As a non American, for jobs where the service makes a significant difference, a service charge or tips seems reasonable.
I live in London. I generally pay the service charge. Once out of every hundred times I eat out, I ask them to remove the service charge as I spent ten minutes trying to get someone's attention to order, rather than talk to my dining companions.
Service doesn't make a huge different for transport though. It's either on time, clean, and takes proper route or not.
I live in London. I generally pay the service charge. Once out of every hundred times I eat out, I ask them to remove the service charge as I spent ten minutes trying to get someone's attention to order, rather than talk to my dining companions.
Service doesn't make a huge different for transport though. It's either on time, clean, and takes proper route or not.