How much do you tip?

How much do you tip (or do you?) in USA for the following?

- Movers who help you move house

- Roadside assistance from AAA

- Valet parking

- Fedex delivery of heavy items

- Waiter

- Hair dresser

- Help out in supermarket

- Hotel housekeeping

- Curbside checkin

I usually tip according to the quality service provided but have a problem when a person said 'his tip is not included' even before he offer any service.

How much do you tip?

I always generously grease their palms with a cool 1%. they love me for it.

How much do you tip?

-Movers who help you move house- $60 once b/c they were really good

- Valet parking $1-$2

- Fedex delivery of heavy items- $0

- Waiter- 20%

- Hair dresser- 20%

- Hotel housekeeping- $1 per night

How much do you tip?

Depends on the service.

When I drank coffee at one restaurant and the waitress kept filling my cup all night long and my bill was 37 cents I gave her a $5 tip.

Enough said.

How much do you tip?

Valet - $2 , Waiter 15%

How much do you tip?

waiters are tipped on the bill total. or really well if they were really good. all the others 5-if eh.. 10-for good one... 20 - if its a thanks a lot...

How much do you tip?

hair dresser--$3-4, depending on what i got/how it came out, or more if your haircut costs much more.. :)

..i was wondering about AAA myself a few weeks ago..

How much do you tip?

about 3娼?to the left

and that's sober

How much do you tip?

two or three dollars or 15 percent of the meal if the person was really doing great at there job

How much do you tip?

i think its 15 % in restraunts,not sure about other services buty i imagine its about the same eh!peace all and can the USA please get their boys outta Iraq?asap!please and thank-you1

How much do you tip?

Movers I don't think you tip

AAA I don't think you tip

Valet parking--- a couple of bucks

Fedex I don't think you tip

Waiter--- 10% of the bill

Hair dress--- 10%

Supermarket--- a couple of bucks

Housekeeping--- a couple of bucks

curbside checking--- I have no clue... a couple of bucks I'd imagine

How much do you tip?

Movers-5 to 10$:Lots of heavy lifting and working for you for a while.

Roadside-4$

Valet-1 to 3$

Fedex-0$:I've never heard of tipping a delivery guy (for packages).

Waiter-I work at a restaurant it is 15% unless poor service.

Hair Dresser-5$

Supermarket-1 to 3$

Hotel-2 to 4$

Curbside Checkin-2$

How much do you tip?

depends on the service. and were u happy

How much do you tip?

nada. it's their job

How much do you tip?

Depends on Service - Movers who help you move house

None Not a Member lol- Roadside assistance from AAA

$5 - Valet parking

Never had any - Fedex delivery of heavy items

$20 if service is great - Waiter

$20 - Hair dresser (for the works)

$5 - Help out in supermarket

$20 - Hotel housekeeping

Never did - Curbside checkin

How much do you tip?

As a former waitress I worked very hard for my living. I gave everyone excellent service and expected to get the standard for very good service which is 20%. The rule is to tip 25% when the atmosphere, food, and service is exceptional. 15% to any server who really gives a hoot about what they are doing is close to an insult. Tipping at full-service restaurants is expected. When I was a kid and would go out for french fries with friends, we would always tip. My mother (a former waitress) always told me, "If you can afford to eat at a restaurant, you can afford to tip."

Just accept the fact that people do these crap jobs for lousy minimum wages because the tips make it worth while and tolerable. If it weren't for tips, I doubt that many people would work in food service as servers.

Movers, I've always used friends so pizza and beer has done the trick, as well as returning the favor.

AAA, I fortunately haven't needed to use. I doubt that I would tip them though, the tow drivers make very nice salaries.

Valet parking $5 usually.

FedEx $0, that's not customary to my knowledge.

Waiter/Waitress minimum 20%.

Hair stylist 10% of total. (It's only supposed to be 5%, but I can't help it.)

Supermarket, I bag my own at the stores I go to most often.

Hotel housekeeping $5-$10/night.

Curbside check-in, don't know where that is done, so I don't have a clue what this is for. Is it for a hotel? I've never done that.

There are many tacky ways that service industry people try to make it clear that a tip is expected. You didn't say what kind of service he was offering, perhaps since you asked, "How much does this cost?" He was indicating that if you didn't know the price perhaps you didn't know that it's a service where tipping is expected.

What bugs me is going to a coffee shop and they have big jars with TIPS on them. All they're doing is a little cashiering and minor "cooking" of a beverage, I don't think that deserves a tip, but I do tip if I "bother" them twice. But I don't really think they are giving great service if I have to go to them. If I was getting table service, I'd happily leave a tip even if it was for coffee and a rice krispy bar.

Oh well, it's nice to get out of the house and if it makes good karma in the world it's easier to tip and keep peace.

Peace.

How much do you tip?

I tip zero.