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Hell yes we will, that pizza wasn't as good as it was the last time I had it. [[User:Goexploreyourworld|Goexploreyourworld]] ([[User talk:Goexploreyourworld#top|talk]]) 00:07, 27 May 2013 (UTC) |
Hell yes we will, that pizza wasn't as good as it was the last time I had it. [[User:Goexploreyourworld|Goexploreyourworld]] ([[User talk:Goexploreyourworld#top|talk]]) 00:07, 27 May 2013 (UTC) |
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Mexico |
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Tipping is common and part of Mexico's culture and it is normal to tip 15%-20% before tax is added to the bill. This makes up a majority of the server's income. Gratuity may be added to the bill in some restaurants and is referred to as a propina. If the propina is added, there is no need to add more. |
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Central America |
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Tipping is part of the Central American culture and if there is not a 10% gratuity added already, then you should tip 10%. |
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The Caribbean |
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Tipping varies from island to island on the Caribbean. In the Dominican Republic, restaurants add a 10% gratuity and it is customary to tip an extra 10%. In St. Barths, it is expected that you tip 10% to 15% if gratuity isn't already included. |
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http://www.esquire.com/the-side/MARIANI/guide-to-tipping-031908 |
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http://goseasia.about.com/od/malaysia/a/myessentials.htm - Graph |
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http://culinarytravel.about.com/od/planningculinarytravel/a/Tipping_Guide_Worldwide.htm – Graph |
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http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/A-few-tips-on-handling-gratuities-worldwide-2519762.php |
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Tip (Gratuity)
Goexploreyourworld and jmarz33 will be editing Tip (Gratuity) on Wikipedia[1] Jmarz33 (talk) 23:23, 26 May 2013 (UTC)
Hell yes we will, that pizza wasn't as good as it was the last time I had it. Goexploreyourworld (talk) 00:07, 27 May 2013 (UTC)
Mexico Tipping is common and part of Mexico's culture and it is normal to tip 15%-20% before tax is added to the bill. This makes up a majority of the server's income. Gratuity may be added to the bill in some restaurants and is referred to as a propina. If the propina is added, there is no need to add more.
Central America Tipping is part of the Central American culture and if there is not a 10% gratuity added already, then you should tip 10%.
The Caribbean
Tipping varies from island to island on the Caribbean. In the Dominican Republic, restaurants add a 10% gratuity and it is customary to tip an extra 10%. In St. Barths, it is expected that you tip 10% to 15% if gratuity isn't already included.
http://www.esquire.com/the-side/MARIANI/guide-to-tipping-031908
http://goseasia.about.com/od/malaysia/a/myessentials.htm - Graph
http://culinarytravel.about.com/od/planningculinarytravel/a/Tipping_Guide_Worldwide.htm – Graph
http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/A-few-tips-on-handling-gratuities-worldwide-2519762.php