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Well then make sure you tell your server that you don't tip before they start serving you. Otherwise, they will be giving you their tiping service, as opposed to their non-tiping service. In a way you are stealing from them if they give you the good service, and then you don't pay for it.
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And don't expect to get your drinks cold and your meals hot. You're paying for a service. It's like a salesman getting paid commission if he does a good job he gets good pay same should be for waiters and bartenders. Problem with the system is cheap asses like you.
I paid for the service when I paid for the meal. It's part of the deal that the establishment provides me with my meal, and their method of choice is with a server.
And the problem with the system is that the employer's don't pay their staff accordingly. I refuse to make-up the difference. I pay what I owe for the meal, drinks, etc.
And who pays that comission to a salesman? The client certainly doesn't. I agree if you are good at your job you should be paid more, but by your employer, not your clients.
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also a little extra you might not know, is that the federal government taxes you on your sales so if you dont leave a tip, you cost your server money, because he has to still pay taxes for your cheap fat *** to eat. so pony up the xtra couple of bucks or dont go out to a sit down resteraunt.
Not my problem. If they want me to pay tax, include it in the bill, and I'll be more than happy to pay it. Expecting me to leave a tip is ridiculous.
