For those of you going to a restaurant to catch the game. Please tip well.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

i went to on the border for a pregame shindig. the tab was $40 and I LEFT NOTHING!!!!!!

[johnsmith]

i went to on the border for a pregame shindig. the tab was $40 and I LEFT NOTHING!!!!!!

Which is equal to what you and your family have contributed to society you worthless .

[CuckingFunt]

I've never understood why people feel the need to be such assholes about tipping.

[marini martini]

I always tip large, knowing my bambina has been a waitress

[Cry Havoc]

I've never understood why people feel the need to be such assholes about tipping.

Because they aren't forced to give money.

People readily value money above their own honor or decency.

[CuckingFunt]

Because they aren't forced to give money.

People readily value money above their own honor or decency.

I think that's part of it.

I think it also probably has to do with the unbelievable sense of en lement that so many people seem to have these days.

[leemajors]

tip well, good things happen.

[mrsmaalox]

May not be fair, but I tip a female better; I just always imagine them as a single mom or a student working through school. My husband is a generous tipper; he only short changes the guys he suspects are trying to look down my blouse!

(Where the have my smileys gone?!)

[Viva Las Espuelas]

Which is equal to what you and your family have contributed to society you worthless .

I didn't leave anything because my buddy took care of the whole bill, YOU STUPID ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Think, Son..........Think.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

I think it also probably has to do with the unbelievable sense of en lement that so many people seem to have these days.

if only both parties could see it that way.

[atxrocker]

people who jump on a high horse over tipping amuse me. if you want to tip extra or have the means to tip regardless of service, ing wonderful for you . don't stress people who actually EXPECT the server to earn their wages. i agree with the others who have said they tip based off of the level of service they receive. i have been known to be a very generous tipper for great service. ignore me and you can go yourself. those es who think they deserve a tip because they took 10 minutes to bring me my drink and never check to see what i need after getting my food are getting nothing more than a goddamn size 11 foot up their ing asses.

[katyon6th]

Our tab on alcohol alone was a little over $200 tonight; our waiter cut that almost in half and we tipped him well. BWW on De Zevala was ing packed and our waiter was awesome. Good night.

[Beno Udrih]

people who jump on a high horse over tipping amuse me. i agree with the others who have said they tip based off of the level of service they receive. i have been known to be a very generous tipper for great service. ignore me and you can go yourself. those es who think they deserve a tip because they took 10 minutes to bring me my drink and never check to see what i need after getting my food are getting nothing more than a goddamn size 11 foot up their ing asses.

Agreed. Some people need to get off their . You'd think some one has been kicking puppies or selling crack with the way some have had their mini melt downs in this thread. IMO what people tip is their business. And if you're going in to the restaurant industry, you have to know the some times lousy tippers are a part of the territory. Thats one of the reasons why I never even entertained the thought of working in it.

I for one though agree with those that say they tip based on service. When it's good I always over tip. When it's average i tip 15. And when it sucks, I don't tip period.

[atxrocker]

one thing that has never been mentioned in this thread is the drug habits of lots of people in this industry. we've heard all the sobb stories of single mothers and poor innocent young ambitious females trying to pay their way through college (ala a stripper MO) but not one mention of the large drug issue with the service industry? now that i think about it, what the ? i have met plenty of people who waited in resturaunts who told me how soooo many people in their profession are huge drug users and are often times intoxicated during their shifts just to make it through. i know this does not apply to all, but how in the has this fact not even been brought up yet? am i supposed to support some crack s poor habits?