feel like I'm encounterimg tip requests with increasing frequency, but not jazzed about the prospect of adding a 20% charge at every point of sale.
feel like I'm encounterimg tip requests with increasing frequency, but not jazzed about the prospect of adding a 20% charge at every point of sale.
Thank you for your response.
(1) Working as a server doesn't require you to pay for special insurance, working as a server doesn't require replacing tires, and brake pads, and windshield wiper blades, and regular oil changes, and not killing random people by accident.
(2) A ten minute drive can result in serious injury or death. Walking through a restaurant carries significantly lower risks.
(3) More expensive? So what? 10% of $50 delivery price instead of 20% of $30 dine-in is what? $5 tip compared to $6 tip,,, does that seem right?
(4) Traffic is always awful.
Always tip your driving waiter more than your foot-traffic waiter.
For most servers (and most jobs) all of these things are required, just less, since the only way to get to work for most people is to drive