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[withaciderinsideyer]

what's the score?

i am in saigon with a few pennies to rub together but so many, to be fair. i am not lord fontleroy (whoever he may be).

still, i never like to see youngsters busting tables for a pittance, as i remember when i had to do it and thankfully it was short-lived. i dislike seeing others subjugated in any mundane man-made economic sub-structure, as it were. the whole notion is pants.

but must i cough up or not really?

[withaciderinsideyer]

do i really owe them a living or should i be looking after my own interests?

[inky]

You are asking for tips here on this forum. Do teachers/residents with more experience really owe you their assistance?

[ajc19810]

I generally leave my change, nothing major, but every now and then I love to tip well for good service. Drop lile a 100,000 for a tip for a bus boy (not always the hot girls) who earns 800,000 a month. It's a good feeling and something that I rarely do in Oz.
Like u said we've all done it and remember how you felt when someone tipped u well. Careful of those notes though, they stick together and sometimes you pull more out of your wallet than you expect. I've done that a few times after too many saigons.

[withaciderinsideyer]

[menso35]

[Magic8ball]

You are not expected to leave a tip, but it is appreciated.

I leave a small tip when the service is excellent or at a place I go to often.