How to properly use a credit card with a gift card

[@blackholegames-dp7vq]

Tipping with kindness isn't tipping that's bare human minimum effort

[@reesegreenland7766]

Only in America because y'all minimum wage is less then the rest of the world pays teenagers when they start working their first job

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

The flip side to this is that I've actually had someone run the credit card first. [face palm]

[@lancelessard2491]

A normally unconsidered reality: half the population has an I.Q. below the median.

[@Alastair_]

If tables tell me when they sit down they want to split the cheque I can do it, it's still a pain in the ass if it's a lot of splits but if a table of 10 ask me to split it 10 ways after a full dinner service, I'm going to make them suffer, have them come back to the till and line up and one at a time I'll split their items. They'll be there for at least 20 minutes.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

This is the way I done it with a large group we just line up tell them what we had then they check everything was paid for at the end of the queue . Easy.

[@RoyalDoyle845]

It's literally your job.

[@susannpatton2893]

Same. If known ahead of time then it's easier. Not afterwards and people change seating too.

[@susannpatton2893]

​@RoyalDoyle845 it's also courtesy to inform the server of splitting the check preferably BEFORE we take the order. Ensures that the checks are correct for each person. Not difficult to do and sure helps everyone in the long run.

[@0011peace]

i its that might as well say sperate bills

[@CherryBlossomPlumtree]

This keeps being re-uploaded. Don't think we don't notice.

[@estebancastillo429]

Bro I deliver pizzas and most people tell me appreciate you bro but don't tip but the ones that do tip don't tell me that and say "have a good day" those are tge people who tip

[@0011peace]

I do both and have good day. But i also tip reasonably not the ver tiping of 20% 10% is more than enough . If its good enough for God it shouls be good enough for you

[@vikiwalters8767]

You know the words to my favorite song!!

[@w.ryanbutler8097]

"Tipping with kindness"...Shut. Up!! People actually do that??

[@erinrising2799]

first one, then she gets mad at you for using the whole gift card because you were supposed to magically know to only charge a certain amount.

[@Draconic_Aura]

0:43 you get 10x the tips and 10x the food ordered, the same amount of effort/money is required

[@0011peace]

no you don't as you get the same precentage from oneperson but diffrent each indivual may give you diffrent greater or lower Nand tupping isn't rquire what if the other 9 don't tip . With split each split gies smaller amount

[@Draconic_Aura]

@@0011peace if someone doesn't tip, then they are not a great person. Someone can not be a great person and be by themselves or part of a table of 10. It actually averages out a bit, since one not good person would not completely destroy your income for the table

[@lmjones.9060]

Brenda is da bomb!!!❤

[@davidhenderson3400]

I used to have a guy come in my shop and say God will bless you instead of paying his bill. Sorry but god does pay my bills.

[@scubeskitchen]

lol wow that’s a good one

[@0011peace]

tipping shouldbe paying your bills either iy should be your employer.

[@erinrising2799]

or when they leave those stupid prayer coins, like that shit won't work at the laundromat

[@drakeloki4214]

Out of curiosity in the splitting check scenario what of it was a bus trip from a senior home? Is it more understandable?

[@0011peace]

that they didn't say anythiung before or even reserve thier party before makes bad no matter who does 10 way split first should be sperate checks

[@zonked1200]

I understand that splitting the table into 10 checks is a pain but how is it different than 10 individual tables? If I'm here with 9 other people, they aren't necessarily my friends. we can just be work colleagues. Every time I've gone out with colleagues, someone always suggests just splitting the bill evenly, even if I've only ordered something that costs half as much or less as anyone else.

[@juliehock6059]

The little clap - which I associate with 5 year old girls, and the smarmy ‘compliments’. - perfect characterisations.

[@0011peace]

5 yo girls never tip

[@agneskirsch8335]

In my country splitting a check is the rule, not the exeption. The behaviour of the waiter would be considered rude and unprofessional.

[@susannpatton2893]

Some places only allow for a certain number of splits on a table. It isn't hard to use the calculator on the phone that everyone has to see what their individual share is and just divi up. Paying by card, you can hit up the ATM and get the cash to whomever pays the check. Easy peasy and what me and my friends do. Why make extra work for the server?

[@alenfrancis3249]

And ur country is??

[@agneskirsch8335]

@@alenfrancis3249 Austria, but had the same experience in other European countries.

[@richardfoster5298]

I take it you've never worked in a busy restaurant when a table wants to pay separately with different amounts and different methods oblivious to the fact that there are other customers waiting for service.

[@agneskirsch8335]

@@richardfoster5298 no, I work in care not hospitality. However splitting checks is apparently also a cultural thing, no waiter in Austria would bat an eye at that, especially because the tip tends to be larger

[@fredbatten9739]

in many countries tipping is considered rude. just another archaic trait of the US

[@TheDiosdebaca]

Regardless, it's still the custom in the US. If someone doesn't like the cultural affectations, they don't have to visit, simple as that.

[@fredbatten9739]

@@TheDiosdebaca and this is why you are all poor with no healthcare.

[@theyeening]

​@@TheDiosdebaca > cultural Its actually economic, because the restaurant lobby (yes, that exists) has for decades lobbied the US federal government to not mandate a proper wage for server in order to not cut into their profits (lol).

[@TheDiosdebaca]

@@theyeening but the fact that it's been a part of American society for 180 years means nothing, huh?

[@MonicaSandler]

Well other countries don't exactly follow US customs completely either. So we can't actually compare American customs with those of other nations.

[@Ginosparty]

I'll tell my landlord I'm paying in kindness. I'd rather you be a prick but tip 25% then be the nicest person and tip nothing.

[@0011peace]

25% tip is usuary and talking advantage. Tipping should be capped at 10% anymore is too much and it always should optiona. Tipping slows owners to artificially keep wages low