Swann recommends a sliding scale for restaurant tipping, with 20% as the standard, and more if a server goes above and beyond. Even in the face of bad service, she wouldn't go lower than 10% — and if that's the case, you still have to ask yourself some questions.
Is it considered rude not to tip?
"Etiquette would dictate that that is not a requirement," she said. Swann, the founder of The Swann School of Protocol in California, explained that leaving a tip is based on the worker's salary. Most servers who wait tables at restaurants or bars don't earn a full salary and instead rely on tips to make a living.
Is it okay to not tip if service was bad?
Should I be forced to tip?
You are not obligated to tip at all, but you need to remember that in most locations servers get paid about 3–4 times less than what other workers get paid as a minimum wage ($2.13 per hour vs. $7.25). So they depend on your tip to do things like pay rent, buy groceries, and keep their lights on.
What does tipped 1 inch mean?
What a club builder would do is trim 1 inch from the tip section of the shaft. He would then trim whatever length necessary from the handle section of the shaft to get to a length of 45 inches. Tipping any TPT Red Range shaft 1 inch will result in a stiffness increase of 5 cycles per minute (cpm), or one-half flex.
Do you tip a 3 wood shaft?
We generally do not recommend tip trimming on a driver or 3 wood shaft based on the shaft composition and how tipping could affect performance. We recommend that you consult your custom fitter or club-builder for the best tip trimming suggestions based on your individual swing and desired results.