Strippers seem to order a lot of takeout delivery food. I know I am just a lowly pizza boy. But I try and get your food to you fast, get your order correct, and to be polite and respectful while I am waiting at a club, not gawking or staring. And I wait. And wait.My runs are timed, but I always wait. And usually a bouncer will come back and give me exact change for your order, down to the penny.
So my question is- I know you don’t make minimum wage like I do, and only make tips and yes I think that’s fucked up and unfair. But I have gas, insurance, and depend on my tips as well. So does being a stripper exempt you from tipping me, or are the bouncers pocketing the extra? What’s the ettiquite here? I’m genuinely curious.
Strippers Don’t Tip?
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Contrary to the common Portland belief that all strippers are empowered, feminist free-spirit vegans bravely dancing for the celebration of sexuality, body movement and self-expression– some of them are just shitty people with no class.
Hate to break it to you, but the service industry gratuity self-circlejerk is anything but universal.
Back in the good ol’ days of Portland, the strippers always tipped the pizza dude, before the Californians came and said, “Oh, it’s very European to not tip.”
The etiquette is, go ahead and gawk, then move along and quit whining. They ain’t getting rich up there.
“I’m genuinely curious.” Holy shit, did you ever come to the wrong place!
lazzar, you can’t blame this on Californians, rather just the inflated ego of many strippers!
I agree with Todd. Get a good eyeful and consider that your tip. Even steven!
They tip in California… chalk one up for the Golden State!
Yes, and they don’t really, even deliver.
When you show up with the pizza in hand, you could always add a surcharge if they want YOU to put YOUR pants back ON.
The bouncer is definitely pocketing your tip. Confront him about it.
I’d be looking at the bouncer… In my experience, most dancers are decent tippers, as are most people who depend on tips for a substantial part of their income.