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Alm
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Yeah. Probably isn't worth explaining  ...
It's a cheaper country. Same goods and services cost less - housing, food, clothes, car repair, healthcare - everything.
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Glidergeek
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(Cow) Tipping  Here's my formula
https://modernfarmer.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/the-tipp...
There’s no way one person could tip a cow. Two people? Maybe – but not in real world conditions.
Not saying all waitress' are cows but I've seen some big ones in my time.
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Alm
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So nothing . Cost of living is irrelevant to discussion and wasn't brought up by
me, in case if you haven't noticed.
Tips are a just convention, a custom. If you want to follow local customs - you do, if you don't, you don't.
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pacificobob
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Regardless of where I am I tip in cash placed in the hands of the person who provided the service. [Discretely if possible]
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JDCanuck
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I have seldom tipped the gas pump attendants unless they washed the window. Now I'm wondering what the norm is? 20 pesos? a percentage?
I did notice prices in Baja are considerably more than elsewhere in Mexico, so thinking...what is the right amount?
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pauldavidmena
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Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck  | I have seldom tipped the gas pump attendants unless they washed the window. Now I'm wondering what the norm is? 20 pesos? a percentage?
I did notice prices in Baja are considerably more than elsewhere in Mexico, so thinking...what is the right amount? |
I'll get to make that decision tomorrow on our way to the airport. I'm thinking the answer will be "how many pesos do we have left?"
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Don Pisto
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| Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | I have seldom tipped the gas pump attendants unless they washed the window. Now I'm wondering what the norm is? 20 pesos? a percentage?
I did notice prices in Baja are considerably more than elsewhere in Mexico, so thinking...what is the right amount? |
I think 20 peso's is spot on. jmo
there's only two things in life but I forget what they are........
John Hiatt
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Bajaboy
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| Quote: Originally posted by Don Pisto | | Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | I have seldom tipped the gas pump attendants unless they washed the window. Now I'm wondering what the norm is? 20 pesos? a percentage?
I did notice prices in Baja are considerably more than elsewhere in Mexico, so thinking...what is the right amount? |
I think 20 peso's is spot on. jmo
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JZ
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| Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | I have seldom tipped the gas pump attendants unless they washed the window. Now I'm wondering what the norm is? 20 pesos? a percentage?
I did notice prices in Baja are considerably more than elsewhere in Mexico, so thinking...what is the right amount? |
Give whatever we have around. 40 to 50 pesos usually.
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Alan
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| Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | I have seldom tipped the gas pump attendants unless they washed the window. Now I'm wondering what the norm is? 20 pesos? a percentage?
I did notice prices in Baja are considerably more than elsewhere in Mexico, so thinking...what is the right amount? |
My coins. Otherwise, I start to list in no time. 
In Memory of E-57
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