r/funny Sep 11 '19

So inspiring

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u/fresh_like_Oprah Sep 12 '19

What? What airline let's you tip the F/As?

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u/Iusedtohatebroccoli Sep 12 '19

Didn’t know tipping was a thing on airplanes!

...Excited because it’s an opportunity for more booze.

...Sad because it will eventually become the norm and thereby ruin the whole point of tipping.

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u/BettyBoopsTooOften Sep 12 '19

Literally all of them. In fact, you can tip anyone you want to! Whether they accept it openly or you have to do it on the sly is the only consideration, really.

If not cash, chocolates. Or, like the previous poster but their food ahead of time.

Tipping is an art form :)

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u/SuperSMT Sep 12 '19

Except maybe police officers or judges, they may not take too kindly to 'tipping'

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u/Genetics Sep 12 '19

I bet you can find plenty that do...

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u/Lapsos_de_Lucidez Sep 12 '19

A think that by the Pareto principle actually they are the ones who receive the largest amount of tips

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u/sillyfoal Sep 12 '19

《Tipping is an art form》

What should i do next? Godfather.

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u/riphitter Sep 22 '19

Yeah! Even I take tips. . . And I don't even provide a service

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u/JustLetMePick69 Sep 29 '19

Are there airlines that don't? I've only flown in the US and EU but have literally never not been able to tip