On Sun, 02 Oct 2005 21:01:43 -0700, Abe wrote:

Gawd how I support this!
The USA for years has needed to adopt the European model in which
tips are not expected but optional.
I would MUCH rather pay a "service charge" -- although why they
don't simply figure the cost of labor into the bill is another issue
-- than have to concern myself with figuring what the tip shoud be.
Moreover, "tipping" is also unfair to the employee, who provides
labor which, in the case of a cheapskate customer, may wind up being
uncompenstated.
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