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原帖由 裙裾飘飘 于 2006-11-27 11:57 发表3 s" _/ t: y$ e5 x+ I* O y% M
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To Elle, According to the common sense, if you know that you should pay tips but you did not even you had a good servie, that's RUDE!! 3 ] a3 y `4 R$ ]% O4 _
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b( A" a8 [% V5 ?4 r2 p7 {" c% yhaha, i do pay the tips when i live/travel in "tipping" areas, thanks for the reminder., Z- M0 h( S+ Z" @3 s
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the point i wanted to make in this discussion is that tipping is a common sense, but just a common sense.
2 m2 q2 ]$ ^3 P, GThere's no law/regulation that you can force people to tip, even if they may be considered rude for not tipping. 8 u8 z: V- G- I+ h4 `) W
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Or maybe the people in service can make a plead to the congress/parliament or whatsoever to add this amendment into the bylaws or even constitution.. v: s$ K* Z5 A4 h
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[ 本帖最后由 elle 于 2006-11-27 12:12 编辑 ] |
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