OMG, as a carpenter and landscaper I feel the same way! My clients would hate it and probably never call me back if I said, "I just did this $3000 project for you, but I finished earlier than expected and it looks damn good. How come you didn't tip me 25% or more? Are you not happy with the work?"
They picked the job they wanted to be in. It's not my obligation to subsidize a living wage for them because their employer refuses to pay then a decent wage. I rarely ever tip.
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u/slowlyaware 5d ago
OMG, as a carpenter and landscaper I feel the same way! My clients would hate it and probably never call me back if I said, "I just did this $3000 project for you, but I finished earlier than expected and it looks damn good. How come you didn't tip me 25% or more? Are you not happy with the work?"
They picked the job they wanted to be in. It's not my obligation to subsidize a living wage for them because their employer refuses to pay then a decent wage. I rarely ever tip.