OT: Aw s....

Whats wrong with the employer paying a decent wage ??

On Monday, August 8, 2016 at 9:35:49 PM UTC-4, snipped-for-privacy@attt.bizz wrote: e?

Not really. I can find a lot of sites that say the tip should be based on the cost of the meal, which obviously includes tax.

When you go to a restaurant, the actual cost of a meal is list price, plu s tax plus tip. The tip is the only part that is optional. If you are goi ng to base the tip on the cost of the meal less tax, then you ought to incr ease the amount of the tip. Logically it makes as much sense to base the t ip on the amount of the tax. The tax is part of the actual cost of the mea l.

Saying 15% of the bill minus the tax is just being a Scrooge.

Dan

What's wrong with an employee earning his pay? Why limit the employee to what the employer thinks they're worth? You're just a cheap-assed bastard.

You wanted a citation and I gave it to you. It took all of ten seconds to find.

Obviously there is no law specifying this. It's all historical.

I could say that cheaping out at the minimum 15% is being a Scrooge, too. The fact is that both are customary.