What does it mean when a pass is tipped?
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the corner back deflects a thrown pass to the receiver.
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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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its when you pass the ball to someone who is past the last defender, thus making it unfair; however, it's the moment of the pass that counts, not the moment of the receiving of the ball, so the attacker can be inside and still be past the last defender
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No, the transaction is not actually in the computer until the end of the day.  Your credit card is swiped to get the receipt, which you sign and add the tip, or not.  Then the server closes out the ticket by entering the amount of the tip you left and it is that total that is charged to your credit card. Your card is not opened twice.  The amount you write in the total is the amount that will be charged.  The manager actually does the receipts at the end of the shift or day depending on the restaurant.   So say you tip five dollars on a twenty-dollar bill and under total, you write twenty-three instead of twenty-five, your server will be short two dollars on their tips at the end of the shift.  The manager will only enter the total the patron has entered, so do your math correctly.\nHope this makes sense.  And yes, like Digital said the amount is electronically transmited at the end of the day, or shift like I said before.
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You usually tip for a service when you like it. \n\nIf you are satisfied with the job done - grooming your dog, you could do that. On contrary, not giving tip it is a way to express your dissatisfaction. \n\nAlso people tent to remember you tipping them, so next time they will pay more attention to your requests and needs. \n\nDo so and thing that the person receiving the tip, has needs and wills as all of us. Your tip would make him happy.
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move on and stop letting your pass hold you down and keep you from your future
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In general, no.\n\nA tip is supposed to be for someone who provides you service.  When discussing food, this generally refers to taking your order, bringing the food to the table, etc.\n\nYou don't normally tip the cook, or the cashier, and since these are the only people you interface with during a pick-up transaction, a tip is not necessary.
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see this: http://www.tipping.org/tips/TipsPageTipsUS.html
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WELL.A GOOD SHOW.\n\nWHY DONT YOU REVEAL THE TIP TO US?
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Im thinking that it is a parking pass but I am not sure
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backpass...is when you pass it to the goalie and he picks it up with his hands...this used to be legal, but too many people did it, and making it illegal brought more excitement to the game, because defenders in trouble cant just kick it to the keeper and have him pick it up....games are for spectators, so they did it to make the game more exciting.....
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Ahhh they mean either you passed or not.
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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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when a pass directly leads to the scoring of a fellow player.
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try to get more tips.
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I don't know but i wish they did it helps alot....(passing to the left)
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Generally, when I am on all exp. pd. trip, I still tip.  If a paid limo is picking you up, the tip is usually included in the cost.  But, a few bucks helps to show people you appreciate what they do.  Especially if you have luggage or if the same driver will take you other places.  I have had drivers give me mini tours, suggestions of where to go and not go (important if your new to an area) and even great suggestions for "local" eateries that are better than the usual "Highbrow" cusine!  Just because they know I tip a couple of extra bucks.