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发帖数: 477 | 1 I talked to a girl who has worked as waiter during college.
Most restaurants either do not pay waiters or only pay 1-2$/h for waiters,
because tips are expected. If you do not tip your waiter, that means you
force someone work for you or serve you for free.
In China when you eat in a restaurant, the waiter's salary already added in
your food, which is more than the tip you paid here.
Just like When you buy stuff in China, the sale's tax is more than doubled
here. However, since it is included in the sale's price, you just do not
know about it. I don't know why so many people are blind to see the simple
facts.
Doesn't matter how poor or rich you are, you should tip your waiter because
it is shame to let someone serve you for free. | P*C
发帖数: 6109 | 2 你搞清楚，如果小费是必须付的而且你们心里有个数 就大大方方写上去 服务费多少，
吃的起就来吃，吃不起滚蛋
但是非要让客人自己决定，结果客人觉得服务不好，给少了就要吐口水骂猥琐，恶不恶
心啊 | r**********g
发帖数: 22734 | 3 这篇说的是why you should tip in USA，不是why you should tip | b*****n
发帖数: 1841 | 4 这就一个习俗而已，跟把小费算在内给你一个总账单一样。你心里这么一想就不是太别
扭了吧。一个价格两种表现形式。
而且从最差10%到很好25%都行，这中间的差值也足以激励一个服务员更好地工作。给少
少到10%没有服务员会吐你口水吧。不给除非他/她跟你对骂，否则就是不遵守习俗，应
给被骂猥琐。
【在 P*C 的大作中提到】
: 你搞清楚，如果小费是必须付的而且你们心里有个数 就大大方方写上去 服务费多少，
: 吃的起就来吃，吃不起滚蛋
: 但是非要让客人自己决定，结果客人觉得服务不好，给少了就要吐口水骂猥琐，恶不恶
: 心啊
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