Pizza delivery guy didn't accept my tip. Was he trying to send a message?

I'm sure he'll make sure to give you his version of tip in your pizza next time, cheap ass.

Pizza delivery guys are compensated for the mileage and get paid at least minimum wage

why wait, did he forget where he delivered the pizza already?

ragin you make no sense. ever.

I will probably get a sh%tstorm of complaining over this, but I really don't understand the incredible amount of tipping that goes on these days. It seems like everyone wants a tip these days just for doing their jobs. It used to be that we tipped waiters / waitresses when they did a good job. Now we tip waiters / waitresses so much the government had to get involved to start taxing their tips and allowing restaurants to pay them less than minimum wage. We don't own the restaurants, so why are we paying their salary? I don't understand it.

Then we started tipping delivery guys. I could understand tipping them if they had to carry a ton of food up 3 flights of stairs or if they were delivering in really crappy weather, but again... they are being paid to do a job... why is tipping them 15% necessary? A little gratuity to say thanks for bringing my food to my door is one thing, but are we really expected to tip them the same as we tip waitresses? Waitresses are purposely underpaid and they take your order, bring your food, refill your drinks, check up on you to see if you need anything else, etc. What does the delivery person do that justifies a 15% tip?

Now I go to the ice cream parlor, and they have a tip jar our. I'm flabbergasted how many places I go these days and find tip jars. Everyone wants to be tipped for doing the job they're already being paid to do. I think it's pretty ridiculous. Tips should be something that someone gets for going above and beyond their job, not something that you get just for doing your job at the expected level that you are being paid to do it.

/end rant

tl;dr but I'm pissin in your next salad order just to play it safe

I'm sure he'll make sure to give you his version of tip in your pizza next time, cheap ass.

You'll be waiting a long time... I would never order a salad.

I will probably get a sh%tstorm of complaining over this, but I really don't understand the incredible amount of tipping that goes on these days. It seems like everyone wants a tip these days just for doing their jobs. It used to be that we tipped waiters / waitresses when they did a good job. Now we tip waiters / waitresses so much the government had to get involved to start taxing their tips and allowing restaurants to pay them less than minimum wage. We don't own the restaurants, so why are we paying their salary? I don't understand it.

Then we started tipping delivery guys. I could understand tipping them if they had to carry a ton of food up 3 flights of stairs or if they were delivering in really crappy weather, but again... they are being paid to do a job... why is tipping them 15% necessary? A little gratuity to say thanks for bringing my food to my door is one thing, but are we really expected to tip them the same as we tip waitresses? Waitresses are purposely underpaid and they take your order, bring your food, refill your drinks, check up on you to see if you need anything else, etc. What does the delivery person do that justifies a 15% tip?

Now I go to the ice cream parlor, and they have a tip jar our. I'm flabbergasted how many places I go these days and find tip jars. Everyone wants to be tipped for doing the job they're already being paid to do. I think it's pretty ridiculous. Tips should be something that someone gets for going above and beyond their job, not something that you get just for doing your job at the expected level that you are being paid to do it.

/end rant

Now I go to the ice cream parlor, and they have a tip jar our. I'm flabbergasted how many places I go these days and find tip jars.

/end rant

I agree with you.

So true I went to buy Chinese food which is not cheap in of itself and a tipjar was there. WTF I have to tip someone who took my order? I have also seen tip jars in the taco place I go and a few other food joints withe xception to the fast food chains

I'm glad I'm not the only one. We can keep each other company in the bunker we are gonna have to build to avoid the flying tomatoes!




I used to think it was the employer's job to pay the employees. Crazy idea, right?

is there room for max too? you can go for a threesome.

Pshhhhhh if I was gonna invite another Lounger for a 3-some it wouldn't be another dude. What was the SN of that lady who posted a picture of herself in a SD beanie but all anyone commented on was her boobs?