I remember being in Banff National Park when I was a kid on
the giant snow bus taking a tour of the glaciers there, above the driver was a
sign that said Tipping is not just a city in China. I remember asking the driver what that meant
and having him embarrassed by it and said never mind. For as
cheap as I am with somethings, I like to say frugal, I am a pretty good tipper;
I enjoy good service and don’t mind paying for it. When did it become mandatory for every Tom,
Dick and Harry to get tips though? I
truly can see if you go above and beyond in your job maybe get a little
something once in a while, but when did it become the expected rather than the
once in a while thing? I am waiting for
the tip jar to come out at the grocery store, or the convenience store, how
about at the checkout at a fast food restaurant? Do we need to tip the guy that walks in ahead
of you into a building for holding the door?
Are we expected to tip the gal who slows you down in a construction
area? How about when you are driving
through Illinois and have to stop at the toll road? I know what would be a great time to tip,
next time you get pulled over offer the cop a tip, and make sure that they know
it is a tip for doing their job and not a bribe I would hate to have you get in
more trouble for doing that. I have a
great money making idea, since I am just doing my job and entertaining and
informing, if you feel the need to tip me go ahead, Daily Dose of BS 1407 2nd
Avenue North, Onalaska, Wisconsin 54650.
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