Do you tip when you get your carryout food from a restaurant?

No because tipping is for the service that you received while you're at the table and if I have to pour my own drinks and provide my own plates and attend to myself why would I tip them

Tipping is for the quality of service one gets while dining. Tipping is NOT for the food........it's 100% for service. If that "service" is handing me my food over a counter..........no I do not tip.

Only if the person was truly accommodating and caring i will tip takeout...typically I don't. I do tip 20 % or bit more in dine in.

Not if I’m picking it up. Only if it’s being delivered

I do. I mostly carry out from local places with great people, and I appreciate how awesome their attitudes are doing a job that I would absolutely hate. 😂

Only if it's delivered to my house

I do not tip when picking up my food.

Never

No

Tipping is arbitrary and antiquated but it's good for the soul. You should do it when the opportunity presents itself.

If it's delivered, I will but I usually don't when I pick up take out. And if I do, I'll usually leave 10%.

As a general rule I don't tip if I order and receive my food while on my feet.

Generally not if I'm picking up carryout from a restaurant.

Depends on the place and the service that I receive from the cashier. It's never more than $2.

There's a place that I go to nearby. Every time I go, I am greeted and treated well. The associates are never standing around on their phones or chatting instead of helping customers.
I can see the cooks in the back washing hands and cooking food properly. That place, can get a tip.

I never have

I agree with you and your opinion, and the only time I tip on carry out is if the person waiting on me impresses me with their service and attitude.

No, only for food I eat in the restaurant.

I don't tip in take-away food shops either, but might put something in whatever charity collection-box they have.

I do. Though it’s a strange change, usually the staff is young. They need a little fun money. Plus, it does prove that working hard pays off.

you know...that is a real problem for me. I do tip but honestly don't think it is fair except the cashier etc might not get part of the tips the waiters get.

I’m frustrated about it, but I usually do 10% on takeout, and 20-25% on dine in

I do, however I tip more when I’m dining in depending on the service.

Yes if its a waiter/waitress establishment

They have to earn it no matter what they make.

Nope

I all was tip

Hell No! Money is tight as it is normally something from my order is always missing.

I did before they started delivery charges. I now get my food. It’s cheaper.

sometimes.
... ok, often.
The food industry is hard work for shitty pay, usually.
If the teenage girl stares daggers through me though..... I don't tip well.
seriously, I have issues.
I tipped a waitress after she dumped a glass of water in my lap and said " oops" and walked off....

I grew up in the restaurant industry in a way. I have a difficult time not tipping.
People need to live and restaurant wages are rarely enough.

I do.

I do, but I tip on the lower end on take out.

These people take a lot of shit from customers and I want to appreciate them in some small way

Why would you be on the fence about it?

If food is carried to your table during a dine-in experience and you tip for it, why would you not tip if your food was carried from the kitchen to the take-away window where you carry it away with you?

no i don't tip for carry out. I do tip for dinning in if the service is acceptable.

Carryout, no, casual dining where I'm served, yes.