Tipping your repair guy
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Dan Castillo
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
Thanks for your opinions!
Sounds like beer is the answer here.
Sounds like beer is the answer here.
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UDELBR
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
Always.Dan Castillo wrote:Sounds beer is the answer here.
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
Would you tip your lawyer, doctor, auto mechanic? These people have the power to set their fee, they don't depend on your gratuitous largesse.Alex C wrote:Working a job that pays mostly tips says nothing about their socio-economic standing. Does anyone consider their barber/stylist a lesser person because they cut hair for a living and receive tips?
Somewhat extreme but readable polemic Against Tipping.
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
"Polemic" is "a strong verbal or written attack on someone or something."
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
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TubaSteve
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
Donn wrote:Would you tip your lawyer, doctor, auto mechanic? These people have the power to set their fee, they don't depend on your gratuitous largesse.Alex C wrote:Working a job that pays mostly tips says nothing about their socio-economic standing. Does anyone consider their barber/stylist a lesser person because they cut hair for a living and receive tips?
Somewhat extreme but readable polemic Against Tipping.
Well, I have never tipped a Dr. or a Lawyer, but I was a Mr. Goodwrench at a dealership for about 4 years over 27 years ago.
As for professionals, now when I have my horn tech do something, I bring him some cans of Pledge, or my machine shop fellow some other items that he can use to say thank you.
Steve
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
I can't think of a situation when beer was not the answer!!Dan Castillo wrote:Thanks for your opinions!
Sounds like beer is the answer here.
I am committed to the advancement of civil rights, minus the Marxist intimidation and thuggery of BLM.
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Tubahokk
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
You might just want to say can I give you a little coffee money for your work? - and push it just a little. If he declines then you are done.
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
Especially not in "the land of pleasant living!"Three Valves wrote:I can't think of a situation when beer was not the answer!!Dan Castillo wrote:Thanks for your opinions!
Sounds like beer is the answer here.
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Re: Tipping your repair guy
You said it, Hon!!bort wrote:Especially not in "the land of pleasant living!"Three Valves wrote:I can't think of a situation when beer was not the answer!!Dan Castillo wrote:Thanks for your opinions!
Sounds like beer is the answer here.
I am committed to the advancement of civil rights, minus the Marxist intimidation and thuggery of BLM.