Tipping at Luby's

are you poverty?

if not, quit being cheap

 

I once left one of the biggest non-strip-club tips I've ever left at a Golden Corral. The kid was on top of crap and super polite; he earned it.

 

Don't go there much... But if they come by and check if I need anything, refill drinks, etc. Then I tip. If not then I don't.

 

Are we gonna do this again, brehs?

 

If the server is attendant, polite, helpful, keeps your drink full, etc.; why not?

Folks at buffets and cafeterias work hard and often at subsistence wages. For younger employees it may be a first job and any type of positive reward is good encouragement.

 

Yeah, a dollar or two at most. Those are nice old ladies too.

 

I hardly ever carry cash so at Luby's if you check out right after getting your food then go sit down...how can I tip them at the end since you have already paid?

 

Why are you eating at Luby's? Do you hate good food?

 

Understood. I didn't mean to imply condemnation and often face the same cash/tip issue as I rarely carry it.

 

the food that dominates my thoughts from Luby's:

Spoiler

The (strangely always ice cold) carrot and raisins salad

 

I dont carry cash often. I also don't eat at Luby's often (fried fish and mac n cheese is awesome though). But I always feel bad if I don't have cash (half the time I am there) and I can't leave a dollar for the server refilling my water

 

You'll usually find me on the one at west gray.

I got their chicken. That **** was salty as f.

 

This.

That place is gross, and I don't even have high standards.

 

Poor people problems. Big bizness done me wrong!

 

I try to tip as much as I can usually. If <$5 from my pocket can make someone's day, then why not?

 

I think if you pay with a credit or debit card, the reciept has a spot where you can leave a tip.

I only tip them if I never run out of tea. If they ask me for a tea to go, I'll tip extra. If I have to refill my own drink by walking back up to the front, no tip.

 

this.