So you are saying by tipping the dealer you get better cards?
Is this serious? Or am I missing some sarcasm somewhere?
I'll use a poker analogy. Regular poker players pay A LOT in dealer tokes
when you count it up at the end of the year. One might say that not "being
intimidated" into tipping poker dealers is "smart". But let me tell you, in
the real world, this is not practical. You may save several hundred dollars
by not tipping, but it WILL come back to bite you in the ass, one way or the
other. Trust me, this is a given. Thus, it would NOT be smart. We're talking
about dealing with people, not machines and numbers, and not tipping is a
big mistake.
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