Do you "tip" at Christmas ?

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

£20 for the postie. Well worth it, signs for stuff if we're out. 100% trustworthy

 

[swindonseagull]

£20 for the postie. Well worth it, signs for stuff if we're out. 100% trustworthy ����

until something valuable goes missing

 

[BN9 BHA]

you have a milk man and paper boy? is it 1970?

Does he have a coal man?

 

[Rowdey]

Bin men can be notorious up in here in London, but fair play my recycle collectors always take away the repeated large packaging/boxes i have from bathroom kit and boilers from jobs. It's pretty obvious it's not generated all in my house, and i'd have to spend ages bagging it all up into the sacks they give us.
So long as i stack it fairly neatly against the main bins, it always goes.

So this year, i intend to give them a drink.

 

[swindonseagull]

Does he have a coal man?

dont forget the insurance man who calls weekly.....

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

dont forget the insurance man who calls weekly.....

What about the Littlewoods pools collector

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

I gave [MENTION=26444]Wrong Direction[/MENTION] a £25.00 tip today



And I hadn't been drinking either.




I'm going soft

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

I would guess not

And you would guess right.
Unless the difference is 50p or less, i am not that bad.

 

[fat old seagull]

Milkman and postman get tips. Binmen used to when they collected my bins from the side of my house, now I have to put them and and put them back myself they don't.

We don't have a milkman, but agree with all else. Bung the postie a tenner, for being a cheerful chappie. And stopped tipping the bin men when they didn't take my bins because I'd left them on my drive (2ft from the road). And because over the past couple of years they appear to have taken on some strange sort of powerful persona, of "we're the guys that empty your bins, don't mess with us"!

 

[indy3050]

My wife is a waitress and although she doesn't expect a tip, if your bill comes in at £19.10 and you give them a £20 note, just walk away and don't wait for your poxy 90p change.

 

[swindonseagull]

I dont have a clue who my postman/women is.....they always come when im at work....

 

[Wrong-Direction]

I gave [MENTION=26444]Wrong Direction[/MENTION] a £25.00 tip today



And I hadn't been drinking either.




I'm going soft

That wasn't a tip, I carried out the job!

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[Raleigh Chopper]

do dogs crap outside your house?

No but I think that the postman/binmen/paperboy/milkman & take away delivery drivers do, usually just after every Christmas.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

That wasn't a tip, I carried out the job!

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Yeah but I organised it & dealt with the customer
And you used my step ladder

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Yeah but I organised it & dealt with the customer
And you used my step ladder

She deffo had a screw loose

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[SIMMO SAYS]

She deffo had a screw loose

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You charged her £25 to tighten her screw

 

[Bry Nylon]

You charged her £25 to tighten her screw

No.

He charged her £1 to tighten her screw and £24 to buy the step ladder.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

No.

He charged her £1 to tighten her screw and £24 to buy the step ladder.

Hire the step ladder

 

[wakeytom]

My wife is a waitress and although she doesn't expect a tip, if your bill comes in at £19.10 and you give them a £20 note, just walk away and don't wait for your poxy 90p change.

I would almost be embarrassed leaving just 90p, either the service is terrible and I wait for my change (very very rare) or they get the obligatory minimum 10%

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

until something valuable goes missing

I live in Guildford and my postie is an Albion supporter, so beyond reproach