Tipping Van Drivers
06-13-2020 | 07:05 PM
#231
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07-07-2020 | 12:09 AM
#232
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From: B727 CA
I rarely tip van drivers. Sorry but you don’t get kudos for driving a van
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
07-07-2020 | 12:28 AM
#233
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 1,957
Likes: 0
I rarely tip van drivers. Sorry but you don’t get kudos for driving a van
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
You, by yourself, make more in take home income than the average US household does in gross income. Just some perspective.
07-07-2020 | 04:29 AM
#234
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Mar 2017
Posts: 4,174
Likes: 157
I rarely tip van drivers. Sorry but you don’t get kudos for driving a van
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
07-07-2020 | 10:56 AM
#235
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2019
Posts: 1,323
Likes: 1
I rarely tip van drivers. Sorry but you don’t get kudos for driving a van
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
07-07-2020 | 11:10 AM
#236
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Oct 2019
Posts: 186
Likes: 0
I rarely tip van drivers. Sorry but you don’t get kudos for driving a van
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
I handle my own bags.
Besides, I have 2 babies at home and a wife who works just to help cover child care costs.
We’re struggling just as much to keep afloat as the van driver.
The customers shipping their goods, the amazon boxes or car parts in the back of my aircraft don’t tip me, so how can I afford to tip anyone else when my average take-home pay is around $60k.
Between rent and utilities...
Food costs...
Car insurance on two cars..
LIFE EXPENSES...
Well you get the idea.
I have a family of 4 to look out after on a limited income.
I rarely tip.
07-07-2020 | 11:51 AM
#238
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,991
Likes: 185
Imagine making 60k a year and not having enough money to tip $6 a week. I make $45k and still tip at least a dollar unless they are 1. Super late and jerks about it. 2. Drive dangerously or 3. Don't even get out of the car to help with bags (unless they're older). Being cheap just makes our profession look bad.
