I can understand this . I have seen those tired people that have their groceries and stuff on the busmetro . I don ' t NEED a seat , and shoot , they have no choice in their transportation and need to get food and bring it home . I own a car and don ' t even NEED to take the metrobus but will take it for concerts or to go to places where parking is a bitch and I am basically a tourist compared to their daily grind . <| sep |> There ' s a highchance they ' re a radical ideologue snowflake and will be a difficult employee . <| sep |> Not necessarily , a few XL specialty pizza ' s could hit that no problem , but lets add some orders of wings or bread on there just to be sure we hit $ 100 . It ' s probably still in one bag , but just for the sake of argument lets say it ' s two , tell me why carrying an extra bag justifies tipping a percent instead of a flat tip ? If it ' s a huge order for a party or something and thus harder for the driver I ' m not against throwing some extra money to be a nice guy , what I am against is tipping a percentage just because it ' s more expensive , because that doesn ' t necessarily reflect more work on their part . If I decide to add an order of wings it is roughly ten bucks , you think a driver deserves an extra dollar for delivering one extra container the size of a lunchbox ? ? Honestly thinking about it now I probably end up tipping 10 % anyways , if not more . It ' s not a money thing it ' s a principal thing .