To tip or not to tip?

[DannyInSoCal]

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I would more likely tip him differently than most would. Instead of just giving him a $10 or $20 bill, I would offer my time and resources. I would take him out shooting one day and pay for lunch and pay for range time and ammo. I'd have time to make a friend than an expectant servant. That way, he'd value the relationship vs. the money. And friendships are much more valuable...


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That didnt work with the Hooters waitress...

Thanx, D

[joedogboy]

I would more likely tip him differently than most would. Instead of just giving him a $10 or $20 bill, I would offer my time and resources. I would take him out shooting one day and pay for lunch and pay for range time and ammo. I'd have time to make a friend than an expectant servant. That way, he'd value the relationship vs. the money. And friendships are much more valuable...

It is true that a tip may not always need to be monetary. Having worked in the service industry, I can say that sometimes the thought does count for more - but generally, the money is pretty important.