On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 21:59:42 -0400, "Dave" <noway@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>"Just Visiting" <nospam-webextra@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>news:vl0td41ejgmasd4tdemqh68slgcp2h8v02@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Today we got a haircut that was $9.00/person. There were two of us.
>> The bill was around $18.00. I tipped $2.00/hairstylist ($4.00 total)
>> which made it 22% of the entire bill. Isn't that fair? Our cuts only
>> took 15 minutes each. We get haircuts between 6-8 weeks. Am I being a
>> cheapskate? Please don't slander me too hard if you think I'm wrong.
>
>For a $9.00 haircut, that's fair. You really should tip 20% or more,
unless
>you are unhappy with the service. I'm just surprised you got haircuts
that
>cheap. Was this a cosmetologist, or just a barber? I'm guessing barber.
>Cut-rate barber. -Dave
>
No, these were hairstylists at Great Clips. After I thought about it,
$2.00 doesn't go very far anymore. Besides, I don't think it went over
too well with the hairstylists even though it was over 20%. Actually,
both hairstylists weren't very personable to begin with. I probably
should start tipping no less than $3.00 per cut. Tipping is so
subjective!
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