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If you go out someplace where a tip would likely be in order, do you tip in cash or put the tip on your card?
Or do you not tip, ever?

We use cash when we go out to eat,and also tip in cash.

If I were you, I’d tip. They probably wanna [bleep] in your drink anyway.

If you use your card and include the tip, you’re actually tipping the government at the same time

Always cash. Seems to cause a lot of confusion in some of the more "progressive" joints and younger servers. They'll figure it out.

If I use the card, still tip in cash

IF THEY DESERVE A TIP, I am not going to tip some lazy azz server that can't be pulled away from their texting.

But if a tip is in order I prefer to tip in cash handed directly to the server.

I always tip and in cash.Four years working at PIZZA & BREW, gave me an inside look at the resturant workers world.

I always tip in cash if possible. I don’t want this government getting anything more from her citizens. The tax code and laws in this country are criminal and unconstitutional.

I applaud those that know the loopholes and use everything they can to lower their tax burden. I don’t think anyone should be compelled to fund their own destruction or fund their enemies which is exactly what we’re doing these days when we pay our taxes.

I wear a nail apron with ketchup packets and nickels

If a person is going to leave worthless fiat money for a tip he might just as well forget about leaving a tip altogether. The only meaningful tips are those done in precious metals, handloading components, or .22 lr cartridges.

Cash as a tip. Instant cash flow is a big deal to those employees. Just those few bucks can help tide you through until payday.

Always tip cash.

Figured that would be what they would want more,than a credit card tip.

Cash. And I always tip well.

We try to tip cash.
F the greedy government

You're cash poor and low on credit. Must be in the no tip "do you take WIC" category?

A bunch of you sound like you think restaurant workers don’t declare tips as income.

I like to tip with cash, if i can.

My kids always declared a percentage of their tips. And their tips were divided between servers, cooks, and bussers.

Except those special customers who slipped $100 bill into her hand around Christmas. Those were recognized as the personal gifts they were intended to be.

I always tip in cash and try to hand it directly to the server.

Many folks dont know about the IRS and server tips. The IRS adds up the server's tickets for the night and taxes them on 10 percent of that, whether or not they actually make that much in tips or not.

My wife was a cafe waitress for many years, I have a good idea of what they go through and try to tip generously unless it is totally undeserved.