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You can’t do that with Mexican people They don’t care how nice you are they just wanna tips 0-5% for original bills sick of them

So your not a computer server then? fk sake this search engine is rubbish!

I’m currently an expo going into serving and so many people compliment me when I’m just doing my expo job so I think I’ll have a great time as a server

Thank You so much for sharing.

Really missing vereena 🥺❤️ hoping she keeps getting better❤️

If you were my server where i live at, Id pay you my customary Tip for Friends, I have alot of friends that are servers at different restaurants.....and I always tip them 100% of whatever the bill is. BUT, They also take really good care of me and my guests!

I’ve been a server for over 30 years (yikes). And I must say…. Your tips are great! Very true! And very good advice for new servers 👏👏👏👏

My biggest tip as a woman is not only to do your makeup and look cute but to do it to fit your guests. My restaurant is fine dining, conservative type people. If I wear natural makeup they love it, the one day I wore more goth/darker makeup I made under 20% on all my tables even though they said service was amazing and everything was great.

Smile, touch, listen, care.

Show your family at all. And family together. Can be great

You dont need all that makeup girl

GREAT Tips!, " pay attention to verbiage", yes!, most people bring the lemons a long time after.

" may i get you a refill "? 😮✅️ sounds GREAT ! 🙋🏾‍♀️✅️ 1ST time getting more educated.

I love this video so much. Thanks for providing all the details on each tip ❤

I always try to make sure to treat people the way I want to be treated. And my guests actually often comment on it in a positive way. After all it's not about just the food, it's about making an experience for the guest where they feel cared for and important. Anyways remember always that you are valid, valuable, unique, irreplaceable and you matter more than you know! take care!

These are so good!

Just good looks good body shape and better personality I get up to $50 tips

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servers are the most fake people on the planet but again is not just servers, that goes for most jobs heavily depend on tips.

Anticipate what they need, if you see people down on sauces get it before they ask. In this business you have to genuinely care about them.

any PDF notes to follow, please

Why do ppl get upset when someone doesn’t tip you? Do u tip the bank clerk, security guard, the 7/11 worker, ur local ice cream man? Probably not! So then why do people who work in the food industry always feel ENTITLED to receiving a tip. Or it’s somewhat problematic when people don’t tip. If you feel like ur under paid or not making it, change jobs! U don’t hear executives complain about tips, why? Because they chose the right career field, and make a living off the job they chose. Not feeling entitled to receiving more due to lack of ACCOUNTABILITY on ur own actions

May God protect you and protect you

Totally awesome tips!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!!

this is like the exact opposite of like everything i’ve ever heard so i’m torn 😭 like every server i know that does well is like oh yeah blame it on the kitchen say the expensive thing is delicious even if you’ve never had it

Girl, you corrected your mistakes and it's so beautiful that it shows the difference that being genuinely human makes

Im glad I watched this video. Knowing how much money you make, Now I have a valid reason not to tip any server.

I run a financial services practice but have been studying for a new license, so business is slower. I got back into waitressing and was embarrassed because I felt like I've regressed. Until on my first day, my trainer made $500 in that day.

For the first one I say, “Is there anyone that I can take off the table for you?” Maybe I will switch the can to may

Great Job! Thank you!

Should you introduce yourself to your table?

Here's my tip. Give them attention. We now live in what seems to be (or becoming-) an attention deficit society, I think. Of course not all customers will want attention. But the majority will. The giving/receiving attention process is built-in to the dine-in restaurant experience. There's a lot of attention-needy people nowadays. And this neediness is opportunity. I work with servers that seem to resent neediness in their customers. Perhaps, acted on (providing that attention), would mean more work for that server(?).. These servers are the types that "take customers for granted." "I serve, they pay/tip.". "-It's as simple as that!".. These servers shouldn't be serving. There's way more to the dine-in server/customer restaurant experience than mechanized functioning. These same servers will seriously get upset when the place fills, becomes "slammed!" with customers. I see this constantly where I host. "Oh make them go home"..People, as customer, usually go out to eat in order to have a good time, a good experience. It's the other part of the transaction, articulated or not!!. Tips to servers are "thank you's!," the monetary form of appreciation for that good time experience.

ustena .. I tipped $100 to cute server cause some table next to us tipped $3 and I noticed she got sad/angered in her head...on my way out I tipped her the 100 and told her she was beautiful and a hard worker., she said thank you and she started smiling and giggling ,, haha my friend said I made her blush.. the last thing she said was she always here working while going on about her business smiling and giggling ,,the place was super busy at the time.,, so do I have a chance with her>? we are both attractive people

I'm not a people person tho

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Me too, how to say I love u

Just 4 weeks ago, my restaurant promoted to a server which I was anticipating for a time and seeing this video put things even more into perspective on the mindset/headspace to have when engaging with your customers. Thanks for the help! ❤

I wanna learn Arabic 🙀

May God make your hearts happy and fill them with grace and blessings 🙏🏻

I love you guys 🤣

I literally smiled and laughed throughout the whole video

This is a filthy system we've set up for our youth.

You should make a video on how not to take things personal

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My favorite tip is to be genuine ❤️ Customers can defently can tell when you are

Love u my first true love

Happy anniversary kids

Who is that guy

the towel billed me 😂😂 this warmed my heart, s’cute