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[Choose #5] I’ve been in the service industry
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[Choose #1] but I will tip more if I get great service (or less if it is abomnible).
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dbon - 9/08/2008 10:32 AM
[Choose #1] North American Dive pro’s deserve Tips too, don’t forget. We are not payed that well.
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[Choose #3] It’s all a matter of the job they did... lousey gets 5%, great gets 15% and a beer or two!
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[Choose #1] I just tip $20 per person
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[Choose #1] If the service is excellent, and dives are awesom, I will tip more
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Coho - 8/10/2008 11:29 AM
[Choose #1] People don’t wait tables because they’re rich. If you can’t afford to tip, don’t use the service.
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[Choose #5] I wish I knew what the hell the standard for diving tips was
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[Choose #5] I usually give USD $20 a day.
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[Choose #1] Actually I tip @ 20% unless the service sucked.
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[Choose #5] Some mates work for tips only. You should always take care of the ones that take care of you.
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AirOn - 8/08/2008 2:29 PM
[Choose #1] But if you give me crappy service you get nothing.
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[Choose #2] I’m horrible with math so 10% is easier for me to figure so I just tip that.
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[Choose #5] we tip according to the level of service. most of the time a little more than the norm.
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[Choose #5] I don’t go by percentage of bill, rather what I feel they deserve
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[Choose #5] someone tipped me two dollars once. yay?
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[Choose #5] Wife & I on a Palau Liveaboard @4000.00pp that’s 1200.00 @15% What do you think NOW?
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