A tip is for good service, shows you are pleased with the product and service you received. I will not go to a place that automatically figures in a tip. How the helll do they know if I am pleased? If the waitress was too dumb to figure it correctly, by not leaving a tip you would help to educate her, especially if you told her why she was not getting a tip. As for taking the check to the cashier yourself, you can do it of course. The accepted procedure though is if the check comes on a little tray it is expected the waiter/waitress will come and take it and your payment for you, bringing back any change due. If the check is just placed on the table, no tray, you are expected to take it to the register. This is from the Playboy Adviser, maybe 40 years ago, has always worked for me. And I do leave a tip based on the quality of the food and service I receive. But not an excessively large amount, maybe I am out of touch but I feel 15 to 20% is still good.
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