How much does /ck/ usually tip when eating out?

>>21437346 (OP)
18% at sit down restaurant with table service, 20% if it's a female waitress with nice cleavage.
Zero on takeout or fast food. For delivery it depends, usually like $6-8, but I consider how far they came and if it was on time.

nk czy to prawda

>>21437346 (OP)
That's a pretty interesting map. Mostly not surprising. I imagine Egypt is because of the huge number of tourists.
What's with Chile?
What's with Armenia?

>>21437358
This except I have never, not even once, ordered delivery. Actually, no. I once ordered delivery kebab back in 2003 during a tropical storm. They actually delivered that shit so I gave dude $50. One and only time I've ever ordered delivery.

>expected tip
nice try

>>21437346 (OP)
In Germany you usually round up. If you're not some super cheap fag you often get some shots for free.

>>21437346 (OP)
why is america so stupid about everything

>>21437346 (OP)
In my local area I tip the normal amount, but only rarely go out. When I have to travel for work I don't tip at all when I'm confident that I won't visit the restaraunt again. This caused a few problems over the years. For example one time a woman chased me all over a parking lot demanding I give her a tip. Luckily I'm not too fat and managed to lose her by running behind some dumpsters near my hotel. By the way this is why I never drive my car in distant lands. Another thing is I always leave bad reviews to increase the chances that the restaraunt will shut down or have to go under new management. Be careful out there guys.

>>21437379
yeah totally true m8

>>21437401
It was created to be this way

>>21437436
It is! Because I was north of the Mason-Dixon, I lived just outside of the storm's main path so all we were getting was a ridiculous amount of rain rather than coupling it with damaging winds and all that but that shit was practically diluvian nonetheless and dude still delivered.

>>21437346 (OP)
Zero (0)%

>>21437358
>20% if it's a female waitress with nice cleavage
And this is one of the biggest problems with tipping. You tip for Service not for cleavage. Her boobs aren't going to make sure my order is correct or food sent to my table on time. If you want to tip based on looks go to a fucking strip club

>>21437346 (OP)
Usually I don't, if the food and service are really good I tip 10%.

20%

>>21437346 (OP)
I don’t tip

>>21437346 (OP)
I live in Poland and i have never tipped or seen anyone tipping.

>>21437346 (OP)
Interesting how tipping culture goes up with jewish population.

>>21437346 (OP)
I thought in Germany it is considered good etiquette to leave some "Trinkgeld".

>>21437632
False.
Of the top ten countries with the largest percentage of their population identifying as Jews, only the United States has high expectation that customers tip for service and only the US allows tipped staff to be paid under the legal minimum wage. In Israel, tipping is neither customary nor expected except in tourist areas IE places frequented by Americans. Tipping is customary in Canada but waitstaff are paid minimum wage so it's not exactly necessary/expected and when it is paid, it's about half what you're expected to pay in America and since it's in CanuckBux, you're basically giving the starving moosefucker who brought you your coffee and Nanaimo bar five jelly beans and a Skittle.
In France, UK and Germany, it is neither customary nor expected. Despite what the map says, rounding up is common. I've never been to Russia or Australia but if you like, my best friend is Russki and I can ask him and I've got cousins in Perth and I can ask them as well, if you'd care. As for Brazil and Argentina, the rules are similar to Israel in that it's not expected nor customary unless you're in a tourist area or don't habla/fala español/drunken español.
That's all ten countries, though not necessarily in order.

>>21437668
Yup. The change from your bill or maybe an additional euro if it's just a few coins. It's common but not expected. I said as much in >>21437672

>>21437672
>In Israel, tipping is neither customary nor expected except in tourist areas
hmmm

>>21437401
Same as everything else in America

>Waiter gets paid $5 an hour (Just using this for example)
>Gets Tips to reward great service
>Now makes the equivalency of $7.50 an hour
>Owner realizes they can lower their wage to $2.50 an hour so now with tips they make the original $5

>>21437401
What country are you from anon?

>>21437346 (OP)
I usually do 50% or $20, whatever is larger.

>>21437358
>, 20% if it's a female waitress with nice cleavage.
simp

>>21437346 (OP)
>10% for places I frequent and want to specifically support
>0% in all other cases
In the US, but California wait staff get the normal minimum wage. There’s no reason to give an obligatory tip.

>>21437710
From what I gather, even locals tip in tourist areas. The funny thing is, I have a friend who went there a few years ago and was surprised by a couple things and amused by a couple others.
Surprised: cucumbers taste like something. I guess he's only ever eaten bottom-of-the-barrel cukes in Buttfuck, Nowhere where he's from. He kept raving about how good cucumbers in Israel are. I asked if they were circumcised.
Amused: he stayed at a hotel through Saturday, the day Yehudim aren't allowed to work but there was a guy still working the service counter but he couldn't make him a coffee because that would be boiling water and that would be work so he had to give him a bottle of cold water and a packet of Sanka to make something similar to Greek iced coffee with it for himself. Then he used a cash register to charge for the water, which uses electricity IE "making a fire" according to Jewish rules and therefore working lmao*
If he could use the register, he could make coffee.
At beach cafes, he said everyone tipped, Israelis and tourists alike.
>* the way I see it, all the ways observant Jews work to not work on a Saturday is more work than if they'd just worked in the first place which, in my mind, nullifies the whole edict altogether so just make me a coffee, Moshe

>>21437734
>tip larger for exposed booba
>waitresses start showing more booba
>waitresses start showing even more booba to compete for tips
Its natural selection.

>>21437753
How do with get this for men? I want male waitstaff going commando in bootyshorts.

>Ecuador
>Always check your bill to see if a service charge of 10%-12% has been added to your bill. This happens most often at upscale restaurants. In this case, it is not necessary to add anything additional. However, not all restaurants have a service charge included. Give a tip of 5%-10% of the total bill directly to your server to say your thanks.
>Tipping your bartender $0.50 for a beer and $1 for a cocktail are appropriate tip amounts.
>In Brazil, tipping is generally expected in restaurants, bars, and hotels, with a standard tip of around 10-15% of the bill. It's also common to round up the bill in casual settings, and service staff appreciate tips for good service.
>Tipping in Argentina is customary but not mandatory, with a general guideline of around 10% for good service in restaurants and bars. For exceptional service, tips can range from 15% to 20%, and it's best to tip in local currency, the Argentine peso.

>>21437758
Eat at 'Swinging Richards'

Tipping is subhuman cuckshit

>>21437346 (OP)
>usually tip

that's barbaric. yes i am non-USAnian.
that said. service charge is usually 10 percent in "fancy" restaurants. i think that's reasonable.

>>21437737
WTF i love LA riots now!

>>21437346 (OP)
30% because I’m white.

>>21437968
>30 percent
USA is literally brown.

>>21437346 (OP)
>no tipping required
>tipping refused
At minimum the former, but the latter is ideal.
Tipping is beyond retarded. and should be reserved for truly outstanding service. (and if one is unable to make a client recognize outstanding servce, the default should be no tip. rather than free money.)

mandatory tipping makes no fucking sense at all and this map just goes to show you how retarded it is. somehow the whole world can make it work except jew SA.

and the worst part is? im a fucking server. I literally live or die by this retarded system. I get paid 2.35 an hour, and my restaurant doesnt even bother to give us that. its literally all tips. but it doesnt make sense. why do I get paid twice as much if the table orders the filet mignon instead of something cheap? I did just as much work in either case. table orders a $100 bottle of wine? i just made an extra 20 bucks instantly just for doing wine service. its insanity. but without it Id be a fucking lowest of the low wageslave even more fucking broke than I already am.

>>21437978
No its dark red on the map stupid

0%
I'm already paying taxes on the food

>>21437346 (OP)
30%

also nice troll thread.

>>21437401
can't be too stupid we went to the moon.

>>21438099
>using german ex nazi scientists
lol

>>21438107
still went there.

>>21437478
I believe the extra 2% that anon gives is to encourage the waitress for showing off her cleavage for him to enjoy as a bonus to the good service. I imagine if the service was shitty he wouldn't leave any tip regardless of cleavage.

>>21437346 (OP)
If I'm on vacation with friends, then whoever pays first sets the precedent for tipping percentages.
If I'm by myself, then 0 percent unless I have a strange order or the bartender pours especially heavy

>>21438099
>>21438113
>he still thinks the moon landing actually happened

>>21437346 (OP)
I round it down to the nearest 5.

>>21437401
Jewish country.
>cheat your workers by not paying them
>cheat the customer by showing them low prices without the hidden cost
>dodge taxes by making the customer pay the wages
>papers show 30% less cash flow in your business so you pay less tax

>>21437968
>>21437978
>>21438096
Sheer simps. Cuckolds. I cannot imagine being as pathetically craven as you

>>21437672
>or Australia
I'm assuming you're inquiring about general tipping culture.

There's zero expectation here, but every now and then people here can be known for doing the "keep the change" thing (if for some reason they're using physical money). No one is going to fork out extra at a restaurant since good service is expected, not rewarded (no one thinks about it anyway). Particularly keen work or service might get you a compliment with possible endorsement, and I think that's culturally appropriate since most decent workers like to know they've done a good job, whatever it is.

>>21437346 (OP)
Tipping is not obligatory in Mexico though

>>21437346 (OP)
>How much does /ck/ usually tip when eating out?
I usually tip my fedora 20 degrees from it's original position.

>>21437346 (OP)
Tipping is for suckers. Here's a tip for ya, get a job that actually pays you

>>21437346 (OP)
-100% so I get the food for free.

>>21437376
Chile is a borderline fully Americanized outpost in South America, similar to post-NAFTA Mexico. Plus are the only more or less fully developed place in LatAm so they simply have enough money to tip as well
>>21437719
No waiter is only getting $2.50 in tips an hour anon, they'd quit and work somewhere else.
Waiters in the US at good restaurants often make more than the median wage for their area because of tips. It's a good system for them.