Are you a generous tipper?

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When it comes to services rendered, just how generous are you, KZN? Do you use a different assessment for a restaurant bill, the car guard tip or perhaps the hairdresser tip?

Most restaurants around the world now have a set tipping percentage. For every x amount of meal, a percentage is accounted for as a tip. This is not to say that a patron can not tip more than what is stipulated and there are also restaurants that let the patrons decide on their own what they would like to tip.

Let us settle this once and for all, KZN. When it comes to tipping, are you more on the generous or stingy scale? Listen to what KZN had to say.
29 Jul 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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