OK! Magazine lists 16 (5) celebrities that tip above and beyond 100% on their restaurant bills

[stewie_e]

Comments

[sassalicious]

My state is still $7.25/hr as well. I remember when it was $5.15/hour when I started my first job back in 1998

[sucha_handful]

Off exploitation and poverty

[ext_2796703]

I usually do above 20%. I did 15% on the pizza I picked up myself tonight.

[inkstainedlips]

Anyone who tips less than 3000000000% is going to hell.

[elliotalderson]

Lmao

[vibeology_e]

OMG! Except it won’t matter and most people will have forgotten this by Monday. This world is crazy and I hate it.

[hilarylohan]

In Australia we dont tip. I find it really annoying having to tip when I'm in the US.

[ewanspotter]

Is tipping in Australia like to being in England, aka it’s not normal per se but they almost expect the tourists to do it now? As an American, it’s really confusing in other places, especially when I feel like they now expect you to tip even though it’s a place/city with “no tipping”.

[buries]

i found tipping in australia is for really spectacular service. it's not really expected like in america, but it's not unheard of.

i should clarify i am australian and have only tipped a few times in my life.

[ewanspotter]

Thanks that’s good to know! I’ve heard of the extraordinary service thing - but then I feel like, how do you judge? I feel like I’d feel too guilty because we’re so trained to rip here (and service wages depending on the the place) can be so shifty.

[kaenallaoi]

I think tipping is a stupid system but ngl if I was rich I'd def be throwing around ridiculous tips for fun

[nermal_kat]

that's what Johnny Depp did and look at him now