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I Tip wrote:

Tipping is a very nice gesture. Working with the public can be difficult and unpleasant because of rude people. The employees also run themselves to death and tipping shows that we appreciate them.

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Larry wrote:

Are you suppose to?

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This guy wrote:

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They make minimum wage but they run their tails off getting everything out to everyone and coming back if you need anything else. That is the difference between Sonic and Burger King. You get more service.They also work to get the orders out as fast as they can.Tipping is a courtesy that you would want extended to your wife, mother, sister, daughter, girlfriend etc. You don't have to tip, but it's a nice courteous gesture.

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Hold please wrote:

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No, it's not. Tipping is an indicator of the quality of service. You do not have to tip someone if you feel that they did not provide you the quality of service you feel they should have. This is both subjective (server was polite and helpful, server was bright and cheery, etc.) and objective (food came out within a reasonable amount of time, water glasses were re-filled, orders were placed and delivered correctly, etc.)
Tipping does not show, "...that we appreciate..." servers and what they do. It shows that we appreciate servers' effort in providing services.

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montereygirl wrote:

yes you do have to beg for it and no i dont tip them. everyone remember years ago if they didnt have your food out in five minutes it was free. they dont do that anymore cause they to slow

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Hold please wrote:

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No, it's not. Tipping is an indicator of the quality of service. You do not have to tip someone if you feel that they did not provide you the quality of service you feel they should have. This is both subjective (server was polite and helpful, server was bright and cheery, etc.) and objective (food came out within a reasonable amount of time, water glasses were re-filled, orders were placed and delivered correctly, etc.)
Tipping does not show, "...that we appreciate..." servers and what they do. It shows that we appreciate servers' effort in providing services.

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former employee wrote:

As a former employee of Sonic (just not in Putnam County), I must say that your tips are greatly appreciated. Depending on the shift and location, your service and attitude, you can make $5 -$50 in tips nightly, plus minimum wage. What alot of you fail to realize, carhops are working in rain, snow, sleet, or shine. Carhopping is NOT easy, especially when you first start, and its more personal service than Burger King. To those who do tip, THANK YOU!

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montereygirl wrote:

yes you do have to beg for it and no i dont tip them. everyone remember years ago if they didnt have your food out in five minutes it was free. they dont do that anymore cause they to slow

Bolt Thrower wrote:

I give tips.
On how to goddamn serve my food better.