Should I bring a fistful of $1's?

[Host Star]

I usually bring a lot of singles for room service. At lea st 2 or 3 for each delivery. My coffee in the morning. 😀you can always get money changed at the casino cashier

[RynoWally]

10 minutes ago, RynoWally said:

I don't know, having bartended my way through college, so i dont shy away from tipping anyone in the service industry, believe me, but to call someone cheap for not tipping over 18% is pretty sad. Sometimes I worked 40 hour weeks, I know for a fact there would be some nights that I would be serving tables or individual customers on busy nights, concerts, or sporting events busting my hump and I would push the $4000 mark in sales under my employee number, I don't think I ever brought home more than $200 + 8 hr wage on a great night. This of course was about 25 years ago though. So your telling me the same person on a cruise ship would only have to have $1200 which for them probably equals out to be a $10 drink every 5 minutes on an 10 hour shift in sales to equal the tips I made back then? LOL, My math has to be off somewhere. 

And/Or I was absolutely horrible tender of the bar, LOL......

[rkacruiser]

8 hours ago, JRG said:

I know for a fact that educatators (teachers) like to play that drinking game that involves dice and singles (dollar bills) and alot of laughing and whooping it up and when that happens look out because anything can happen.  

 

As a retired Ohio educator, I have never heard of this.  Maybe it is a California educator "game"?  

[Florida_gal_50]

1 hour ago, Host Star said:

I usually bring a lot of singles for room service. At lea st 2 or 3 for each delivery. My coffee in the morning. 😀you can always get money changed at the casino cashier

Yes I'd forgotten about that.  Anyone that brings coffee and food definitely gets a tip.

[fatcat04]

4 minutes ago, Florida_gal_50 said:

Yes I'd forgotten about that.  Anyone that brings coffee and food definitely gets a tip.

IKR. Bring me coffee in the am and you are getting a tip.