why do you tip some workers but not others
 

I hear on here that members tip workers like taxi takeaway drivers do you tip shop workers on the doctor

Why is it ok to tip some but not others no need to tip

Always tip your bookie Michael. I mean I know you can't online but if you're ever in a shop...

... ... they're not paid enough to not favour a big tipper :whistle:.

I tip the last homeless person I see before I jump on a train or bus after a day out...


They get all my loose change.

Why would you tip your doctor? :suspect:

Three criterias for me.

1. Efficiency at their job
2. Friendliness
3. If they're hot.

Tipping is not a custom here.

Generally the idea of tipping is to boost the earnings of low paid workers, given GPs earn over 100k I don’t think they fall into this category

https://herfinland.com/tipping-finland/

http://www.whototip.net/tipping-in-finland

I get tipped every Christmas.

It pays for my Christmas booze.

I tip my postman and window cleaner at Christmas, used to tip the bin men but the Council cracked down on it so they don’t collect now

My mum tips the post man and window cleaner too, tub of Rose's and a card with some cash inside. She tipped the Amazon driver this year too, I explained it's a different one every time but she wouldnt listen

Imagine tipping your dr or nurse

'Thanks for that smear test dr, here's £2 you get yourself a drink hun'

It is a bit odd when you know people are getting paid, but it's customary to tip for some services, but not others.

A lot of times when I'm in shops and I'm due back a few pence, I usually say keep the change. Does that count as tipping?

We tip for good service and friendliness.

- If they're hot
- If they do their job well
- If they're trying hard
- If they're hot
- If I'm in a good mood

I kind of do this....most smaller shops usually have a charity box on the counter so I always tell them to put my change in the tin.

I tip in restaurants, hairdressers etc

I tip my barber because they do a good job and I’ve been going there for years. I tip at restaurants if they are polite, friendly, good customer service etc.

I remember when on holiday in Ibiza a few years ago, we was in a small shop and I tipped the lady behind the counter, she got well excited and started ringing this bell and gave me and my friends a free shot each of our choice, she even had one herself :laugh:

i very rarely tip. If i'm in a restaurant that doesn't include a service charge, i may tip for exceptional food/service. If i'm abroad if the people are relying on tips for a wage then i will tip

So would you top a man?

Where you too takeaway drivers when you get diabetes or hart problem who going to help you

:joker:

Yes low pay :smug:

:eek:

Yes as when there boss not looking they put it in there pocket :cheer2: