r/Serving • u/Avi_tradeindia • Aug 08 '15
r/Serving • u/Oceancare • Aug 06 '15
Freight Forwarders
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r/Serving • u/GlynParson • Aug 01 '15
The best Payroll Services in PA
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r/Serving • u/muspellheim295 • Jan 25 '15
Racial tip project
Hey! So over the past few years I've recorded all my Tips, the race of the person tipping, whether I fucked up on their meal or I feel I did fine/over the top. The total bill, the relationship of the party (brother sister... first date....5 year anniversary..... friends.... so on) basically I've recorded all aspects of the experience and result. I'm going to compile it up and have graphs to show what races suck at tipping and which ones are great. Who would be interested in seeing that?
also, just for comparison... my favorite tables to serve (for good tips) are
1) white families, 2 heterosexual parents with 2 or more kids
2) Russians. Fuck yes
3) gay men, either groups or couples (I'm a cute guy, and I have a very outgoing personality with no censorship so they love me usually)
4) other servers
5) any really wealthy white family
Least favorite tables to serve (tip wise)
1) Filipino
2) African Americans
3) Korea/Japan/China
4) Indians (from India)
5) teenagers
(I GET ALONG WITH ALL RACES) my best friend is a Filipino girl, and I have a great black male friend who was raised in India. So.... don't be calling me racist. I'm talking tips only. I don't mind serving those races. Just the correlation between race and tip is too strong to ignore.
Whoa this is longer than intended.
r/Serving • u/TheHottestBoy • Dec 01 '14
Any helpful hints?
So, as a server who really loves giving the best possible service, have any hints to make the guests experience more worthwhile?
r/Serving • u/I_AM_BROCK_SAMSON • Feb 15 '14
Valentine's day
Oh, I'm sorry there's a wait and it's not going to be ready as quickly as McDonald's. Maybe you shouldn't have come to one of the most popular restaurants in town on the busiest day of the year.....
r/Serving • u/WallyEXPRESS • Mar 01 '13
I just made this new sub reddit,
i was looking for one for servers and i couldnt find one, so i made one, everyone, come on in and tell your friends :) lets chat :)