How much do you tip a guide?
967675
Depends on how good a guide he was...but anywhere between $25-50
261155
the norm is 15%, but i've known lots of servers and i usually go 20% and if they are AWESOME, i go higher.  like i have a lady who always serves me at this cafe i go to on tuesdays and i always tip her $5, even though i spend $10 on my lunch.  my reason is that she knows exactly what i want and she doesn't waste my lunch hour potting around.  she gets my order so i can sit and enjoy it without worrying whether i'll get back in time or not.\n\neasy way to caluclate a tip is take the total and round it to the nearest $ amt.  so, 26.57 is $30.  then take 10%, which is $3.00 and add half of the $3.00 (which is your 5%) so your tip would be $4.50.  that's 15%.  if you were giving 20% jsut double the $3.00 and you'll tip $6.00.\n\nhope this helps!
374271
I was told by a hairstylist friend of mine that if they are the owner a tip is not required. If the stylist is renting the booth, you should tip them because they don't make a lot of profit. But honestly, how do you know who the owner is and who is reinting a booth?
15645
Yes you should tip. Basically we tip just as if we were at the restaurant? No less than 15% Though 20% is our rule for the majority. We have found the better tip gets him to our place a little quicker and with hotter food the next time.\n Tips does mean : To Insure Prompt Service
639461
to all you people who have never worked in the service industry, if you have to ask if you're tipping too much, you're probably not tipping enough.  These people rely on the tips, which is customary in our culture, to make a living.  Just because your food came out 3 minutes late you're going to dock the tip?  How would you feel if your boss docked your pay cause you walked into his office three minutes after he felt like getting a document, or report.  15% should be an absolute minimum.  20% is a fair tip for decent seervice.  If I get great service, i'll tip 25-30%.  Stop being cheap.
632530
see this: http://www.tipping.org/tips/TipsPageTipsUS.html
475091
$15.13 , dont forget to tip the driver :)\nMan people, thats 12 miles, not 1 mile, this should be easy!
471028
between 3-5 dollars an hour.But somtimes if you don't ask for an amount, they might give you more then you expect.
327043
How much are they offering you?
72340
We normaly tip $3 unless the weather is bad, then we tip a little more. No tip if they are rude.
290571
15-20 % of the service. So if it's a $70.00 massage I tip $15.00. Good enough, even though it is an expensive service, we rely on tips to add to our living $.\nT=o\nI=nsure\nP=rompt\nS=ervice\n\nBetter to serve you next time, give a proper tip!
945534
I don't keep track of the amount, but I do know the ongoing percentage--20%.  I was making a habit of 15%, but my sister-in- law corrected my mistake.  "These people live off their tips, so don't be ungenerous."  Ever since, I have adhered to her correction.
27676
I used to tip 2-5$ depending on if they take it to the car and their attitudes.
609957
Ah, I think you may have got the wrong idea there.  They don't GIVE the tips, they RECEIVE them.  Or rather the waiters do.\n\nWere you asking whether waiters who work in five-star restaurants receive good tips?  I should think so.  Even if people use the 15% rule (and many go further), the more expensive the dinner, the bigger the tip.  If you give superior service, which you should in a high-class restaurant, you should get more like 20%.
629041
$1,000. But you have to tip the three largest male friends you have that you bring along for protection $100 apiece.
31167
I can't speak for the UK, but in the states anywhere from pocket change to $5, depending on where you are. If they're particularly good, tip about $10.
1076550
ooohhhh!!!  I have one .... BAD TIPPER!  When I waitered at IHOP years ago, JOAN RIVERS, left the worst tip.  We comp'd all her food for her and both her bodyguards. She left a LOUSY $5 tip.