Just write the total. No need to calculate the difference - leaving it blank works fine 100% of the time.
Isn't that an either-or? I've always either written the tip or the total amount on trips to the US.
Re:No tipping means better business
by wccrawford on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @11:50AM
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As an American, I have always written both the tip and the total on the slip. Until this moment, I have never actually considered only writing one or the other.
I probably will continue to write both as I'm a little paranoid about people making changes to the values before they get put into the machine, and having to change 2 lines is harder than 1.
Is that more likely than you making a mistake and the person picking the higher value?
All of the americans i was with told me to do both. But they were drunk too, so who knows.
Re:No tipping means better business
by GFK_of_xmaspast on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @08:30AM
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> retarded
Maybe consider not using this word anymore.
It's completely retarded in every conceivable way.