Do you give anyone a tip at Christmas.

[~>Dg<~]

id give em a tip if they took most of my rubbish but they dont so they #### ###

 

[LeeUK]

That bin men meme is your typical FB like & share shizzle. Firstly my bin men will take bags next to the bin or if the lid is up. Rules say they don't but they generally do. Also it's not the bin men emptying your bin that make the rules, it's the council who you elect who make the rules. I suppose you go to the supermarket and blame the staff personally for them not stocking a product you want.

 

[NoobCannon]

Always tip the barber bird as been the same one for 10 years now, £8 so give £10

Local postman is an ass so gets nothing

The only tip id give to the local bin men is to park in the monstorus gap either side of the road whilst loading thier ******* lorry rather than blocking the entire high street to load.

Absolute thunder *****




I hate bin men

 

[fadetoblack]

We bought the postie at work a crate of beers and I think my parents tip the postie at home too.

My postie is on 28k a year with overtime no tip for him.

 

[builder22]

never expected to see so much anger towards binmen and posties

 

[LeeUK]

never expected to see so much anger towards binmen and posties

It's the class system, my job is better than your job therefore I'm better than you... Hatred fuelled by the likes of the Murdoch press and the Daily Mail, etc, oh and because Brexit.

 

[Malevolence]

I just pop an Asda smartprice teabag in their shirt pocket and say "there you go, have a drink on me". Goes down well.

Classic Tommy Cooper, still sorely missed. Although he used to hand taxi drivers an envelope with a tea bag in it.

 

[[HB]Rugrat]

Window cleaner - lovely bloke who only charges £2.50 so I normally give him a tenner extra at Christmas.

 

[PiKe]

I do if they earn it. Woman today gave me a trim instead of a shave because she recommended it. I gave her extra and told her to keep the change and buy herself a drink for Xmas.
Little things. Her husband gave me an evil glare but I knew she was married and I'm not like that. I'd have given the tip to any of them.

Just the tip?

 

[The_Abyss]

I just tipped my barber (only been there 2nd time) Last time he charged me £12 so was gonna give him £15 but this time he only charged £9 so he only got a pound tip for making up prices.

That certainly says a lot more about you than your barber,

 

[LeeUK]

I never tip barbers, these days they can never get a hair cut right either meaning you have to go back sooner. Money making scam.

 

[utajoker]

my Christmas eve Indian came to £28.80. I gave him £30 and said keep the change.

 

[Stretch]

Only the wife.

 

[Jean-F]

my Christmas eve Indian came to £28.80. I gave him £30 and said keep the change.

I bet he was so elated and excited that he closed early and went home to count his blessings.

 

[benjii]

Is this the place we complain about our bin men? A while back, my bin was a foot back from the edge of our garden boundary and I watched a new, eager young chap go to grab it and do his job... until the guy sucking lemons told him off and to leave it. They're not getting a tip.

On topic though. Any of the services I come in contact with regularly, rotate so many staff that I don't feel any of them are deserving of a tip. However, I do tip my barber at Christmas, he's a cracking chap always has drinks on offer and gives you homemade mince pies at Christmas.

 

[LeeUK]

I leave my bin on the edge of my property on my side of the boundary. After emptying it they just sling it in the middle of the pavement outside next door. Then the council have a cheek to charge for lost and stolen bin replacements.