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Message: [QUOTE="Zorba, post: 5396626, member: 22767"] That's their job to do that, just like it is a postman's job or a dealers job, people deserve a living wage and not to depend on people like you for their wage, you don't employ them. If you want to tip them, that's good that you do, but to do it because it is the expected thing is another story. What if a postman delivered you a cheque, or Grandma sent you $10 for xmas, surely the postman deserves a tip then. A tipping culture is kinda socialistic for a country so hell bent on capitalism, imho, everyone is helping to pay each others wages while the ones with deep pockets don't reach into said pockets. Casino owners can be considered social capitalists I suppose, they believe the people should pay their staff wages while they make massive profits. e.g. How much do you think a $100.00 steak dinner actually costs a casino to prepare, clue is it's no where near $100.00. Why do we have wholesale and retail prices, how much is written off on tax that still comes at your expense when casino's minimise their taxes. I may sound like a commie to you, I'm not, I'm a unionist that thinks people that make companies billions of dollars in profits should be paid what they are worth, just like I think executive salaries are a joke, they never break a sweat for millions of dollars annually. :top: Totally agree with you and another reason that they should be paid properly for their skills. :top: FYP slightly. ;) We used do a similar thing at Xmas for our rubbish collectors, shit can collectors (pre sewerage or septic days in some areas, now those guys below deserved a tip, I remember them with overfull cans with no lids like in the pics and the contents dripping down their backs), also mailmen and milkmen back in the day when people knew each other and interacted, usually some beer left out with the rubbish or in letterbox or where milk was delivered, now that it's all done by side lift trucks no one does it anymore, and postmen go by on small motorbikes that no one ever talks to them anymore, if you do it's just for a second or two and with their helmet on they usually can't hear you anyway. :) [IMG]https://i.gyazo.com/0656c94526abba6aae5fa09fc58f59cf.png[/IMG] Not having played in the US or had to tip a dealer, I'm curious as to where do the dealers put the tips, it sounds like it would be an extra thing that security would have to watch over, I'd rather they have their attention on people cheating. :top: [/QUOTE]

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