I gave the two guy's $10 apiece for setting up the new bedroom furniture. If they just bring it in and set it down, I probably wouldn't, but if they put shit together, I would.
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I gave the two guy's $10 apiece for setting up the new bedroom furniture. If they just bring it in and set it down, I probably wouldn't, but if they put shit together, I would.
I gave the two guy's $10 apiece for setting up the new bedroom furniture. If they just bring it in and set it down, I probably wouldn't, but if they put shit together, I would.
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Quote Originally Posted by Paulsy:
I gave the two guy's $10 apiece for setting up the new bedroom furniture. If they just bring it in and set it down, I probably wouldn't, but if they put shit together, I would.
Once two dudes carried a king size bed up my narrow stairs that has a 180 degree turn. Not quite sure how they did it or how I'll ever get it down. I gave them twenty bucks.
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Yes.
Once two dudes carried a king size bed up my narrow stairs that has a 180 degree turn. Not quite sure how they did it or how I'll ever get it down. I gave them twenty bucks.
I ordered a sectional from Macy's, paid for delivery, which I assume goes to paying the movers, no? I just offered them some beers which they took on the way out.
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I ordered a sectional from Macy's, paid for delivery, which I assume goes to paying the movers, no? I just offered them some beers which they took on the way out.
I once drove my Ford Ranger into this ditch in the middle of a snow storm on Christmas Eve (leaving a liquor store). Guys at the gas station saved my ass BIG time....not only that, they got it out without any damage. I bought 'em each a 12 pack in addition to gladly paying the bill.
If I'm paying for delivery, I won't tip if it's something pretty simple (5 minutes or so). If it's more complicated or involves setting something up, then I'd be more open to it.
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I once drove my Ford Ranger into this ditch in the middle of a snow storm on Christmas Eve (leaving a liquor store). Guys at the gas station saved my ass BIG time....not only that, they got it out without any damage. I bought 'em each a 12 pack in addition to gladly paying the bill.
If I'm paying for delivery, I won't tip if it's something pretty simple (5 minutes or so). If it's more complicated or involves setting something up, then I'd be more open to it.
Two guys delivered my 5pc bedroom set and this was in the evening on a wet drizzling day and set up and rearranged the whole room. They spent roughly an hour and a half on the whole thing. Tipped them $20 each which they were incredibly appreciative and sandwiches.
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Two guys delivered my 5pc bedroom set and this was in the evening on a wet drizzling day and set up and rearranged the whole room. They spent roughly an hour and a half on the whole thing. Tipped them $20 each which they were incredibly appreciative and sandwiches.
Yes. $10-$20 per guy for a furniture delivery company. I tip actual movers more.....ones that have to move all you shit. $20-$50 a man depending on the conditions.
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Yes. $10-$20 per guy for a furniture delivery company. I tip actual movers more.....ones that have to move all you shit. $20-$50 a man depending on the conditions.
always tip. just look at it this way, if you were the one doing that job, would you want to be tipped? Besides tipping people makes you feel good inside. Its only money, make more tomorrow.
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always tip. just look at it this way, if you were the one doing that job, would you want to be tipped? Besides tipping people makes you feel good inside. Its only money, make more tomorrow.
i used to work at a furniture/electronics store.. the delivery drivers make really good coin... but the kids/college students with them dont . i worked there for 4 years... i always tried to tip them both... when i got stuff delivered from work... if you treat them nice they will go the x-tra for ya... full set up... removal of packaging and even setting up dsome difficult but not long processes... i always tip them individually and gave the kid more then the older guy..
older guy/driver bout 18-22 an hour canadian
kid lugging all the shit while the older guy orders him around 10/hour
take care of the kid.. older guy your call..
cheers
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i used to work at a furniture/electronics store.. the delivery drivers make really good coin... but the kids/college students with them dont . i worked there for 4 years... i always tried to tip them both... when i got stuff delivered from work... if you treat them nice they will go the x-tra for ya... full set up... removal of packaging and even setting up dsome difficult but not long processes... i always tip them individually and gave the kid more then the older guy..
older guy/driver bout 18-22 an hour canadian
kid lugging all the shit while the older guy orders him around 10/hour
i was a sales guy and would go to customers houses that bought alot from me on my own time to set tv's.. home theatres etc... if i got a tip cool if mnot i made a good amount off of the sale... beds in the middle of summer with no a\c are killers.
also senior citizens i never took a tip unless they were well off. i spent 4 hours teaching an old couple how to use their new tv and dvd player and wouldnt take .50c they were really nice and called my boss to let him know hoiw good of a guy i was... that was plenty tip enough..
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i was a sales guy and would go to customers houses that bought alot from me on my own time to set tv's.. home theatres etc... if i got a tip cool if mnot i made a good amount off of the sale... beds in the middle of summer with no a\c are killers.
also senior citizens i never took a tip unless they were well off. i spent 4 hours teaching an old couple how to use their new tv and dvd player and wouldnt take .50c they were really nice and called my boss to let him know hoiw good of a guy i was... that was plenty tip enough..