In China, people don't need to pay the tips unless the customers want to do it. But in the western countries, paying tips is necessary if someone serves for you, especially in America. In the TV shows, if the customers forget to pay the tips, the waiters will chase after them for a few blocks just to get the tips, or they will just speak ill words to the customers in their minds. Waiters get the income mainly from tips. Their salary is only 2 or 3 dollars per hour. People need to pay for 20 percent to 40 percent of the total bills as tips. It is decided by the customer. If they like, they can pay 40 percent. The tip is part of the American culture. Though many young people feel like a burden, they still need to respect it.
在中國,人們不需要支付小費,除非是顧客想給。但在西方國家,尤其是在美國,如果有人為你服務(wù),付小費就是必須的。在電視節(jié)目中,如果顧客忘記付小費,服務(wù)員就會追他們幾條街去討小費,或者心里大罵那個顧客。服務(wù)員的收入主要來自小費,他們的工資只有2或3美元每小時。人們需要支付總費用的20%到40%作為小費,這是由客戶決定的,如果他們愿意,他們可以支付40%。小費是美國文化的一部分,雖然很多年輕人覺得是負(fù)擔(dān),但是他們?nèi)匀恍枰鹬匚幕?/span>
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