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? asked in Society & CultureEtiquette · 2 weeks ago

Was the pizza delivery guy so rude in asking me for a tip?

I ordered pizza and the total was $13.91 and I gave him a $20.00 and asked for change then he just said: “what you aren’t going to give a tip?” and I said: “I will but I need change first and have to take it out of there. Then he rudely snapped and said he doesn’t have change and told me I should tip anyway and that he will just keep that. He then left and said he didn’t want to deal with it or worry about getting it. I am thinking: “Jeez what idiot doesn’t carry change?” Was he being rude and in the wrong here? I mean I know it’s polite to tip but to put me on the spot with asking for a tip is just so rude and he was a foreign guy too so he probably didn’t know American etiquette.

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  • 2 weeks ago

    You should ring the pizza place and complain. It is not up to the delivery person to decide whether he gets a tip or not. He stole your money and you should demand it back from the pizza place. Tipping is a nasty business you only expect to see in poor countries. If workers require tips to survive, they should be paid more. If the pizza cost $16 rather than $13.91, you would still happily pay it and the extra cost would make up an increase in the worker's wage without having to worry about tips.

  • Pearl
    Lv 7
    2 weeks ago

    i wouldve just told him to keep the change

  • 2 weeks ago

    No, he was just doing his job.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    2 weeks ago

    Tipping is a kind gesture but it's not illegal. He should know that.

  • 2 weeks ago

    he was very rude ,report him ..ya pizza should have been free 

  • Anonymous
    2 weeks ago

    Troll. He'd be at risk of getting fired. That's technically theft. 

  • Anonymous
    2 weeks ago

    Nice story. Maybe the pizza could be cold next time. Give it a little interest.

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