No dunkin, please. No bottles of wine, please. No home made cookies, please. No gift cards, please.
Cash is best and greatly appreciated.
Look at it this way... If everyone gives cash it is a nice stash. (only 43% tip me and i bust my butt)
Having 10 $5-15 dunkin cards (the most i had one year was $135 Dunkin. And i don't even like dunkin!) cant buy your spouse a nice christmas gift
How much? My range is $5-$400. $35 is a sound number
You are complaining that _only_ 43% of the people you deliver to tip you?
Why does a delivery person get tips? We are already paying for delivery...
Week or 2 before Christmas tape a card/envelope to your door. One marked "UPS" and the other "USPS"
(my town USPS delivers most Amazon like dog food and UPS delivers heavier Amazon packages)
Often, people who came up from the working class tip because they recall crappy pay, poor conditions etc when they started and appreciate my hard work with a tip. Others do not look at it that way and have your own thinking.
Im okay with either. I get it. Many of my patrons are unemployed due to retirement, living off interest and savings. They all tip. The young up-and-commers hardly tip. I think it's because the young had a different kind of life (ie easier) than the older retired generation.
If you worked minimum wage jobs that didn't get tips, then you get resentful of the entire tipping culture and only tip when socially necessary.