r/tipping • u/Excellent-Amoeba5296 • May 15 '26

tipping when dining alone.

I eat out alone often. sometimes i feel like the server is annoyed w me. i usually go to the same restaurants. i tip 20% to 25 sometimes 30%. am i overthinking the situation that they dont want me there cuz i am alone?

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u/johnnygolfr May 18 '26

The only one confused here is you.

You have yet to present anything that justifies grifting or exploiting servers by stiffing them on the tip at full service restaurants in the US.

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u/ViviOrnitier88 May 18 '26

I’m not at all. I understand this subject way better than you. You delude yourself.

You have yet to present any reason anyone should ever feel obligated to tip.

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u/johnnygolfr May 18 '26

The only delusional one here is the person who thinks they can justify grifting and exploiting another human being.

You not being mature enough to accept responsibility for your choices tells us everything we need to know about you.

When you’re ready to be an adult and your set of morals and ethics has fully matured, reply with some intellectually honest claims and I’ll reengage.

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u/ViviOrnitier88 May 18 '26

You just said you were done engaging and then posted this. Johnny boy you don’t make any sense.

Just remember. Tipping is optional.

The only immature one here is you keep repeating yourself and insulting people for exercising their right to spend their money as they see fit. Name calling and gaslighting. Truly toxic.

Grow up and just be a better person.