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Re: PDT 2/2 : Why has tipping increased?
The people who really get the shaft are bartenders who have not really seen a tip increase over the years, as many people still consider the normal tip for a drink to be 1 dollar. Prices rise for drinks, but people don't usually calculate percentages when paying by cash. Tips for drinks aren't going to gradually increase, as people aren't going to start giving a $1.25 drink for a tip, and the next logical jump will be an accepted $2 per drink tip for cash purchases.
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Re: PDT 2/2 : Why has tipping increased?
Adam,
Bartenders definitely don't get the shaft. 1) $1/drink is often greater than 20% for cheaper drinks like beer. 2) People at high-end bars often tip more than $1 per drink for top-shelf cocktails. 3) People often tip 15-20% when paying by credit card, which often ends up being more than $1/drink. |
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