Should there be an "automatic ask" for a tip amount?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
1,068 Votes

Should there be an "automatic ask" for a tip amount?

Yes

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No

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Yes

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No

16 Comments
Todd Brown
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Todd Brown

It is awful when you feel obligated to tip, even if no actual service is provided. The whole machine tip deal needs to end! I only tip with cash!

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Carol Johnson
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Carol Johnson

Depends how good the service is.

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Brady Jordan
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Brady Jordan

tips should be extinct

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den b
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den b

I dislike being "guilted" into leaving a tip if it is not applicable.

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💛🖤 RAG 💛🖤
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💛🖤 RAG 💛🖤

If you don't provide a service like serving the food in a restaurant you shouldn't get tipped! Let people decide IF they want to tip, trying to force them by setting the % is counter productive and shameful trying to make the customer feel bad!

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James Shevlin
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James Shevlin

Tips are regarded for the service that is provided to the customer not because you had a server. It starts from the time you arrive until the time you finish your visit. Greeting, table, silverware, dishes, cups, food ordered, food received, temperature of food, quality of food. etc.

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Gina Ricketts
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Gina Ricketts

Tipping was for good service. Now it's expected no matter what. Now you have to manually change tipping options when you order online. Why should I tip then? They are doing nothing.

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Steven Huillet
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Steven Huillet

I tip depending on how good the service is.

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Marty Lewis
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Marty Lewis

I will tip generously for excellent food and table service. Neither of which can be found at most places in Bend these days. 15% has always been the standard, more for outstanding performance. Tipping for drive through or take out, no.

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Maggie Olson
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Maggie Olson

Drive throughs and places where you're just picking up a to go order shouldn't be asking for a tip. I tip waiters, or my hairdresser for a SERVICE preformed. Tips shouldn't be considered part of a persons hourly wage.

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Patrick Elliott
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Patrick Elliott

Businesses are actually being hurt by extorting customers for tips, making it less likely for some customers to return. Why not just include a flat service fee on the bill included in the price quoted in advance? Many restaurants are taking that route to ensure their servers receive a fair tip.

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Abby Normal
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Abby Normal

Get rid of tipping. Pay your staff enough that they don't need to get tips

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Lori
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Lori

Leaving tips is just a way that the corporations can lessen the employees pay and use the tips as part of their hourly wage! Giving the corporate more money in their pockets and a way out for not paying their hard working employees the full amount of their earnings! Taxes take out way too much now!

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Rick Allen
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Rick Allen

It is very awkward, especially when tips screen comes up in a non service type of business. Tips should be on service received at a restaurant, not a pizza place for example. I mean tipping when you just ordered something is absurd,

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Lisa York
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Lisa York

I base my tip on the service I receive and don't appreciate being guilted into tipping for bad service.

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Michael Dvorak
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Michael Dvorak

I will decide for myself.

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Which Jimmy is the master of Late Night?
Braden Asked by Braden
2,288 Votes

Which Jimmy is the master of Late Night?

Jimmy Fallon

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Jimmy Kimmel

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Jimmy Fallon

3 Comments
Brian Klein
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Brian Klein

He just seems more genuine to me.

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Jane
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Jane

I. Didn’t know until now there were two.....no wonder I’m confused when I hear reports about them. One is CTholic and married and the other not. I guess I’ll check it out.

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Jimmy Kimmel

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Leggy Bokay
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Leggy Bokay

I just like his show better tbh

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Is misinformation on social media a serious problem?

Is misinformation on social media a serious problem?

Yes

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No

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Yes

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Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

Misinformation from cnn and msnbc is a big problem

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Lida Vitt
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Lida Vitt

Because things you say that is not pro-Democratic does get removed, and lies are allowed to stay. I call it the Democratic Misinformation News.

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No

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David Komar
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David Komar

The problem isn't misinformation. The problem is the number of people who lack critical thinking skills.

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rajavijay spam
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rajavijay spam

no one trusts social media

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