How much do you tip a haircutter?

You tip haircutters?Vfanek

Yes.

And for the record, they're called barbers unless you go to a salon.

You tip haircutters?Vfanek

[QUOTE="Vfanek"]You tip haircutters?SunJian18

Yes.

And for the record, they're called barbers unless you go to a salon.

 Well a woman did mine.....doesn't sound right to say she's my barber, even though I guess she would be.

The real question is are you supposed to tip people at Sonic since they bring your food to your car.  I refuse to tip at a fast food place.kdt55

$8.00 haircut, $2.00 tip

Flip a shiney new quarter at them and say... Don't spend it all in one place...then wink.AngelB1ack

Now me, I don't tip people for doing their job. 

About 10 dollars, but my haircuts do cost $120...

About 10 dollars, but my haircuts do cost $120...

leandra12

Hmmm are you a girl??  Cause otherwise...that would be insane

meh i just leave 10 pesos for the barber

10 pesos = 1 dollar  (more or less)

a toonie or twoiloverikku11

[QUOTE="kdt55"]The real question is are you supposed to tip people at Sonic since they bring your food to your car. I refuse to tip at a fast food place.Sooshy

They don't do much.  They just give you what you paid for and the service is done from there.  They don't come and give me refills and ask if I would like a some dessert.  I just wouldn't know what I was tipping for.

That's the good thing about living in New Zealand - tipping someone would just be stupid here...no one does it and no one is expected to.Wolf-Forest

[QUOTE="Wolf-Forest"]That's the good thing about living in New Zealand - tipping someone would just be stupid here...no one does it and no one is expected to.laughingman42

ANYWHERE.  When I went over to the States, I was like "Why should I tip you?  You're already getting paid to do your job"

That's how it should be imo, but over here everyone gets paid more, which means tipping is unnessercary. 

[QUOTE="Wolf-Forest"]That's the good thing about living in New Zealand - tipping someone would just be stupid here...no one does it and no one is expected to.laughingman42

[QUOTE="laughingman42"][QUOTE="Wolf-Forest"]That's the good thing about living in New Zealand - tipping someone would just be stupid here...no one does it and no one is expected to.Harbadakus

I never do.KiIIyou

After reading these posts, it kind of makes sense not to tip.

I mean...you wouldn't tip a janitor or cashier for doing their job.   

[QUOTE="Harbadakus"][QUOTE="laughingman42"][QUOTE="Wolf-Forest"]That's the good thing about living in New Zealand - tipping someone would just be stupid here...no one does it and no one is expected to.Bourbons3