrow's off so everything's cool\nin addition 2 that, im getting my salary 2nyt...\n\nyipeee
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YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!\n\nTips are not only accepted but also expected!\n\nYou are "suppose" to tip anyone who provides you with a service.\n\nMy suggestion is; \n\nup to  $5 ...... $1\n$5.01 - $10 .....$2\n10,01 - 15........3\n15,01 - 20........4\n20.01 - 25........5
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Tipping is definitely something to do if you receive good service. If you feel the driver has done well and taken care of you, tip him. If not, tip him anyways, and you may get better service in the future. Is this someone you see regularly or is there a different driver each time? There are so many variables. Use your best judgement. Tipping will never hurt though...only help.
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It is customary to tip 15-20% for any services. It does not matter if it is $10 or $200 there is not a flat dollar amount. It is no different than tipping when you go out to eat. If the service is $90 and is great you would tip $18 if it's good tip $13.50 if it's bad use your discretion. Especially if you go to the same hairdresser regularly. This way they will get you an appt in a pinch or take special attention to your requests.
1104210
Take a tip...? \nit might be your last one next time !\nLOL...
501591
Tip-Ring.\nLand phone, still used today.
1010497
good idea\nget on the radio\nget sponsors\nget on tv\ndo it
15407
How much you should tip at a restaurant depends on these factors: the size of your party, the class of the restaurant, and the quality of the service. In this case we'll call a large party anything over 6 people, and an expensive restaurant a "four-star" restaurant. But first let's consider more humble establishments.\n\nProviding the service was good, a tip of 15% of the bill before tax is a good rule of thumb. If you happen to live where the state tax is between 7% and 8% you can calculate the tip easily by looking at the amount you are taxed and simply doubling it. You can then round this amount off higher or lower, depending on the service and your state's tax percentage.