Having found survival in the kindness of complete strangers prior....I tip well.

Exactly what is this 'tip' you speak of?

At least 20%. I was a waiter for many years. But I rarely eat in restaurants, it's been 2 years, and I never have food delivered.

I tip equally usually $3 because that's a gallon of gas,

but sometimes when they go beyond the call of duty like alert me 10 minutes before they arrive I give them $5

15-20% on a sit down meal. I rarely do delivery as I can just go pick it up, I like driving, but if I do delivery then yes tip them $5.

Of course this is assuming in America, which this is standard.

In other places, the culture isn't set up for tips as they actually have to pay their employees for work standards even without tips.


Also, my understanding (based on something I watched, but can't remember where this is) is that in some cultures tips are considered an insult. As to suggest your product wasn't good enough, he's a gift to raise it to the standard it needs to be at. Many different thought patterns in many different cultures.

Minimum 20%. Working people are what makes this country great.

At least 15% lately a little more since the people who are working deserve it.

Usually 15-20%.

20%

delivery $5
a restaurant 20%, more if it's the private dining room and the service is excellent
$5 for valet, parking more if he carries my packages out to the car or loads them for me

20% if they knock n the door, but UPS truck or mail man wont take tips.

America is broken. Tipping should not be necessary.

I use 20% if it’s a larger bill, but with a $5 minimum.

20 %
I tip delivery drivers always

5 bucks delivery. 15-20% meal

15 or 20

Oh $5

Zero. I don't feel better because of demeaning traditional restaurants.

Since covid 20%+

15-20%, don't do delivery

I don't tip 🙄😏

15-20% of the meal

I was gonna insert a pun about the word "tip" but...