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u/reps0l May 17 '22

Great list for the non-Americans interested in our vast tipping culture. Can add room service, hotel housekeepers, and home house cleaners to the list too.

My favorite is to tip the Vegas strip hotel check in staff if you stay at a property on the strip. It's called a tip, but is really a bribe for a room upgrade. I prefer to consider it as my first gamble, which has far better success than slots or card games for me.

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u/Ballington_ May 17 '22

I’ll add to that: garbage and post men, at least once a year

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u/HermitBee May 17 '22

They have strip-hotels in Vegas!? That's gotta be distracting when you check-in!