[hechoenchina]

and the people taking care of your kids?

[mrlucky110]

Originally Posted by yourbasicmom

Yup, Las Vegas is a town that is full of tipped workers. You want better service? Better tip.

You want better cards? Better tip. I don't care what anyone else says, cards can change, especially when your play is so predictable. I'm a dealer. I work for tips, and that means if someone is winning, I expect some action. I came to work to make money, and if it's not going to be for me - then it's going to be for the house.

Your attitude is the problem with most "tip-oriented" jobs in VEgas today. A tip is "expected" for doing one's job. This should NEVER be the case. A tip is EARNED when one performs one's duties above the normal job description.
Just because someone wins at your table does NOT mean you deserve a tip.
Did you smile while dealing? Did you POLITELY answer questions from your employer i.e. customer? Did you call for a waitress when it was clear your boss (customer) wanted another drink. Did you make their overall gaming experience enjoyable or did you just stand there like a robot with a blank expression on your face and deal the cards?
You want tips? EARN THEM!!!! Change your attitude!!!

[mrlucky110]

Originally Posted by aqualung8705

It's interesting how most of the anti-tippers are out of town no0bs. I guess that they've never had to work a minimum wage or commission job before. Yes, some workers have bad attitudes, but not all of them. Most are honest hard working people, trying to provide for their families.

No. If someone works at a minumum wage job that is not a reason that they should expect tips. Tips are giving for OUTSTANDING ( not expected ) service. You want a tip.... show me why you deserve one. There ain't no free lunch. And if someone dislikes a job where tips make up a portion of their wages; then do something about it. GEt an education where your skills will be compensated and you won't have to rely on tips.
And those "out of town noobs." They are the ones keeping your city afloat.

[chuckycheese]

I've always thought tipping card dealers was a rather strange practice. I've never tipped one when I won and none of them have ever tipped me when I lost.....and I'd feel very uncomfortable if they did.

[tony soprano]

Originally Posted by mrlucky110

No. If someone works at a minumum wage job that is not a reason that they should expect tips. Tips are giving for OUTSTANDING ( not expected ) service. You want a tip.... show me why you deserve one. There ain't no free lunch. And if someone dislikes a job where tips make up a portion of their wages; then do something about it. GEt an education where your skills will be compensated and you won't have to rely on tips.

Mr. Pink?

[Glass Onion]

If you can't afford to tip or you're to cheap
to tip then Vegas isn't the city for you.

[aqualung8705]

Visitors are one thing, no0bs are another. Cab driving is a good paying job, but it does have long hours. A typical driver works 12 hour shifts, five days a week. I know a guy over at Desert Cab who averages $3,400 a month. Not bad, ne?

[Buzz123]

Been hearing this same argument since the day I pulled into town in July 1964. When you solve it somebody let me know by DM. Thanks.

[frizzo100]

What about the bellhops who eagerly try to grab your bags before you get off the shuttle to go to the hotel? Sometimes you almost have to pry their hands of your luggage. I will never tip these people for the simple reason that I don't like someone trying to force their services on me. I'm perfectly capable of bringing my own luggage up to my room. If I want your service, I will ask.

[calvinexpress]

Are we suppose to tip the guy that does the smog check on our car? And how much?