Who do you tip?
 

In what circumstances are you likely to tip someone for their services?

I’m American so I’m tipping her there and every lol spreading the money about. But I know brits tend to be a little more reserved when it comes to tipping.

Usually if I've only got cash in notes I'll do the whole "keep the change" thing but that's usually no more than a few quid - usually taxis or the barbers/shop. Just a little suttin suttin. :joker:

To actually tip for service it would only be if it was genuinely great service, I don't really buy into the "tipping as standard" thing. With the youngest being learning disabled, the thing most likely to prompt me to tip someone is if they're good with her/understanding and not "weird" about her not speaking to them etc... it's a real mixed bag with waiting staff.

Pro-tip for anyone who uses physical bookies on the regular though... tip the staff when you get a good win. It's not supposed to get you preferential treatment but it probably will :joker:.

Restaurants, hairdressers, taxis

i only tip if i consider the service exceptional