12) That, and the fact that you only have to carry your own weight. 13) I express it as a philosophical agreement that can carry its own weight. 14) I can cook great food, clean the house and carry my own weight. 15) It's a challenge not having military babysitting me anymore but carry my own weight.
What you should tip: $125/hr (or 30% minimum) Get a therapist... or find a bartender that takes your insurance, Karl jokes... kind of. If the bar's dead and you've been venting for hours like the person in front of you is paid to help you confront your mommy issues and not to pour your Scotch, pony up.
Thus, hourly pre-tip wages vary from a minimum of $2.13 per hour in states such as Georgia and Tennessee to $9.47 per hour in the state of Washington. The federal minimum wage for most occupations is $7.25. However, waiters and bartenders are part of a special category of wage-earners known as tipped employees.