Do you tip the pizza delivery man?
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What has being English got to do with it?
i asked to change something in a restarant tonight and the waiter couldnt have been more polite bout it tbh!
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I only tip if they give me "extras" in exchange.
No i don't tip
The idea that you should be tipped for doing your job is an american one.
The american's think you should tip everyone, Waiters, ****tail waitresses, taxi drivers, delivery men, hotel staff, and anything less than 20 % is being cheap.
Erm, no. I don't give a toss what they do in other countries.
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Last pizza I ordered cost £7.95
I just gave the guy £8 and that was that, a 5p tip
I just gave the guy £8 and that was that, a 5p tip
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Yup
£2 or so on my usual £16 domino's.
£2 or so on my usual £16 domino's.
All you people complaining that pizza costs enough as it is...why buy from Domino's then? It's absolutely ridiculous what they charge. Every town I've lived in has had several independent pizza places that do pizzas for £4-6 that are no worse than Domino's. I don't know how Domino's stays in business.
May be some some of you should think about what a tip is or means.
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I work for a couple of diffrent chinese take-a-ways on diffrent nights the drivers range from 17-75 years of age some have other jobs some are retired but we are all the same if we go out with more than one delivery at a time and we usualy do the ones who usually give a tip are the ones that allways get their food first.
You dont have to give much but a little makes a big diffrence to me and the other drivers do you think with fuel costing a fortune we are gonna race to the tight fisted gits house that waits for thier 50p change or the one that give a quid each time.
A typical night I will use £5 to £10 of fuel and that come out of my wages plus the extra wear and tear on the car.
The best tippers are usualy the ones with the least IE those on council estates and the worst are those well of with a 1/2 million quid detached house or similar.
But at the end of the day its your money spend it how you like but if you want you food hotter and faster give a little tip
T.I.P.S To Insure Prompt/Proper Service
I work for a couple of diffrent chinese take-a-ways on diffrent nights the drivers range from 17-75 years of age some have other jobs some are retired but we are all the same if we go out with more than one delivery at a time and we usualy do the ones who usually give a tip are the ones that allways get their food first.
You dont have to give much but a little makes a big diffrence to me and the other drivers do you think with fuel costing a fortune we are gonna race to the tight fisted gits house that waits for thier 50p change or the one that give a quid each time.
A typical night I will use £5 to £10 of fuel and that come out of my wages plus the extra wear and tear on the car.
The best tippers are usualy the ones with the least IE those on council estates and the worst are those well of with a 1/2 million quid detached house or similar.
But at the end of the day its your money spend it how you like but if you want you food hotter and faster give a little tip
If a pizza man had to fight off a pack of wild foxes, then pack of knife-wielding hoodies to get your pizza to you, would you tip then?
Possibly, but not because he realised that his car ran on conventional fuel and not vespene gas.
Always, always tip Pizza delivery actually any food delivery drivers, Taxi Drivers, Barber and when we eat out at any decent restaurant where you are waited on.
Because I'm not a tight stingy ass for the sake of a few quid here and there.
We eat out, order takeaway or use Taxis about 5/7 evenings.
Because I'm not a tight stingy ass for the sake of a few quid here and there.
We eat out, order takeaway or use Taxis about 5/7 evenings.