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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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KrisNY Tipping is important.. I don't tip the same amount each time- I basically decide how the service was.. If it was excellent I will tip 20% of my total bill.. If it was good I'll tip 15%.. If it was just ok 10%.. If I had lousy service-- I won't tip... Most of...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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browneyedgirl Here in the US the tip is generally 20% of the total price of the meal. I do try to leave a tip always; but there have been times when the service was so poor-just two or three times-that I didn't leave a tip. In fact, once, the service was so poor I almost...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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patootie No .. I rarely tip any one for doing a job they are already paid to do .. and for good reason .. if folks would just stop tipping them then their employers would finally have to give them a decent wage and they'd stop getting away with paying such miserly...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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berniethomas68 I normally do the mathmatical addition in my head or do the percentage rate, and I normally round off the amount to an even dollar figure, say like the bill is $ 12.83, I just add the seventeen cents and one or two dollars for the tip and it rounds it off to $...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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yvonne1968 When me and my boyfriend go out to eat we usually tip anywhere from 10 to 15 % of the bill. Depending on the service and what kinda money we have for the week.

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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missyd79 i at least leave 10 to 15 percent of my total bill but if the waiter/ess is really great and friendly then i will leave a 20 to 25 percent tip.

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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highflyingxangel I usually tip. We tip if the service is good and we get what we need in a timely manner. If they come around and continously ask us if our meal is ok and what not, then we'll leave them a really good tip. Otherwise we'll tip little or not at all, depending on...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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Willowlady http://telepixtvcgi.warnerbros.com/reframe.html?http://telepixtvcgi.warnerbros.com/dailynews/consumer/03_01/03_30a_2.html Go to that site and there is a chart that you can print and fold for putting into a wallet in purse or pocket. Then you can figure the...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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urbangirl When I was in the States I used to tip 10% because that is expected and if you don't, it is depriving someone of their salary/wages. Waiters' base salaries are not good there and they rely on tips. In Australia, waiters are paid better and their salaries...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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patootie But surely the waiting staff only get a pittance as their employee knows he can expect us to make up the short fall .. so not only do they make a profit from our evening out .. food and drink .. but by our helping to pay their staffs wages too ... tipping just...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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Brian It depends on the standard of the service I received, I don't always tip in all honesty but I know how hard the waiters and waitresses work and they get a pittance from the company or owner, so they rely on the tips to boost their wages. 90% of the time I will...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

When you go out for a meal do you always leave a tip for the waiter/waiteress? If so how much do you leave? I always leave £1 in change but wonder if this is enough?

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jojopuff Yes, my husband and I will tip when we eat at restaurants. We'll usually leave 10-15% of the bill, depending on the service. I think that amount is sufficient.

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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rima0013 yess i sleep naked becuase it makes me feelins relax and so good...but some time when cold , i prefer not to be naked!!!

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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browneyedgirl I like to sleep naked. I agree that it's much more comfortable and I do sleep better. Unfortunately, it isn't always possible, is it? LOL

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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ILANEDRI I wish I could sleep naked, because it much more fun that way, but I live with my mom and sisters, and my mom wakes me up every morning for school, and I sure don't want her to see me naked.

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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Makoy1983 no.. i'd be sick when i wake up

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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patootie I always feel too cold to sleep in the nude .. I've tried it several times on and off .. as I feel every ruck and crinkle in the bedding and clothing ... but I get really cold shoulders and simply feel uncomfortable ... plus I am always getting out of bed...

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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missyd79 i sleep naked almost every night, except for 5 to 6 days out of the month and then i just wear underwear but elsewhere i am naked. i just feel better and i do sleep better.

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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Myrrdin I love sleeping naked.... however I now have a four year old daughter, and she has a tendancy to just walk into my room, so I don't feel all that comfortable doing so anymore unless she is at her grandmas.

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bigstret @bigstret (484) 13 Mar 07

Not only is sleeping naked more comfortable, but it's also good for your health to. Sleeping naked allows your body to relax more immediately and you are likely to fall into a deeper sleep more quickly and wake up better...

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mdarma There are many things out there if we did it, it will be good fors. Tell me do you do all things. You only do things that you are comfortable and you like it... NO not me, my bedroom doors are never locked

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