FizzleSticks wrote: » say she is waiting a few tables then its hundreds while the poor lad in the kitchen actually making your food gets paid less than the person bringing it out to you?
Mozzeltoff wrote: » Ugghh...it's not a stinge thing with me. It's just a begrudgement I have. I think nearly every chef has it tbh.
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: » The last place I worked as a waiter (it was a small Irish pub in Spain), we used to throw all tips into a jar and divvy them out equally at the end of the night between the waiter(s) and the chef. It was only fair. Edit: Many Irish people on holidays are sh*tty tippers (or were in 2004 at any rate). We often would pick up the change they'd leave behind them as a tip and it'd be maybe 60 or 70c in 5c, 2c and 1c coins. It was almost offensive.
Hollister11 wrote: » I have never got "exceptional service" to give a tip. I'm not stingy but i'm not paying someone more money for doing there job which they get paid for. I don't get tipped when i process a sale, or help a customer find there size for an item o clothing. I get my wage.
Dodge wrote: » you gave a fiver. So you do tip. You just tip stingily.
Sweetemotion wrote: The cheeky fcuk wanted her to get a wine coloured dress so he wouldn't have to buy/rent a new dickie bow.
BettePorter wrote: » He's a keeper!!!! Marry her off fast!
Jaycee Hissing Vigilante wrote: » A guy I know took fittings and lightbulbs from rental house he was leaving.
dee_mc wrote: » If he already has a white shirt he'll probably be up for it!
Mozzeltoff wrote: » This, this right here!! There's a few waitresses at work who are actually earning more than me an hour and that's before tips. And I am the one slaving away back there, over worked and taking all sorts of abuse just to make sure your food is cooked and presented to a high standard. Yet because the waitresses makes a little bit of a fuss over ye, ye hand her 20 quid for doing her job. One of the waiters in work made 60 quid in tips in three hours last weekend. Muggins here has to work nearly twice the time and do ten times the work before I get to see 60 quid. Ugghh...it's not a stinge thing with me. It's just a begrudgement I have. I think nearly every chef has it tbh.
Sweetemotion wrote: » Ha ha, that made me laugh... Poor girl, what can I do? She thinks she is in love.
ItsShane wrote: » There's a shop here in Mountrath. The guy is selling a printed picture of a horse for £1.50. Yep. It's been in the shop so long, it still has the Punt price on it. The picture is faded and was clearly printed on a home printer.
the14thwarrior wrote: » I worked in an office, most of us earn the same amount, a few of the junior staff earn less. they started to go out every Friday for a bite to eat after work, couple of bevvies. sometimes I went, but every time I went, I noticed the bill was shared out, and I ended up paying a lot more than I could budget for on one particular night and I was pissed off. two girls in particular, one was really mean were the main culpurts. I was having a conversation with one of the junior staff and she confided she couldn't go out every week, it was costing her too much! I got really pissed off, I I went after work and we all sat down, bar type restaurant. this one girl, all brown Thomas bags and new York holidays ordered "her usual" cocktail. x 2. dinner came and of course the pasta or pizza for 10 euro wasn't good enough for her. as usual she ordered her starter (always the most expensive), the steak, side of this, side of that, glass of wine x 2, and the most expensive coffee. one of the junior staff said she always took control of the bill, and they were never able to stand up to her. I grabbed the bill and proceeded to tot up what everyone owed. she tutted and said really? just divide it out "we all had basically the same". in the end, I owed 13.00, and I gave a 2 euro tip. most everyone else owed between 13.00 and 20.00 euro. she owed 45.00 euro. her mate owed 36.00 euro. her face was priceless. she was just plain stingy, expecting everyone to sub her knowing that she was ordering anything she wanted. I can't stand that behaviour, I just think its plain mean. interestingly the next time we went out she claimed she was on antibiotics and couldn't drink, and from then on, things got a bit easier.
dee_mc wrote: If he already has a white shirt he'll probably be up for it!
Sweetemotion wrote: » Her boyfriend said, I think a wine dress would be nice on her and plus I already have a wine dickie bow at home. The cheeky fcuk wanted her to get a wine coloured dress so he wouldn't have to buy/rent a new dickie bow. :eek:
SuperS54 wrote: » Who the hell just happens to have a wine dickie bow at home?! He's either reusing it from a previous debs or top stinge and it belongs to his older brother!
stinkle wrote: » SuperS54 wrote: » Who the hell just happens to have a wine dickie bow at home?! He's either reusing it from a previous debs or top stinge and it belongs to his older brother! I had one in my primary school uniform!
sligojoek wrote: » He was probably in your class.
HopsAndJumps wrote: » A guy I used to work with used the same piece of tinfoil to wrap his sandwiches every day....
