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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Little South of Sanity
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Colin - those predictions wouldn't be too far off in some cases :P
Another thing about the difference in what I was paid for shining shoes It also taught me that some people will pay double for the same product or service and be happy about it I really think my Great Grandfather felt .25 cents was all the shoe shine was worth - and wanted me to undeerstand the value of hard work Tipping - many who have worked a job that depended on tips tend to tip a little higher, especially for good service the first hourly wage job I had was working in a car wash after school and on Saturday's - I was 16 and living on my own - my hourly wages would cover most of the bills and I had to depend on tips to eat I agree with the perception of amount of $ as opposed to % I tend to tip more when by myself |
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