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by Barbara Grayson
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1 ? ? To afloat as a waiter , you need to make good tips . This means having to keep a positive and friendly attitude all the time , even if it doesn ? t come naturally .
2 ? ? Customers living to mouth shouldn ? t feel obligated to leave a tip , especially when every penny counts for their own needs .
3 ? ? If you ? re and saving as a waiter , you should consider working in a location that attracts more tourists , where tipping tends to be more generous and frequent .
4 ? ? I suppose waiters prefer a higher salary because cash tips might often burn a in their pocket , making it harder to resist spending money right away .
5 ? ? If you can afford to eat out , leaving a tip usually won ? t break the , as it ? s a small extra cost compared to the overall expense of dining out .
6 ? ? Including tips on the bill as a mandatory service fee might leave customers feeling like they ? re paying through the , especially when they don ? t believe the service justified the extra cost .

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