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r/doordash•
andaas

How do you answer: "The tip is on there for you right?"

I hate getting this question.

I recently decided that I would just blindly agree and take my chances. I would rather have a few tips possibly fall through the cracks than let the customer know that I have no way of knowing if they tipped me or not.

Posted Feb 20, 2017, 6:24 PM UTC

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Placebo17•

"If you used the app to tip, then yes. Thank you."

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andaasOP•

I like to keep the customer thinking that I know that I received the tip and exactly how much it was for.

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Placebo17•

Lol why? It's normally 10 to 15%.

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andaasOP•

I certainly wouldn't like them to know that I have no idea if they tipped me or not. How do you think that might change tipping behavior?

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Placebo17•

Sadly that won't change a thing. Tipping behavior is more innate than result of the environment. Big tippers usually tip big no matter what and cheapskates tip small no matter what. That's how it is...

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Bcrane0305•

This is likely a first time buyer... just say, thank you very much to every customer assuming they tipped 10-20 percent. With skip the dishes we got to see the tip and I'd usually say thanks for the generous tip if it was over $7.

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yourewelcome_bot•

You're welcome.

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