Originally Posted by
UASPG
Well it's easy:
- the pay is just what I consider below what is"reasonable".
- the rates are quite low in comparison to what you receive.
- I am very well treated and I want to go a little beyond than a 'thank you'.
- just observe the staff and see how busy they are during those breakfast, especially at the rush hour. Tip is as justified for breakfast, as it it for lunch, dinner or at the bar. It's your choice; the tip is not required or even expected from most guests.
You are basing your arguments based on American pay, American rates, American service standards and American working conditions. Your forgot, you are in THAILAND
So the next time I am in the US (which I am not looking forward), am I going to use South East Asia as a benchmark for the above ? Yippee I don't have to tip !!!!!!