Originally Posted by RyanATiffany

After spending $4500-$8500 you still need to tip? I don't get tips from my customers for making kick ass dental burs.

A trip to Mexico was $996 for the flight and all inclusive resort. The basically asked you NOT to tip. (We did tip room service and the good bartenders, however.) Why does everyone expect a tip? "I poured your coffe. Tip?" "I made a sandwich. Tip?" "I did my job. Tip?" Tip this.

I'm taking it a little overboard, I know, and I am just messing around. However, I really do think tipping has gone WAY overboard. On the flip side, if people worked on tips instead of commission or paid by the hour there may be better customer service. Car sales wouldn't be as pushy on a more expensive car but, instead, more fitting to the customer's needs. You'd get your coffee or sandwich faster and made with more meat than vegetables. (The sandwich obviously with the meat and veggies, not the coffee.)