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Do you tip for takeout? (How much?)
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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2024
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Scotland. As much as they are trying tipping isn't. Thing here but back in the days when we payed by cash I'd usually just round it up to the next £5 or £10
Ha ha ha same here (NZ), I'm assuming gullible tourists must be keeping that misguided dream alive.
Went to Greece last year and they're trying the "Would you like to leave a tip" message on the card machine
It's your fucking civic duty to click "NO" then immediately get on Google leaving a 1-star review saying why
Fuck right off, I'll decide whether to tip or not, NEVER ask for it
One resteraunt I went to shoved on 10% with a note saying opt out. Nowhere was this mentioned until the bill.
Here's yhe annoying thing if the food cost 10% more I'd still have happily paid for the meal recommended the place and come back for more as the food was good and cheap for what you got.
That 1 thing has annoyed me enough I'm never returning and recommending to others to avoid.
@Mr_Blott those are popping up a lot in tourist spots here. I just laugh, they're trying it on.
Since I'm not from a tipping culture I like being reminded in countries where they need it as part of their wage, though. Didn't realise it's offensive.