Kitchen

[Seriously20]

Not a penny.  They are paid to work... not my job to pay them.

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@Seriously20 wrote:

Not a penny.  They are paid to work... not my job to pay them.

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@Seriously20   Wow! Every one of your posts are very nasty. Why are you here? 

[Seriously20]

I enjoy it.  Too many "find your happy" people here.

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@Seriously20 wrote:

I enjoy it.  Too many "find your happy" people here.

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@Seriously20   If you think that, you haven't read one post.

[SuhseK]

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@Seriously20 wrote:

Not a penny.  They are paid to work... not my job to pay them.

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Really, Really? 

Is that your policy at dine in restaurants, too? 
If so, do your fellow diners, pay your share, to avoid embarrassment?

[Venezia]

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@SuhseK wrote:

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@Seriously20 wrote:

Not a penny.  They are paid to work... not my job to pay them.

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Really, Really? 

Is that your policy at dine in restaurants, too? 
If so, do your fellow diners, pay your share, to avoid embarrassment?

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@SuhseK- I doubt that s(he) has to worry about having any fellow diners.  Who wants to spend time with such a downer?  By her own admission, she enjoys being this way.  (I suspect this poster is simply a troll anyway, posting to get people riled up.  Don't give her the satisfaction.)

[Bigdoglover]

Our favorite restaurants have been hit hard economically. We always tip at curbside pickup and it is appreciated. Sometimes the waiters are surprised but we hope a generous act here and there will keep spirits up and will help them reopen and keep staff.  A better economy will benefit us all.

[Reever]

I tip 20 percent inside a restaurant. For curbside pickup I give them $5.  I do not tip for food services where I get out of my car and pick it up inside.