Who leaves cash?

[v6toy4x]

Went to our new little “hole in the wall” for b fast and the prior customer left a cash tip right down to exact change. I dont think I have had change in my pocket in years.

Who still buys meals and tips with cash?

 

[H20 Toie]

Me

 

[Shlbyntro]

me as well

 

[LuauLounge]

Me as well. If I end up picking the tab for a bunch and CC it, the tip is cash. That way it’s not subject to their W2 and all the associated deductions that go with it.

 

[Uncle Dave]

Same here.

Gives me the freedom to bail anytime after a check arrives.

I grew up working at restaurants for extra cash - I tip well and spread it around a bit to cooks and busboys.

 

[Havasu blue label]

All the time cash

 

[Singleton]

I always tip the bartender in cash after my first round even when I open a tab.
If service is awesome, I will usually tip on the CC and leave a cash tip as well.

As a past B&F employee (HS and college), good service = great tips and part of it is always in cash.

 

[outboard_256]

I always have a few hundred cash on me. I find you get a lot more deals with cash.

 

[Deckin Around]

Cash is King

 

[buck35]

Me

Me as well

 

[foxfam312]

I do

 

[TrollerDave]

I try to. I don’t always have cash.
I don’t mind paying with a card, but hate having to put the tip on the card. I just think it works out better for the server if it’s cash.

 

[welldigger00]

My wife was food service for years as a kid. Alway tip cash.

 

[185EZ]

Me too
Servers like cash better

Someone left exact change?
I don't have time to figure that out
I do 20% of total and round it up especially for our local spots
Unless something sucked

 

[Outdrive1]

Me. I always have a couple hundreds in my wallet. Idk why but I feel like you might need it in an emergency.

 

[2Driver]

Old people
People that need to shed under the table cash.
People that are cheating and don’t want a record of the expense
People helping out a server by tipping in cash vs running through payroll.

…..a lot of reasons I guess but I plastic everything. $20 in my wallet will last me a couple months.

 

[76 Hondo]

Always tip in folding green!

 

[zhandfull]

Me

 

[Todd Mohr]

I prefer to tip in cash as well, even if I pay with debit card. I want to make sure the server gets the $$.

 

[Racey]

Only commies hate cash.

Unless it's business related i only pay in cash at restaurants.

 

[throttle]

A little bit of both here.

A bar for round of drinks=cash
A bar bill to keep open=card
Hole in wall place=cash.
A nice sit down dinner=card.
Gas, mostly cash
Paying for services=card.

 

[Uncle Dave]

A little bit of both here.

A bar for round of drinks=cash
A bar bill to keep open=card
Hole in wall place=cash.
A nice sit down dinner=card.
Gas, mostly cash
Paying for services=card.

solid.

 

[Outdrive1]

A little bit of both here.

A bar for round of drinks=cash
A bar bill to keep open=card
Hole in wall place=cash.
A nice sit down dinner=card.
Gas, mostly cash
Paying for services=card.

I’d agree with this.

 

[JB in so cal]

When my boat sold the person paid in cash. It was a little more than a meal...

Everyone has reasons

 

[charred1]

Cash as well

 

[Bullet28]

Me as well

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

This got upended fast.

If service is good I tip with cash.

 

[oldboatsrule]

I always tip in cash. I feel it's appreciated more.

 

[bilz]

Cash most always. Nobodies business what I spend and where I spend it.

 

[lbhsbz]

Me

 

[4Waters]

We still tip in cash 90% of the time

 

[dribble]

Me.

 

[ChrisV]

Me

 

[F.U.IRS]

Meals on the card for the points, tip always in cash

 

[was thatguy]

I rarely burden my servers with cash.
They have to pool it and then split it up at most places.
If you want them to have that cash you’d better sneak it to them.

 

[shintoooo]

If you own a business, you should never pay for meals with cash

 

[jetboatperformance]

When I was a Kid my first 4 Jobs were at restaurants washing dishes and bussing tables pretty much everyone (wait staff ) made minimum wage $1.35 per hour but the Waitresses made bank on thier tips which went in their pockets

 

[RVR SWPR]

Always cash direct to server. Management or Restaurant owner provided the table,the server provided the experience of your time at that restaurant.

 

[Uncle Dave]

When I was a Kid my first 4 Jobs were at restaurants washing dishes and bussing tables pretty much everyone (wait staff ) made minimum wage $1.35 per hour but the Waitresses made bank on thier tips which went in their pockets

They're supposed to lay down some for everyone in a decent place - they used to call it kiddie back in my day.
In other places the waitresses would lay out something at the end of a night if you worked it hard and kept them busy.
Other places no one but wait staff get tip - and thats rough for everyone.
Thats why I'll toss something to the cook and bus staff -

 

[BUDMAN]

Nope never. I always use a card when possible

 

[73mandella]

I use cash about half the time.

 

[EPL]

We leave cash tips !!

 

[77charger]

Still use cash and tip cash

 

[Riverbottom]

I only use cash. I just carry a credit card for emergencies.

 

[DWC]

This go upended fast.

If service is good I tip with cash.

Same.

 

[monkeyswrench]

I have a debit card, but it's only used for fuel. I don't carry a credit card. I have no business reasons to right stuff off, so no advantage for me. Meals, tools, materials...greenbacks from the billfold. Old school, but works for my lifestyle.

 

[Rajobigguy]

I prefer to leave cash. The less that Uncle Sam knows about how much they got or how much I give away, the better for all concerned.

 

[sintax]

I always tip in cash if I can, because fuck taxes.

I pay cash whenever I can also when doing larger purchases or home improvements, because fuck taxes!

 

[Dan Lorenze]

I pay the bill with a card and tip in cash.

 

[dryhoze1]

Only commies hate cash.

Unless it's business related i only pay in cash at restaurants.