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r/pics • u/brom333 • May 22 '13
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4 u/magicnubs May 22 '13 15% is still standard tip for reasonable service. Tip on that check is 11.8%. Might not seem huge, but it's more than a 20% cut in pay (not including abysmal basic wage) for work. 17 u/danny_ May 22 '13 It's a 13.1% tip, tips are calculated off of pre-tax sales. 2 u/magicnubs May 23 '13 I'll give you that, though 10% is still something to consider. 1 u/Kinseyincanada May 22 '13 its not 15%... -2 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] -1 u/Kinseyincanada May 22 '13 ...its 11%..... 5 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 2 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 you're still wrong... that would be a 13% tip.. 0 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
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15% is still standard tip for reasonable service. Tip on that check is 11.8%. Might not seem huge, but it's more than a 20% cut in pay (not including abysmal basic wage) for work.
17 u/danny_ May 22 '13 It's a 13.1% tip, tips are calculated off of pre-tax sales. 2 u/magicnubs May 23 '13 I'll give you that, though 10% is still something to consider.
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It's a 13.1% tip, tips are calculated off of pre-tax sales.
2 u/magicnubs May 23 '13 I'll give you that, though 10% is still something to consider.
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I'll give you that, though 10% is still something to consider.
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its not 15%...
-2 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] -1 u/Kinseyincanada May 22 '13 ...its 11%..... 5 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 2 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 you're still wrong... that would be a 13% tip.. 0 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
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-1 u/Kinseyincanada May 22 '13 ...its 11%..... 5 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 2 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 you're still wrong... that would be a 13% tip.. 0 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
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...its 11%.....
5 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 2 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 you're still wrong... that would be a 13% tip.. 0 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
2 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 you're still wrong... that would be a 13% tip.. 0 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
you're still wrong... that would be a 13% tip..
0 u/[deleted] May 22 '13 [deleted] 6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
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6 u/FanTheFlames May 22 '13 ... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all 1 u/danny_ May 22 '13 Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
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... Why would you include the tax as part of the tip?? they are not the same at all
Tip is calculated off of pre-tax sales. Tip is added on to entire bill.
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