would you tip less if your waiter/waitress...

[radiantquest]

I think the question was more along the lines of since they have such nice jewelery that they really dont need the extra money from you. At least that is how I took it. Like for instance if you see someone you have not seen in a while and they are wearing nice clothes and nice jewelery you wouldnt think that they need money.

 

[lyra]

Of course not. We tip the standard rate no matter what they look like.

 

[MissMina]

It would never occur to me
We tip according to service and to a certain extent the occasion
We went out to a very nice place for my birthday this week
Had an excellent dinner(no alcohol shared app) with outstanding service
My son tipped $20 on A $70 bill but normally tips at least 20%
He worked in food service during college and has a soft spot
for the industry

 

[MichelleCarmen]

It would never occur to me
We tip according to service and to a certain extent the occasion
We went out to a very nice place for my birthday this week
Had an excellent dinner(no alcohol shared app) with outstanding service
My son tipped $20 on A $70 bill but normally tips at least 20%
He worked in food service during college and has a soft spot
for the industry

Yeah, I think working as a waiter/waitress would be a super hard job. On the feet all day plus having to be friendly to even those who are very rude. I'd love to tip a lot more than we often do. . .when DH and I had a larger income coming in, we did tip quit a bit - usually 25%, but now it's around 15%...but I still tip hairdressers 20%

 

[catwalk82]

absolutely not! I tip based on quality of service and not what the server looks like/is wearing. I always give 20% but if I get phenomenal service, I will give another 20%.

 

[Madam Bijoux]

It wouldn't make any difference to me. I would probably tip extra if the person talked jewelry with me for a minute or 2.