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Do you tip your dry cleaner?

Tomasso

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I sometimes have them pickup and deliver, so I'll tip in that instance. But for walk-in service, no.
 

grimslade

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Um, no.
 

a tailor

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if its a small operator that does all his own work, and does a good job. then why not. if it is a large operation, then the front man keeps the tip when the people in the back do all the work.
 

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