If I'm a big rich athlete and I want in-n-out, or pizza hut, I'm sending someone else to get it for me. If I go out to dinner I'd expect the royal treatment and know that tipping huge at places I frequent will get me that.
Some wealthy people are deadbeats when it comes to tipping, they have the audacity of thought that look who I am, you're lucky enough to serve me & talk to me.......a small amount of wealthy/famous people fall under this IMO......
Most wealthy/famous people are good at tipping I'm assuming........
But how can we validate any of the above statements w/o real life evidence of it?
Most wealthy/famous people are good at tipping I'm assuming........
But how can we validate any of the above statements w/o real life evidence of it?
This is how I see it: Take someone making $50,000 and someone making $5,000,000 per year. To the first person, $1000 is $1000, but to the second person, $1000 is more like $10 due to the income difference and this is why you see rich people tip more, they really do see the $100 as $10. Tipping should be done 100% dependant on service and service alone, if I was rich enough I would take part in sob stories (medical bills, single parent) but until then I only tip on great service.
To answer your question, no they should not tip more just because they are wealthy or have the means to. If that's the expectation, when will the begging stop? And when was the last time a famous person had to pay for anything, I'm pretty sure everything would be comped by the manager.
To answer your question, no they should not tip more just because they are wealthy or have the means to. If that's the expectation, when will the begging stop? And when was the last time a famous person had to pay for anything, I'm pretty sure everything would be comped by the manager.
