CENUSAREASAwhat does HUGE mean?
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Altruisticmanbig tip to the waitres...
I need a fortnight to save my money to actually leave the size tip i want. I want to give it to someone who has a grid for appreciating it… ballanced against i dont want it to be about me. 3 months ago
MidnightDreamer22
It made me
Surprised 
How I did it: There's not much to tell here!
I went for a walk in town with a friend, and after buying a wig for a cosplay that I am working on, we stopped out our favourite "Crepe In Love Cafe", to drink something and eat a chocolate souffle (that was me).
The waiter was a guy, while every other time we had been there it was a girl. He was really nice, he brought us two spoons for the souffle in case we decided to share, picked up some cellophane that I had put on the table (it was from a magazine I had just bought) and replaced our empty glasses of water with full ones, without us saying a thing to him.
Thus, I decided that I should leave a big tip for him. I left him 4 euros and about a half, whilst I paid 7.60 euros.
Now, I have to admit that the tip wasn't as "HUGE" as the title suggests, but I doubt that I will ever be willing to give more than that to a waiter.
P.S.: I was surprised because I expected to be served by the same grumpy waitress that had been there all the other times, but instead I was served by that nice guy and ended up completing the goal :)
Read how I did it… 3 months ago
MidnightDreamer22Untitled
Still looking. Nope, still haven’t found anyone worthy enough.
(P.S.: I always leave tips, since I spend 4 months every year with 4 waiters that just LOVE it when you tip them, but also love to curse when you don’t- thus, I always leave tips, just not “huge” ones) 3 months ago
MidnightDreamer22Untitled
I have been trying, but no waiter has been “worthy” enough to get this treat, up until today, that is. I will keep looking, though! 6 months ago
BrianNot as easy as I thought.
When I saw this goal on another 43Thinger’s list, I thought it sounded fun, and that it would be an easy one to accomplish. But it seems ever since I added it, I haven’t found a waiter/waitress that was worth it. And I eat out A LOT!
Don’t know what the deal is. I’ve had REALLY good servers in the past, but not since I added this goal. LOL16 months ago
SophiaMermaid
It made me
like people 
How I did it: What is the deal with tipping in our country? That's how waitpeople are making a living, and you ARE paying THEM for a service. OK, so my philosophy is if they're rude or nasty to you, it's absolutely fine to give a 0% tip -I've done that - but if they are effing AWESOME, it is also fine to give them a 500% tip - I've done that as well. Maybe I'm a jerk, but people shouldn't be rewarded for being @ss holes, and people should be rewarded for being good people. Put your money where your mouth is (drum, please!) and if you get waitpeople who are absolutely fabulous, TELL THEM in one of the ways that our society undestands most clearly: financially. (OK, I also will write thank you notes on napkins and tell them why they were so fabulous, and leave that with the tip that's way more than the entire meal was.) Seriously, try it: it is so worth it, and you're making the world a better place by spreading good feelings around. Read how I did it… 17 months ago
lickitysplitsYEESSS!!
I have, on several occasions, left hefty sums of money for the wait staff. I have never waited to see his/her reaction. Also, I always “overtip” – unless there was gross ineptitude or attitude problem. I try my best to tip in cash, otherwise tips are recorded on their taxes. The government already “charges” them 15% for assumed gratuities. Seems despicable.
I try to tip people in most professions that have provided me with a service, of any sort.
I am not in a high-bracket income, but every once in a while, people can be nothing but astounding.
People in general are not rewarded enough for just being “them” and delivering quality service, as a “human being.”
In daily life, I will openly compliment perfect strangers if I find something striking about them.
The world needs more love! 19 months ago
Jamie_Leigh01=)
It would totally make someone completely happy and theyd be super suprised! itd be nice 22 months ago
