They get paid a normal wage and can leave the room when someone is telling a bad joke. But also, I always offer to buy my nurses or family members nurses food or whatever. I've always done this as my dad, and brother are disabled so I've been in hospitals more than most people (and it's why I'm a waitress not a nurse sigh)
I always liked Dwight Schrute's approach. Something like he doesn't tip people who do a job he can do. So he won't tip his waitress but he'd tip his cardiologist.
im way more happy tipping a person who went to 7+ years of school and has years of experience they are laying down on me to save my life than to tip the guy that brings me a glass of water? come onnn no brainer
I try to be nice to the folks that handle my food. They might remember a bad tipper. They probably remember a good tipper as well. I have never waited tables. I can imagine they deal with people complaining about the food they just deliver. They don't make it too.
They get paid a normal wage and can leave the room when someone is telling a bad joke. But also, I always offer to buy my nurses or family members nurses food or whatever. I've always done this as my dad, and brother are disabled so I've been in hospitals more than most people (and it's why I'm a waitress not a nurse sigh)
I always liked Dwight Schrute's approach. Something like he doesn't tip people who do a job he can do. So he won't tip his waitress but he'd tip his cardiologist.
EXACTLY
im way more happy tipping a person who went to 7+ years of school and has years of experience they are laying down on me to save my life than to tip the guy that brings me a glass of water? come onnn no brainer
I try to be nice to the folks that handle my food. They might remember a bad tipper. They probably remember a good tipper as well. I have never waited tables. I can imagine they deal with people complaining about the food they just deliver. They don't make it too.
I wonder what 15% would be for a surgical team performing open heart surgery. You might need a loan
No need to go 15% for a doctor. Just slide 'em a hundo.
One is generally making below minimum wage where in theory the other one should be making a comfortable living wage.
Needless to say that isn't always the case.
yeah definitely not always the case in my country, our waiters walk out on a fri/sat with double what a nurse made
Check your hospital bill
we don't have those in canada... checkmate
Check your tax bill!
we don't have those on reserves...checkmate again
I paid 8% in income tax last year lol.
So lucky!
sometimes
Do you pay waiters a living wage too?
yeah they make more than nurses most nights where i live (PRE Covid)
Nurses have pricks waiters gets bricks
Nurses make like $50 an hour here. Waiters make like $2.50
so why don't the waiters try to improve themselves and become nurses then?
Most do. Some can't.
"Can't" is only up to the person
Honestly why would u want to be a nurse...when i her a young person say thats what they want ...i feel bad, just like signing up for the military
Who says they aren't? Lots of waitstaff don't do it as a dream job, but as something to help them get to a next step.
Hospital trips are considered essential. Few essential things require/expect tips.