how much do u tip ur pizza guy?
550931
I let him keep the change plus $2.  So, if the bill is $15.24, I'll give him $18.
1012001
I average about 800 a night - but please don't tip with quarters, they are cold and uncomfertable :)
381285
Usually you have to tip the maître d' $10 or $20.
258431
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.
1167216
I just did an economic study on this one...outside of general good service...\n\nIntroduce yourself BY NAME.\n\nWrite "Thanks, [your name]" on the check near the total of the bill.  In casual dining, a happy face helps!\n\nListen to your customers.  For some, be the life of the party.  For others, be calm, efficient, and polite.\n\n"Sell up".  Get the extra salad, drink, glass of wine, appetizer.\n\nExpensive restaurants will result in larger tips.  But sometimes that will be offset by fewer hours.  However, fine dining is still pays the most overall.
53326
Sadly, I ALWAYS tip well...minimum of 20% on the bill including tax even when the service is terrible.  \n\nI will probably always tip well, BUT somtimes I wish good service dictated the tip, but I don't feel that way most times.
1185878
I recently moved from a place 4 hours away and hired movers to empty out my huge storage,drive 4 hours,and unload it all in my garage and house. I tipped them both $50 each. $25/ea. is a good tip if they do a good job. I paid the company $800 for the total bill plus gave them each $50 so they got paid good. Pay attention to see if they bump into walls while carrying in items like refrigerators,big items. Deduct or dont tip at all if they are wreckless.
11741
No, I do not tip the bagboys.  Why should I tip someone for doing their job?  If you are a secrectary, do you get tipped for every fax you send out?  Of course not!  In my opinion a tip is for extra effort, and I do give a lot of tips, but a bagboy's job is to bag your groceries.  I don't see how they can bag with extra effort.  If they did, I would tip them, but they do not, and therefore I don't tip them.
38797
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.
25323
10 - 15%, 20% if bad weather, etc.  $1.00 at minimum.\n\nThey will remember your tip the next time they deliver to you.
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!
1117347
i don't deliver pizza, but i order it a lot. i always tip them a lot more than i usually do when it's bad wather out, just to make them happy. i should probably stop though cuz i'm gonna go broke. i'm not the rich, snobby type. ; ]\n\nlove you avatar's hat by the way, i don't see that too often.
118305
You don't add the 2 dollars to the 27 dollars. The men paid 25 dollars for a pizza and 2 dollars to the boy. That's the 27 dollars.
302883
yesterday i made 356 dollars after i tipped the busboy and bar....my feet are in so much pain. I recieved a 40 dollar tip from one table and the rest were just from the fact that i started at 10am and finished at 9pm
1004907
Don't ever laugh at the pizza guy.  I will tell you why.  You will make minimum wage.  If you add the tips on top of that,and not paying taxes on your tips you can make easy money.  Your in a car not stuck in a office some where.  You can take a smoke break when ever.  No one is snooping over your shoulder.
439951
you can tip him anywhere from $2.00-$5.00  but I think that IKEA doesn't allow their employees to accept tips.
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%.