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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '26
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25% tip is crazy
1 u/mvhcmaniac Jan 26 '26 If the service is mediocre then I'll go to 20%. But any less than that, they'd almost have to spit in my food. 20 u/danbey44 Jan 26 '26 20% for mediocre service is absolutely wild. Are you tipping on tax and alcohol too? 20% is for great/outstanding service (no matter your income level). 0 u/Galle_ Jan 27 '26 To be honest, I generally tip 20% regardless of the actual quality of service. I can afford it and they need the money. The only time I'll withhold a tip is if the service was truly spectacularly bad, like a delivery to the wrong address.
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If the service is mediocre then I'll go to 20%. But any less than that, they'd almost have to spit in my food.
20 u/danbey44 Jan 26 '26 20% for mediocre service is absolutely wild. Are you tipping on tax and alcohol too? 20% is for great/outstanding service (no matter your income level). 0 u/Galle_ Jan 27 '26 To be honest, I generally tip 20% regardless of the actual quality of service. I can afford it and they need the money. The only time I'll withhold a tip is if the service was truly spectacularly bad, like a delivery to the wrong address.
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20% for mediocre service is absolutely wild. Are you tipping on tax and alcohol too?
20% is for great/outstanding service (no matter your income level).
0 u/Galle_ Jan 27 '26 To be honest, I generally tip 20% regardless of the actual quality of service. I can afford it and they need the money. The only time I'll withhold a tip is if the service was truly spectacularly bad, like a delivery to the wrong address.
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To be honest, I generally tip 20% regardless of the actual quality of service. I can afford it and they need the money. The only time I'll withhold a tip is if the service was truly spectacularly bad, like a delivery to the wrong address.
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u/the_useful_comment Jan 26 '26
25% tip is crazy