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Re:When tipping was considered un-American (2015) by grawprog on Sunday November 22, 2020 @06:39PM (#25182131)
Why would you return to a restaurant where the service was so poor you didn't feel like leaving a tip?

I've not left a tip a handful of times over some exceptionally bad service and food and never felt the desire to return to those restaurants.

Re:When tipping was considered un-American (2015) by anfilt on Sunday November 22, 2020 @11:33PM (#25183618)
I had thought the same, but a year a later that waiter was working at a different restaurant, I like. Needless say I have very distinctive hair. whether or not they remember me because my hair or not leaving tipping I don't know.

Still was interesting they remembered me a year later from a restaurant I only went to once.

Re:When tipping was considered un-American (2015) by grawprog on Monday November 23, 2020 @11:45AM (#25188635)
A waiter sees hundreds of people every single night. Unless you were particularly rude or did something memorable, I don't think they'd remember. People always believe people are paying more attention to them than they really are.

Hell you probably weren't the only person not tipping that same night.