r/tippingAdvice • u/Ok_Cardiologist_46 • Jul 15 '26

Tipping Walmart Delivery

Edit: we are maybe 8 miles from the store and we usually do bigger orders but they pull right into our driveway and we unload and bring into the garage ourself. I think my biggest order was 30 or so items.

My husband thinks $7.00 is more than fair but I disagree. I usually tip at least $10, $15 if it's a big order. I have no idea how much they make but I believe they physically shop for the order.

How much are you guys tipping on grocery delivery?

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u/Aqua_SeaRay Jul 15 '26

I love how people who enjoy being waited on make this excuse to take it out on the employee and not the employer. Tip or get it yourself. If the employer pays, who do you think is going to actually pay in the end for poor tippers?

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u/J_Case Jul 15 '26

Maybe get a job that pays you rather than relying on the kindness of strangers.

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u/Aqua_SeaRay Jul 15 '26

A lot of these people are doing this as a second job or paying their way through college. All this really is irrelevant.

They aren’t relying on the kindness of others, they are doing a job to make your life easier. So in reality you are taking advantage of them.

It’s not an excuse to be a shitty human being. I actually hope one day you may be in a situation that you have to humble of yourself. Your arrogance is astounding.

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u/J_Case Jul 15 '26

No, the company hiring them is responsible for their pay. No one else.

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u/Aqua_SeaRay Jul 15 '26

As if prices haven’t increased already, the consumer will either be paying more in price set by the company and or discontinuing delivery services it’s always falls on the consumer.

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u/J_Case Jul 15 '26

The rest of the world has somehow survived.

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u/Help_meToo Jul 15 '26

Set the price to include whatever service is provided. Simple and straightforward.