I always tip about 20%. But the only thing I don't get is this. Say I order a 10 oz Ribeye, and my wife orders the same. We both get water to drink. So, the total bill is say...$29.00. I would usually tip $5 (17%).We come back the next week, and order 16 oz Ribeyes, and we get tea to drink this time. So now the bill is $40.00. It shouldn't take any more effort to pour tea instead of water, or bring out a different cut of steak should it? The service is exactly the same, but now 17% of $40 is $7! Unless the service was just mindblowing, I'd probably still give $5. Am I wrong for that? I just don't understand why I should pay 2-3 dollars more of a tip for basically the exact same food, and the exact same service just because i chose to get a better quality steak. But, if I go out to eat by myself for lunch, and get something thats like $7.99 plus a water...which means the total bill will be $8.70, I'll still give $2-3 tip. That is a 25-35% tip. What do you think about it?
2007-08-27
05:39:22
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