@@jackiehsieh9410 Restaurants have a different standard, in which the min wage may not be the same as the state's minimum wage. This rule differs among states.
@williamboone109 Жыл бұрын
一般不須要給小費。rule of thumb, 如果有service服務的地方。像dine in restaurant給小費。to go's 或 Boba place no tips necessary. Before pandemics, tips are 15%, now they are asking for 20% tips. I still tip 15% at the restaurants, unless they earned it, i will tip 20%.
我是Oregonian沒銷售稅但州稅高+联邦稅+房屋稅+地稅+capital gains. 因為沒銷售稅所以所有服裝/鞋類大廠全在這.我家下個街口是Nike總部(Walker是Beaverton city government 特別送給Nike命名的一條路).我比較喜歡Columbia more than Nike.
@kangweiwang4799 Жыл бұрын
@@lifenglai971 快逃去Vancouver, WA..LOL
@user-cv1re1fo6g3 ай бұрын
啊岳,請問你能在南美洲可以幫忙找雞爪嗎??每根要有35克重,我需要大量進貨
@nedhappily Жыл бұрын
美國、加拿大現在也在探討小費必要性 因為餐飲業低薪不應該是消費者的責任
@bkggyy7788 Жыл бұрын
超喜歡他們汽車文化
@renatotsai Жыл бұрын
對啊 超帥的~🤩
@jzoll0922 Жыл бұрын
很多人知道 TIPS, 但並不了解字面意義,TIPS -> To Insure Prompt Service ,也就是 “為確保有效率的服務”而延伸為一種 appreciation的文化。通常會隨著愈正式的餐廳小費會給的愈好。如果是華人開的”吃到飽”餐廳,我和外子都是以”人頭“記,兩人 $10(但我也有看到新移民和老黑留$2塊錢在桌上)星巴克等看情況2~5塊錢,是一種“奇蒙子”;如果服務人員態度不好,當然就”打鐵“啦~
曾在紐約機場,遇到一個穿著地勤制服的黑人,在我下車搬行李,沒有問過我的情況下就把我的行李拖到裡面櫃檯,然後強要小費。一件行李給兩美元還嫌太少,還說要五元,以為我是好欺負的觀光客。氣得我乾脆把錢包拿出來,直接告訴他 : Here is my wallet, why don't you just rob me! (錢包在這裡,直接來搶吧!)。吵了半天,我說找機場警察,他才倖倖然的拿著兩美元離開。