idealmike
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For some people and small stores, waitresses, waiters or even those who work in the customer service sector serving people in cafe's and restaurants around the world. Tips help to supplement their income and they come to rely on them providing a great service to you in order to get a good tip in the premise that the better the service, the bigger the tip!
But according to this viral Reddit post, one ice cream bar has taken it a step further by using peoples own vanity against them as a way to get a tip by putting this jar in their store with this message written on the side which if you ask me is nothing but pure genius! 
Like seriously. On a scale of $3 - $30, how attractive are you?
What I find particularly amusing though is that I only see a few pennies in the jar.
I'm not sure what that says for their customers.
How much would you put in this tip jar and why?
Thanks for pointing out that it is a cold stone creamery. The only time I have went into one of their shops is when I wanted a cup of coffee. As I recall I was traveling and I was stuck somewhere and they were the only choice for coffee. Maybe this is why you see the creative tip jar, because they have no customers and the employees are working the angles to maximize their income. :)
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TommyCarey
Actually, this is pretty clever, but who the hell would tip $15 on something from Cold Stone Creamery lol. I've never gotten ice cream for me and my family and thought "Hey, I should tip this guy $15 on a $30 bill". It's just ice cream and it's not actually that good. I much more prefer Oberweiss's peanut butter chocolate shakes because they are pretty damn amazing. But even then, I wouldn't tip them $15 lol.
Now I'm actually a good tipper when I go out. I'll tip a minimum of 20% on my bill and that's standard for me. The only reason I'll tip less than 20% is if the waiter or waitress really sucks at her job, and I mean they REAAAALLLY have to suck at their job. What would I be thinking if I didn't tip them for trying to screw with my emotions? lol. Actually, this is pretty clever, but who the hell would tip $10 on something from Cold Stone Creamery lol. I've never gotten ice cream for me and my family and thought "Hey, I should tip this guy $10 on a $20 bill". It's just ice cream and it's not actually that good. I much more prefer Oberweiss's peanut butter chocolate shakes because they are pretty damn amazing. But even then, I wouldn't tip them $10 lol. Now I'm actually a good tipper when I go out. I'll tip a minimum of 20% on my bill and that's standard for me. The only reason I'll tip less than 20% is if the waiter or waitress really sucks at her job, and I mean they REAAAALLLY have to suck at their job.
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