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Subject: Re: Tipping taboos
From: -JAM-
Posted: Thu Mar 27. 2003, 02:26 UTC
Followup to: "Re: Tipping taboos"  by beans  (Thu Mar 27. 2003, 01:50 UTC)
Ms Bean,

> I started as a server and I think that is way more serious of an 
> issue than if someone doesn't tip as opposed to if they walked up to 
> a busy bar and ordered a drink at the bar.

Not sure what you mean there? it is a more serious issue that you worked as a 
server than if someone doesn't tip or if they walk up to a bar and order a 
drink?  ;)

> It was more money than I had the day before

I fully agree, a tip is a tip is a etc... Option.

> And I echo Miss Charming on the treating your customer as you would 
> want to be treated.  
 
"Treat each customer as if they were your own" (Anon)

> As for all of the hostility, I am shocked these are only words!  I 
> will repeat what I wrote earlier, that taking this forum to heart to 
> the point it upsets you is unhealthy!  I really believe it is a place 
> of learning and seeing a different and more worldly spin on things.  
> Somehow it became personal?
> 
> Lynn

Ms Bean, i am asuming this is aimed in general rather than personel as i meant 
no hostility..

JAM


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