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Last night I went to work early. There was a basketball team coming into town (Pacers) and I wanted to be there if 2nd shift got busy plus allowing my boss to go home and a fellow worker to have the night off to celebrate with his family.
While I do not celebrate the holiday I think that people who go out on a holiday should be aware that the people who are serving them are likely giving up their holiday so that they can enjoy theirs and should tip appropriately (as long as the service is good, naturally).
Well, this basketball team comes in and orders from 2nd shift. Do you know that not ONE of these ball players tipped their servers any more than the 15% that is on the check?
Before anyone goes off on me about already getting 15% please remember that while I do not celebrate the holiday my co-workers do and would have liked to be home with their family. I think that people who go out on a holiday should be aware that the people who are serving them are likely giving up their holiday so that they can enjoy theirs and should tip appropriately (as long as the service is good, naturally).
Of course, that's just me. Heaven forbid that a basketball player who is making hundreds of thousands of dollars might want to tip a server more than $1.20 for his order.
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