Do you tip for takeout orders?

[Magic33]

Depends

Take out at a restaurant, yeah

If it's something like Chinese, no

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Depends

Take out at a restaurant, yeah

If it's something like Chinese, no

What's the logic here?

I come in Peace.

 

[storm2006]

You're approaching Larry David territory

This means I am approaching the situation logically. Thank you.

What's the logic here?

I come in Peace.

I think I means he looks at Chinese establishment on the same level as fast food therefore a tip isn’t necessary.

I guess the blurry line is what if you go to the a restaurant, order takeout and have a beer while you? Are you tipping for the drink + meal? Just the drink? Is it even one bill?

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

Since COVID, I'm tipping everywhere. I eat out once or twice a week though and always local spots.

 

[cosmiccoffee9]

Same race is getting a juicy tip, not my race is only getting 15%.

let's explore this further.

 

[Fozz]

For the most part, I do. Especially the local spots.

 

[whatscomplex]

I like to think of it like charity.

Same. I just drop a few shillings on them hoping it makes their life better or something.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I think I means he looks at Chinese establishment on the same level as fast food therefore a tip isn’t necessary.

Well, that is the thing. Why would the two be viewed in the same light?

 

[Magic33]

What's the logic here?

I come in Peace.

Because Chinese I'm walking inside and all they do is put it in a container and handing it to you

a restaurant is packing up different items(appetizer, dessert, utensils...) and walking it to your car

If I'm going inside I'm not tipping, because there's no service involved.

 

[Magic33]

Well, that is the thing. Why would the two be viewed in the same light?

The question is take out

Both are considered take out

 

[4one5]

Normally the price of my order is less than the price required for a CC so I’ll tip to make up for it.

 

[ace]

No, and I pay cash so they can't get froggy circling gratuity on the CC receipt.

I tip well for dine-in and delivery so it balances out.

I hate some of these new spots with the ipad kiosks that slap the tip percentages in front of your face when checking out.

 

[703 hwy]

Nowadays you gotta check for that auto-gratuity they try to sneak in there.

 

[Mark Antony]

let's explore this further.

Dude is Asian but has low-key been hiding behind some racist and right wing comments as jokes for a minute.

 

[blastercombo]

Dude is Asian but has low-key been hiding behind some racist and right wing comments as jokes for a minute.

Let’s see it.

 

[spiceman80]

I only tip for sit down service in a restaurant, or in very rare occasions I order delivery. 9 times out of 10 I'm going to pick my food up. All you're doing is handing my bag to me, I don't feel the need to tip in those circumstances. Besides being generous, the only reason I think people tip for a take out order is pressure and stigma.

something similar happen to my sis. She ordered mcdonalds from ubereats for my daughter and her kid.

i wasnt there but apparently the delivery person wouldnt leave nor give the food until my sis upped the tip. Meaning in person.
Id swear, if that bs tactic happened while i was there **** wouldve gotten ugly.

these clowns are testing the customer to a point where violence is an option.

This troubles me as a Ubereats driver. Before accepting an order it shows what the total pay amount will be for the trip. We don't know what the fare is vs the tip until the trip is over. The point is, you accepted the order knowing how much you were being paid including tip. To now try and flip **** and hold the food ransom because you think you deserve more money for the delivery is ludicrous. I hate seeing drivers complain about fares, and tips on youtube and social media. Nobody forced you to accept that order. That was your choice so deal with it, and learn from it. Lessons that I've learned is never take a popeyes order (them workers take forever). Don't go outside of your desired radius no matter how much the pay is. And don't accept anything they offer you. You're time is valuable, so treat it as such.

I've rejected 4 or 5 orders in a row then have the very next one be double or triple the amount of the bs ones they were sending me and a much closer distance These guys need to choose their orders wisely, and not take it out on the customer. The **** that I see and hear about Ubereats drivers, I'm amazed that people are still using their services. My guess is the good outweighs the bad, because whenever I decide to take 2 -3 hours and do some deliveries I'm rarely disappointed.

 

[1stwitit]

Since COVID, I'm tipping everywhere. I eat out once or twice a week though and always local spots.

This.

 

[Bronson]

I came across a Twitter post where they were discussing tipping regardless of how bad the services was. Had folks saying they're still tipping up to 30% for bad service. WTF?

“Here, take this above average tip for your below average service.”

 

[blastercombo]

I don’t care about what Covid has done. We all got done up. I’m not bailing anyone out just because

 

[WASHED KING]

I don’t care about what Covid has done. We all got done up. I’m not bailing anyone out just because

That's a fact. It's not my job to pay you more. My cost of living has gone up as well, talk to your boss.

 

[rbk93]

Have sympathy.

 

[WASHED KING]

Have sympathy.

Having sympathy isn't equal to me tipping more.

 

[blastercombo]

Have sympathy.

Sure. I have sympathy for kids who don’t have water in Africa. I’m still not sending money out there.

who am I bailing out? The worker or their boss….?

You tip the kids a McDonald’s? They don’t make **** too

 

[Bronson]

Dude is Asian but has low-key been hiding behind some racist and right wing comments as jokes for a minute.

I mean, you never know what he may have went through. Maybe he was treated unfairly in the past because of his race and feels bitter because of it.

 

[blastercombo]

I mean, you never know what he may have went through. Maybe he was treated unfairly in the past because of his race and feels bitter because of it.

Cop out