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原帖由 裙裾飘飘 于 2006-11-27 11:57 发表; A3 f5 ?" B" I7 q8 U' r
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( Y- r# J( c* R1 wTo 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!!
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The exception is: so ...
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1 f3 V( }8 t9 S- T$ qhaha, i do pay the tips when i live/travel in "tipping" areas, thanks for the reminder.3 k" Z; f, z" d% q! o, I! n
~' x( b" ]" C& p. ithe point i wanted to make in this discussion is that tipping is a common sense, but just a common sense. 8 d" z5 S8 t) z. p2 A3 G
There's no law/regulation that you can force people to tip, even if they may be considered rude for not tipping.
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4 D3 C3 P2 A0 M& i3 V% D& \+ pOr 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.* _% @* v4 M: E* v/ `
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