Tipping on a carryout order

[kaldaniels]

I tip for takeout at places that I would tip normally.

I tip at fast food places if they have a tip jar.

1. I've worked for tips
2. I try not to tick people off that handle my food.

I always assumed the employees tipped you.

[Raisor]

I always assumed the employees tipped you.

I tip them with their own money.

I tipped the dealers and staff for a poker tournament I chopped Friday 12% and I thought the TD was going to kiss me

[Roy Tucker]

I tip pretty generously. Wait staff, bartenders, pizza dude, Girl Scout cookies, hotel staff, etc. If I wonder if I should tip, then I do. I consider it a deposit at the karma bank.

I’ve have a buttload of menial crap jobs and I know what it’s like. I make pretty good money these days, my kids are done with college, the house is paid off, and I don’t watch the balance of my checking account any more. So I sprinkle some bucks around. Probably the only place I don’t tip is fast food (Wendy’s mostly).

My wife and I are doing the Butler County donut trail and I stuffed a $5 in the jar for $2.50 worth of donuts. The checkout girl was nice, we chatted for 30 seconds, so I felt good. What the hell. Can’t take it with me.

[WrongVerb]

I tip them with their own money.

I tipped the dealers and staff for a poker tournament I chopped Friday 12% and I thought the TD was going to kiss me

I always tip the dealers at least $1 when playing live. I'll tip more if it's a big pot or I've won several hands in a short period of time with the same dealer. I will tip 5-10% for a tournament, again, depending on how much I won.

[BernieCarbo]

The 4 different bags can probably be explained by a work run. Not saying it’s right, but I’d put all of my chips on it.

No, they don't open 'til 6. Most likely people taking home something for dinner.

[JaxRed]

I hardly ever do a take out pick up like that..... but it never crossed my mind to tip.