How much should a tip be?

My rule is 10-15% depending on how good the service is and 20% if the waitress is hot and flirtatious.
 
How much should a tip be? It all depends on whether you had 'chemistry' with her or not. Did you have 'chemistry'? :eyebrows:
 
My rule is 10-15% depending on how good the service is and 20% if the waitress is hot and flirtatious.

What if she offers to blow you for desert?
 
A few times when I didn't tip, I got an attitude. A few times, when I tipped $20, they were very unimpressed and barely said thanks. Some sps are very happy for even a small tip. Others don't even seem to appreciate it.

I expect them to be happy about it, and thank me. Maybe they think that it's not appropriate to express their pleasure in getting a tip.
 
What if she offers to blow you for desert?

Be generous always if you are in a restaurant.Women hate cheap guys.:)
In this business, tipping is nice but absolutely not necessary.


 
i didnt even know you tip escorts. mp's ya $20 for the release. but arent you paying the escort the $100 for the 30 minutes? if i wanted to give $120, id get a $120 girl thats skinnier and younger.
 
For regular services (ordering a pizza, dinner at restaurant, etc.) my tip minimmum is 10% - unless the person is rude or something else horrible happens. A pizza delivery guy got 0% once when he was really rude, and grabbed my payment out of my hand.

If the service is great I go from 10-20% --- it doesn't make sense to me to tip $5 when the meal I ordered was $11.
 
p.s. I've tipped really high once ... something like 50-75% once when it was just after I came outta the bush after tree planting in northern Ontario. I ordered a meal, and didn't realize it came with an ingredient I didn't want. I called the waitress over asked about it, and said that I didn't see that ingredient on the menu in the item. She said it wasn't, and immediately apologized. I said it wasn't her fault and ordered again, but that meal was just wasted to the small mom and pop restaurant. So I tipped heavily.

Bush planting:
http://www.vice.com/read/bush-crazy-a-guide-to-tree-planting-in-canada

Not always this flat --- a hell of a lot more boulders to climb though.
treePlanting.jpg
 
As a rule of thumb, I would tip approximately double of what you tip your lawyer or doctor (as a percentage of course).

That much eh? And I heard a rumor you were cheep:biggrin1:
 
p.s. I've tipped really high once ... something like 50-75% once when it was just after I came outta the bush after tree planting in northern Ontario. I ordered a meal, and didn't realize it came with an ingredient I didn't want. I called the waitress over asked about it, and said that I didn't see that ingredient on the menu in the item. She said it wasn't, and immediately apologized. I said it wasn't her fault and ordered again, but that meal was just wasted to the small mom and pop restaurant. So I tipped heavily.

-_-

Trying to figure out if that's a really clever analogy for a session or simply a true tale! lol


OP, I've tipped as highly as 80% for a session before, but only because I really liked her service, it was our tenth(?) session, and I wanted to shock her.
If I was to guess, I'd say I tip nothing 50% of the time, ~10% & 20% about 20% of the time each, and >20% the remaining 10% of the time.

I don't tip unless I really enjoyed myself. And I don't tip really well unless I really, really enjoyed myself. This isn't a date, I'm not trying to impress anyone. This is a transaction; one with a hefty fee already.