If this was a Seinfeld episode: "How much did he tip?" "Oh I'm sorry sir we...can't, slip the tip." "You can't slip the tip?" "No, we can't slip the tip. We're not tip slippers."
Larry is a person that embraces the fact that he has faults. He is right sometimes, he is wrong sometimes. He lives in a world where everyone else tries to act as if they are perfect and they get mad because Larry calls them out on it.
What a beautiful beautiful beautiful scene. Larry's reactions to the potential tip left my Jason. The actor saying in a very low voice, "What if it was more..."
@@Rschr101 playing poker isn't indicative of how someone is in real life. Phil Hellmuth is a total bitch at the poker tables when he loses and whines, and yet everyone says he's a really nice person in everyday life
I love when Larry asked Jason one last time how much he was leaving, Jason just changed the subject with "I'm very excited about our show." Awesome back and fourth.
But Jason Alexander is a millionaire ( unlike George Costanza ) , he can afford to leave even 50 dollar tips just to annoy Larry, who is always very "careful with money" even though Larry´s net worth is probably 100 times more .
I love how Larry talks incredibly fast to manipulate him, just to make him respond. And he says “no one cares just tug your tie, no one will know” but then when he tugs the tie, Larry goes crazy like “WHAT A ASSHOLE, OH FUCK!” completely opposite of what he promised.
you should watch that whole scene with Jason again and you can see him laughing mutiple times throughout that scene with the same camera angle as you described. its very funny to see
George is acting like a juvenile. He encourages Larry to leave 12 Dollars, then he goes around and adds what? more than 30 Bucks. He is obviously looking to put Larry in an embarrassing position. Larry did absolutely nothing wrong here when he asked for coordinating the tip.
I like to think that Jason left $20 just as a "one up" on Larry, but the waiter is playing a game and trying to see what he can get away with. He knows Larry is desperate to figure out the tip because he wants to one up Jason, so the waiter is playing on that and trying to get more out of Larry. The waiter manipulates Larry into giving a bigger tip by telling him what he wants to hear.
George was not encouraging Larry to leave the $12 tip. He has tact and wouldn't outright tell Larry what to do. He sees His tip as something personal. His tone clearly sugests that $12 is probably lower than he would give and that Larry should tip more but he would never outright say this because 1 it would be rude and 2 more importantly he knows Larry would probably try to talk him down from his number at high volume which would embarrass him and probably make him capitulate to the smaller number just to make Larry stop cheating him from giving the gift he wants to give.
No. Larry tried to control the tip they both gave, to control the perception of others. Then he went back and asked the waiter what shouldn’t be asked. HES the juvenile.
Jason was being unnecessarily stubborn by refusing to share with Larry how much of a tip he was going to leave. I coordinate the tip literally every time I go out to eat with friends
When you think about it, what other type of business gets the owner off the hook for paying a decent salary and essentially passes that responsibility onto the customer? Waiters and waitresses should be paid a decent wage and the percentage of the tip should be based on the quality/friendliness of the server.
Like all well-established business, the restaurant business is highly competitive. I wouldn't say the owner "get's off the hook" for not paying their staff a decent salary. Rather, the practice has become such an industry norm (in many countries), that given the competitive nature of their industry, the owner is forced to redistribute that money to pay for other business expenses (higher wages for more talented chefs, interior decor/ambience, etc) in order to compete for customer business. So although it might be true that the owner can pass on part of the waiter/waitress salary to the customer, this does not necessarily enrich the owner.
This isn't about tipping more or the pictures on the wall, The scene with Michael Richards is reminiscent of the Seinfeld episode "The Contest" hence why "Kramer" leaves abruptly without explanation and Jason Alexander' scene is reminiscent of Seinfeld episode "The Jacket" where Jerry doesn't tell George what he spent on the suede jacket but rather George assumes the price and flips out about it.
George Costanza was portrayed as a short stocky cheap whining bald headed friend on Seinfeld. But here, he was the complete opposite. He’s a generous tipper and not whining who paid for the BIG SALAD!
Whether the tips are shared with the kitchen or not, depends on the establishment. When I worked as a cook in Toronto, some restaurants required the wait staff to kick in a percentage of their total sales to the kitchen, but here in Vancouver...in the pubs, for example, what the kitchen gets for tips is reliant on the honour of the wait staff, and it's been my experience that most wait staff don't have any honour! Generally, wait staff and bartenders take home a couple of hundred per shift!
that’s what jason tipped, but what do you guys think george would’ve done in that situation? i think he’d agree to splitting the tip since larrys george
TheSeeker well this scene and everything about this show is not where you are. In LA and in America in general 20% is the new normal tip. 15% is acceptable too but 10% is almost a slap in the face. Your comment makes no sense tbh
Unless LD, being rich, is a very good tipper. I heard Jerry say once in an interview that he always tips over 100% because hes rich and can afford to. Larry might have the same logic about tips, let's say 50% would be being reasonably generous to him. Meaning Jason went ahead and tipped over 120%
Angelina No, what's rude is cheap, greedy employers not paying reasonable wages. A situation were working people actually depend on generous tipping is unacceptable.
antred11 no they get paid. Its shit pay but its pay. It's an easy job too, they're lucky that society deems it right to tip them. It makes that job an actual decent paying job. I'd rather work at IHOP then any fast food chain. With the tips you can survive and make a modest living
"It's an easy job too, they're lucky that society deems it right to tip them." Not really. Having to keep track of tons of orders in year head, carring shitloads of stuff around without dropping anything, always having to be nice and friendly to everyone, even to jerks ... seems like a pretty stressful job to me.
What Larry should've done is not tip at all knowing George left a ridiculous amount for a tip, basically leaving George to cover both of them and then some.
Waiters are called waiters because they have to wait to see what you're going to pay them. The customer is like King Henry VIII, deigning to pay the waiter sufficiently IF said waiter is deemed to be worthy of reward. Fuck that shit! In Australia waiters don't get paid tips. Instead they get paid a decent, living wage. If the customer doesn't like the service, s/he can complain to the manager, like it's done in other businesses. Aussies don't play that "Serve me well, peon, or else" shit. We Americans shouldn't play that shit either.
***** I wonder what happens if and when a particular customer keeps not giving tips to those upscale waiters. I imagine the waiter hires muscle and has the miscreant customer beaten senseless in the parking lot.
Tipping should be by on how the service is, not what people should tell you. I say if service was good/ok, put down 10%. If service was better or great, 15%. One wrong move from service or waiter, 0-5%. I mostly do 10%.
K1llerK1ll wow, nice attitude mr Bill O'Reilly. How am i awful when i state out some boffing facts? That's the way it is. I do 10% because i dont wanna pay the greed amount for 15%. Plus it saves me a step and my fat wallet can cushion me more. Don't be a Bill O'Reilly cause u disagree with me. Get blazed and boffing chill.
Do you really want to have that ridiculous logic torn up? Yeah, punish the person, who gets fucked by people to begin with (cause people can stiff/10%), who simply works for the person being greedy lol. Your tips are how these people feed their families. You just wanna go and stiff servers cause you don't agree with the system from which they work in. Guess what? If I don't like the government and what they do with my tax dollars I still have to pay them.
K1llerK1ll It's not called "punishing" its called leaving whatever you feel like. This is America. Sometimes people have to tip less because of certain circumstances. The servers are greedy cause they want mostly 20% tips when they are likely to get 10-15%. 10% is still better than no tip at all, plus it's the average. If they don't make enough in tips or wages or like the system to feed their families, they can quit, go back to school, graduate, and get a high paid salary. Everyone has to pay taxes to the government (except for no income earners).
***** I wish i was writing for LD. A wrong move can be like a nasty attitude, bad service, being impatient, payer waiting long time, and being rushed to pay the bill so the server can be off duty and get paid by tip.
I think the tab was in the 42-46$ range (each), which actually seems pretty high for lunch. But I guess it’s LA. And as a server it does irk me sometimes when two couples split a check and the tips don’t match up.
The best part is how ominous the waiters voice is when he says "what if it was more?"
underrated point right here
@@StevenBohnel how was that underrated? that is the whole point of the sketch....
@@rokuthedog the sketch is a goldmine so I guess I just liked that part the best
*plot twist* : but what if it was more? Tune in next week.
@@rokuthedog headphone-users can hear the ominously whips of what he said.
George left a $50 tip on a $5 sandwich just to stick it to Larry.
i was thinking he gave him a 30 dollar tip
STICKIN IT TO HIM!
Kruppt808 the bill was $120. That’s why Larry left $12 on his $60 dollar portion. Standard 20% tip.
A millionaire,In Malibu, leaving 20% is an extremely shitty tip!
@@superstarreviews9937 yeah dude they should give at least 10,000$ dude that's fair
If the waiter was trying to get a greater tip out of Larry, that was very clever.
you do realize it's a TV show right?
No, I wasn't. What's a TV show?
A TV show is when you give someone a like on TH-cam for answering questions.
Okay, thank you. I'm new to this TV show thing. Do we also give compliments to our fellow TH-camrs?
Jay Kal 😂😂😂
If this was a Seinfeld episode: "How much did he tip?" "Oh I'm sorry sir we...can't, slip the tip." "You can't slip the tip?" "No, we can't slip the tip. We're not tip slippers."
"He didn't tip slip?" "No slip!"
yes!!! spot on!
t3hPoundcake so accurate
no tip slipping
ho HO!!
That cup raise at the end kills me every time.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
EVERY time? How many times did you watch this clip for chrissakes?
@@DDandrums Every means every, not many. It could be 3 or 4, which is believable.
ive watched this clip at least ten times, specifically for that part
Raise your cup if you watched it more than 15 times
“Was it over $15?”
*tugs tie*
“Oh my oh FUCK!!!”
😂
Larry's disgusted reaction when the waiter tugs on his tie kills me!
Laughed hardest at that part!
Same!!!
Larry is a person that embraces the fact that he has faults. He is right sometimes, he is wrong sometimes. He lives in a world where everyone else tries to act as if they are perfect and they get mad because Larry calls them out on it.
Gregory Post I disagree. Larry is ALWAYS right. As far as I can remember, he has done/said the right thing in all situations.
jim jimjim Except when ben stiller said come in the front seat.
Abdul Shire LOL I disagree, they were a few seconds from their destination. He didn't need to sit in the front.
Thats true ! I spent the last couple hours watching curb clips in my bed.The one where ted danson offered larry a pie.He should of took a bite.
Abdul Shire there was a previous context to that scene I believe. that was missing from the clip.
curb your enthusiasm is one of those shows that you can split up on TH-cam and still get a quality scene with great dialogue
Actually, I like it better in little bits. I find Larry David grows tiring in longer doses, but I like a few minutes now and again.
The "What if it was more?" line from the waiter always gets me.
“What if it was more?”
Then the real conversation starts.
Waiter: "It was a healthy tip." Larry: "Was his tip healthier?" I'm dying lol
Still one of my favorite scenes. And the aftermath when Jason later confronts Larry about 'harassing' the waiter is hysterical.
thank you big chungus
Well said big chungus
You're the best, Big Chungus
Warmest Big, Chungus Regards
I don't know if you noticed but Larry kept breaking character when his back was to the camera he has a hard time keeping it together with Jason
What a beautiful beautiful beautiful scene. Larry's reactions to the potential tip left my Jason. The actor saying in a very low voice, "What if it was more..."
I love how the server just has to raise the cup as high as he can, and then rubs it in by leaving it held there!
Did anyone even notice the portraits on the wall? I certainly didn't until now and I've watched this a lot of times..
Ya I just noticed it as well and checked the comments.
Haha it was part of the plot in one of the episodes in the season
I noticed them and now I've watched this a lot of times
I noticed it right off the bat....first time I saw this clip.
Yes, some nude photography, looks like Helmut Newton style. So?
Jason Alexander is everything George/Larry hates in society
Wrong.
You ever see Jason on those poker tournaments? Dude is a legit asshole in real life. Very close to his character.
@@Rschr101 playing poker isn't indicative of how someone is in real life. Phil Hellmuth is a total bitch at the poker tables when he loses and whines, and yet everyone says he's a really nice person in everyday life
'I think it's a number...'
As if to say, it’s a strong number. It’s a number you can put down. “It’s a number” meaning, it’s good.
The interactions between Jason Alexander and LD are comedy gold.
Plot twist: he didn't leave any tip and that waiter was just smart
GogL0L thought the same
A 30 dollar tip is mental. That's twice what I pay for a regular meal.
When you have that kind of money, you can afford to throw it around willy-nilly... unless, of course, you're Larry :)
If you look at the ending it's implied it was WAY more than $30. Look at how high he raises the cup. LOL
You are mental!
ipseite that's because you're broke.
At some point it’s charity, not a tip.
I love when Larry asked Jason one last time how much he was leaving, Jason just changed the subject with "I'm very excited about our show." Awesome back and fourth.
The wall is covered in boobs?
Omg when he said “what if it was more” just deadpan I fucking lost it bruh wtf 😂
George would never leave a tip over 5 dollars lol)
LOL...that's because Gerorge WAS Larry!
Ammy Josi Noooo but Jason would😏
But Jason Alexander is a millionaire ( unlike George Costanza ) , he can afford to leave even 50 dollar tips just to annoy Larry, who is always very "careful with money" even though Larry´s net worth is probably 100 times more .
Larry is doing what George did when Jerry wouldn't tell him how much he paid for his jacket.
Haahoooo
2:28 Hilarious reaction.
The background music adds so much humor to this show
I love how Larry talks incredibly fast to manipulate him, just to make him respond. And he says “no one cares just tug your tie, no one will know” but then when he tugs the tie, Larry goes crazy like “WHAT A ASSHOLE, OH FUCK!” completely opposite of what he promised.
This is the best show in the history of shows, I just can't compare it to anything else.
You can actually see Larry smiling at 0:41 even though the camera angle behind him
You get a comment for being perceptive but no tip because you failed to give yourself a thumbs up first so the jokes on you!
GOOD point.
@Blood Beryl No it isn't. Watch his fucking cheek, you dolt.
you should watch that whole scene with Jason again and you can see him laughing mutiple times throughout that scene with the same camera angle as you described. its very funny to see
I work as a server and tips make my life and my family's. I always thanks to the people not matter how much is it 🤩
I love this show is genius!!!
how are you doing now with the corona situation? I hope everything's alright
I discovered this show a lot later on, glad I did. It was great!
George is acting like a juvenile. He encourages Larry to leave 12 Dollars, then he goes around and adds what? more than 30 Bucks. He is obviously looking to put Larry in an embarrassing position. Larry did absolutely nothing wrong here when he asked for coordinating the tip.
Don't you mean Jason instead of George?
Jason was disgusted by Larry's cheapness and so he tried to screw him over. Still immature since Larry had good intentions, but it's hilarious.
I like to think that Jason left $20 just as a "one up" on Larry, but the waiter is playing a game and trying to see what he can get away with. He knows Larry is desperate to figure out the tip because he wants to one up Jason, so the waiter is playing on that and trying to get more out of Larry. The waiter manipulates Larry into giving a bigger tip by telling him what he wants to hear.
George was not encouraging Larry to leave the $12 tip. He has tact and wouldn't outright tell Larry what to do. He sees His tip as something personal. His tone clearly sugests that $12 is probably lower than he would give and that Larry should tip more but he would never outright say this because 1 it would be rude and 2 more importantly he knows Larry would probably try to talk him down from his number at high volume which would embarrass him and probably make him capitulate to the smaller number just to make Larry stop cheating him from giving the gift he wants to give.
No.
Larry tried to control the tip they both gave, to control the perception of others.
Then he went back and asked the waiter what shouldn’t be asked.
HES the juvenile.
He raised it with pleasure
Jerry: "The tip is a solo, Larry"
If this was Seinfeld, George wouldn't have left a tip.
George didn't leave a tip here either! Waiter was playing Larry for a huge tip!
I think Jason Alexander left a hundred dollar bill for a measely 10 dollar meal... and Larry hates him for it... makes sense no?
*WHAT IF IT WAS MORE*
*suspense intensifies*
"I think 12 is.... a number..." LOL
the code and him flipping out about how no one knows what theyre talking about are so great
What a pair of comedy geniuses these guys are
This is very similar to the scene where George is trying to get Jerry to tell him how much his jacket cost.
I love how high the waiter raises the tea cup. Makes you think it was WAY more than $30. :P
I freaking love that overly cheery attitude and thumbs up from Larry when, in fact, he was NOT doing good
This was the best program, I swear.
Larry's reaction at 2:26 is absolutely brilliant. "Oh my f- gah..."
As a British person the American tipping culture is both fascinating and confusing.
As an American person, the American tipping culture is both fascinating and confusing.
Curb will always be legendary for bringing Seinfeld back as an idea...incredible stuff
este show es el mas chingon que he visto! :)
At least this time the working man benefits from the problem of the aristocracy.
They always do
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Easy there Marx
@@jasonhamon8005 yes, he is automatically a Marxist for daring to speak of a poor worker scoring small windfalls
@@jaroncreed it’s funny how you say that as if that guy and his ilk don’t unironically believe it lol
Jason was being unnecessarily stubborn by refusing to share with Larry how much of a tip he was going to leave. I coordinate the tip literally every time I go out to eat with friends
And you still have friends?
Yes, but judging by how strange you find this you must not
forman208 Agreed, you always coordinate tip.
I never do because my acquaintances are so cheap
That's dumb though because you're basically controlling how other people spend THEIR money.
LD makes Jason seem so conniving in Curb
"Did that son of a bitch leave you over $20 dollar tip" 🤣
When you think about it, what other type of business gets the owner off the hook for paying a decent salary and essentially passes that responsibility onto the customer? Waiters and waitresses should be paid a decent wage and the percentage of the tip should be based on the quality/friendliness of the server.
***** People are forced into unpleasant jobs by the very nature of Capitalism, idiot.
***** You're a fucking moron, the economy is terrible right now and even shitty jobs are difficult to acquire these days
D B 60 grand isn't enough to live in Boston, NYC, or LA. I made more than 60 grand while working for the post office, with no debt.
Like all well-established business, the restaurant business is highly competitive. I wouldn't say the owner "get's off the hook" for not paying their staff a decent salary. Rather, the practice has become such an industry norm (in many countries), that given the competitive nature of their industry, the owner is forced to redistribute that money to pay for other business expenses (higher wages for more talented chefs, interior decor/ambience, etc) in order to compete for customer business. So although it might be true that the owner can pass on part of the waiter/waitress salary to the customer, this does not necessarily enrich the owner.
Veruc Your Either way, the cost is passed down to cash-strapped consumers.
But what if the waiter's lying to get a bigger tip from Larry?
I wondered this too but then this would cause too much backlash from both Larry and Jason and ruin future tips from both if caught lying.
T White smart
Larry is right here as usual.. coordination was needed in a situation like that
the way he raises the tea cup SENDS ME
what if it was more?
"I think it's a number"
“Hope you enjoyed your meal and come back soon” - the waiter must’ve forgot that he needs to come back to him to give him the check lmao
Love it that Jason is pulling from his inner Larry from back in the day to counter the Larry of today haha.
that photography tho
Namaste
$30+ tip? That's more money than I ever spent on a single meal.
You never paid over $30, obviously you don't live in a big city and went out to dinner lol
Jason just tipped in one go more than George Costanza ever tipped in his whole life put together!
I like the way Jason handled Larry.
Jason learnt the Larry character too well on Seinfeld to play on his tendencies
This isn't about tipping more or the pictures on the wall, The scene with Michael Richards is reminiscent of the Seinfeld episode "The Contest" hence why "Kramer" leaves abruptly without explanation and Jason Alexander' scene is reminiscent of Seinfeld episode "The Jacket" where Jerry doesn't tell George what he spent on the suede jacket but rather George assumes the price and flips out about it.
"I think its a number"
The working model here is that the waiter’s boss can hear him revealing the tip but not any other talk.
Notice how high he raised that cup over the pot.
Lol the original george custanza vs the fake one
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George Costanza was portrayed as a short stocky cheap whining bald headed friend on Seinfeld. But here, he was the complete opposite. He’s a generous tipper and not whining who paid for the BIG SALAD!
He raised that cup so high...
Whether the tips are shared with the kitchen or not, depends on the establishment. When I worked as a cook in Toronto, some restaurants required the wait staff to kick in a percentage of their total sales to the kitchen, but here in Vancouver...in the pubs, for example, what the kitchen gets for tips is reliant on the honour of the wait staff, and it's been my experience that most wait staff don't have any honour! Generally, wait staff and bartenders take home a couple of hundred per shift!
I have left a $20 tip on a $10 burger... great way to receive outstanding service every time you come back
I will do that especially if I have been tipped well lately
@Ricky Morty Sometimes it's worth tipping high for its own sake.
Nah
2:28
Oh my fuu - ohhhh FUCK!
In the Seinfeld universe, Jason became ‘Jerry’ and Larry became ‘George.’ Haha fantastic!!!
Jerry isn't based on Jason.
This happens a lot 😂 as a server I received a 500 dollar tip on a 450 dollar check, the host was livid. 😂😂😂
that’s what jason tipped, but what do you guys think george would’ve done in that situation?
i think he’d agree to splitting the tip since larrys george
well duh, that's the whole dynamic of the scene. Jason putting himself as far away from LD as possible..
@@TC-be7kx i think you missed the point of my comment 😂
At say, 20%, the combined tip of $24 would mean their meal cost about $120. There must have been some heavy drinking.
Why 20%? Over here it's just 10
over where? in 1965?
@SLASHofGAMING this greatly depends on where you go out to eat. There are plenty of places that are normal $13
TheSeeker well this scene and everything about this show is not where you are. In LA and in America in general 20% is the new normal tip. 15% is acceptable too but 10% is almost a slap in the face. Your comment makes no sense tbh
Unless LD, being rich, is a very good tipper. I heard Jerry say once in an interview that he always tips over 100% because hes rich and can afford to. Larry might have the same logic about tips, let's say 50% would be being reasonably generous to him. Meaning Jason went ahead and tipped over 120%
Interesting artwork at the walls ^_^
WOW Jason’s like the most generous tipper ever!$
Who else noticed the nude pictures on the wall?
Look at the Pictures on the wall. I don't understand how this wan't age restricted.
TH-cam is pushing perverted material and dropping age restrictions to usher in paedophilia as the next norm
Repent and Believe Oh you mean like the church has protected paedophilia as the norm?
This 3 minutes was more entertaining than everything on these days
Plot twist! George .........that cheap bastard left 3 dollars!
waiter is playing Larry! Haha!
Jason is not Larry David... and even if he did leave zero dollars, he would not be treated kindly the next take we see with jason.
what if it was more. Lmao
ohh my fffff - ahh fuck.
“I think it’s a number” 😂😂😂
bastanteeeee bastanteeeee bastanteeeee bastante bueno.
Jason Alexander as himself is more of a jerk than his George character
really? I think teh Jerk is LD being a billionaire, and thinking about stinking 12 dollars?
thank god i live in europe where the waiter doesn't have to rely on fucking tips to pay the bills at the end of the month..
Plot twist
He never left a tip
The waiter did a really good job in this.
Was mine... healthy?
*pauses, curls his lips inwards in hesitation*...yeah...
i never tip, but then again im swedish
Angelina No, what's rude is cheap, greedy employers not paying reasonable wages. A situation were working people actually depend on generous tipping is unacceptable.
antred11 no they get paid. Its shit pay but its pay. It's an easy job too, they're lucky that society deems it right to tip them. It makes that job an actual decent paying job. I'd rather work at IHOP then any fast food chain. With the tips you can survive and make a modest living
"It's an easy job too, they're lucky that society deems it right to tip them."
Not really. Having to keep track of tons of orders in year head, carring shitloads of stuff around without dropping anything, always having to be nice and friendly to everyone, even to jerks ... seems like a pretty stressful job to me.
antred11 any job that pays you with a slaray is harder for example, military and law enforcement.
antred11 except that most people who are tipped make more getting tips than they would from a living wage
Jason gives him shit for asking about the tip inquiry yet Jason returned even later to inquire about that inquiry
well, the balls are in motion... and Larry and Jason are now in a bidding war, and we know where that is heading..
What Larry should've done is not tip at all knowing George left a ridiculous amount for a tip, basically leaving George to cover both of them and then some.
Waiters are called waiters because they have to wait to see what you're going to pay them. The customer is like King Henry VIII, deigning to pay the waiter sufficiently IF said waiter is deemed to be worthy of reward. Fuck that shit! In Australia waiters don't get paid tips. Instead they get paid a decent, living wage. If the customer doesn't like the service, s/he can complain to the manager, like it's done in other businesses. Aussies don't play that "Serve me well, peon, or else" shit. We Americans shouldn't play that shit either.
***** I wonder what happens if and when a particular customer keeps not giving tips to those upscale waiters. I imagine the waiter hires muscle and has the miscreant customer beaten senseless in the parking lot.
***** Yes, I've heard of waiters who get paid like that. 'Tis the opposite end of the insanity of tipping.
I live in Hawaii and most Aussies are universally hated by waiters/waitress industry because they 99% of the time don't leave any tip.
Tipping should be by on how the service is, not what people should tell you. I say if service was good/ok, put down 10%. If service was better or great, 15%. One wrong move from service or waiter, 0-5%. I mostly do 10%.
You're fucking awful and so are the six idiots who +1'd your comment.
K1llerK1ll wow, nice attitude mr Bill O'Reilly. How am i awful when i state out some boffing facts? That's the way it is. I do 10% because i dont wanna pay the greed amount for 15%. Plus it saves me a step and my fat wallet can cushion me more. Don't be a Bill O'Reilly cause u disagree with me. Get blazed and boffing chill.
Do you really want to have that ridiculous logic torn up? Yeah, punish the person, who gets fucked by people to begin with (cause people can stiff/10%), who simply works for the person being greedy lol. Your tips are how these people feed their families. You just wanna go and stiff servers cause you don't agree with the system from which they work in. Guess what? If I don't like the government and what they do with my tax dollars I still have to pay them.
K1llerK1ll It's not called "punishing" its called leaving whatever you feel like. This is America. Sometimes people have to tip less because of certain circumstances. The servers are greedy cause they want mostly 20% tips when they are likely to get 10-15%. 10% is still better than no tip at all, plus it's the average. If they don't make enough in tips or wages or like the system to feed their families, they can quit, go back to school, graduate, and get a high paid salary. Everyone has to pay taxes to the government (except for no income earners).
***** I wish i was writing for LD. A wrong move can be like a nasty attitude, bad service, being impatient, payer waiting long time, and being rushed to pay the bill so the server can be off duty and get paid by tip.
I think the tab was in the 42-46$ range (each), which actually seems pretty high for lunch. But I guess it’s LA. And as a server it does irk me sometimes when two couples split a check and the tips don’t match up.
This show is amazing hahaha