I normally just leave a dollar tip or round up to the nearest second dollar.

Jan 23, 2021
12:27:28pm

Chasicle Contributor

Maybe I'm cheap in this situation, but I tip at least 20% when sitting down. Server serves me, I tip well. Someone hands me a bag, why do they need to be tipped?

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POLL: What kind of tip would you leave in this situation?

CopperLix

1/23/21 11:27am

20%

BlueFrog

1/23/21 11:28am

20% then round up to the next $10.

Loon to the Moon

1/24/21 12:56am

If you go to a restaurant to pickup “to-go” food you ordered online, do you leave a tip?

Crowgar

1/23/21 11:30am

Yes, but only ~10%. More to help the restaurant and workers there until things get back to normal

Zenoch

1/23/21 11:31am

What if it took 20 minutes longer than they told you?

Crowgar

1/23/21 11:32am

TIP stands for To Insure Promptness

dratax

1/23/21 11:34am

That’s why tips are less in Europe.

jollaksentie

1/23/21 11:43am

I think the word you are looking for is ensure.

Ozymandias

1/23/21 11:58am

Then it would be TEP. This is the origin

dratax

1/23/21 12:37pm

Yes, I always give a tip at McDonald's drive thru.

John Doe

1/23/21 12:14pm

I normally just leave a dollar tip or round up to the nearest second dollar.

Chasicle

1/23/21 12:27pm

Not pre-covid, but during covid, I'm tipping like full amounts for takeout.

Jay Rick

1/23/21 1:40pm

Anyone who would tip less in this nothing of a situation is just cheap and shouldn’t eat out.

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