ballpark tipping

[elmo]

If you are at a baseball game and you buy a hot dog from a vendor who is walking around the stands, should you tip?

[astroglide]

i do. it's a ballgame, spread the joy.

[Roy Munson]

Yes, unless you are cheap.

[Brainwalter]

wtf no

[runner4life7]

i would have never thought to tip here just like i dont tip at mcdonalds, but i could easily be wrong.

editted to add that i would go to the next dollar but just for not wanting change, if it was 3 even i wouldnt tip, 275 or 250 id pay 3.

[chisness]

In my experience most people do tip at least rounding up the cost to the next dollar, sometimes adding another dollar or two.

[SavageMiser]

I usually tip, but I'm a season ticket holder, so there are long-term benefits for such things. If you can't spare the money, you shouldn't be buying a dog at the yard anyway. Brown bag it and spare yourself a little embarrassment.

[runner4life7]

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I usually tip, but I'm a season ticket holder, so there are long-term benefits for such things. If you can't spare the money, you shouldn't be buying a dog at the yard anyway. Brown bag it and spare yourself a little embarrassment.

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this has nothing to do with can i spare the money, i just never thought walking around with hot dogs was a tippng job, clearly i am wrong.

[SavageMiser]

It didn't used to be a tipping job, I don't think. But nowadays anyone who can tape a label on a jar is asking for tips. At least the vendors in the stands shlepped something right to your seat. I don't think they expect tips, though. They seem pleasant enough when you stiff them.

[Brainwalter]

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It didn't used to be a tipping job, I don't think. But nowadays anyone who can tape a label on a jar is asking for tips.

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And you're not only dumb enough to indulge them, you're also arrogant enough to expect us to feel embarassed if we do not.