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by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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If you want to get tips, you have to get people to notice the tip jar or at least be aware of it. I would not be bashful about adding the grocery money line or whatever you want. Colin is absolutely right. Get as creative as you can without being too obnoxious. I like to remind people that "I know TIPS is SPIT spelled backwards, but please try to keep it straight." It draws their attention to the bucket (basket, hat, whatever....) I always like to put some money in there for starters, as well. Not so much that people think you don't need more, but enough to remind them what the container is for. This is especially important if it's clear, like a glass jar or a beer pitcher.
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