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Tipping isn't a huge thing here either. Delivery drivers tend to give you puppy dog eyes, especially in the rain, but that's the benefit of having a door between you and the waitstaff. 

As for the actual culture of tipping in places like the U.S., it's ridiculous and I shall not engage. Unless they backflip during service, it's not warranted. If they were to backflip, I could agree to 10% (and I mean literally springing off the ground and rotating mid-air). 

In poorer parts of the world, I tip to avoid being stabbed/infected. That's a sort of quid pro quo I can live with. 

I live in a country where waitresses get proper pay. No need for tipping.

It really is a fucked up system, using tipping as the sole means of motivating the waitstaff, but it's pretty much on par with unpaid internship levels of scamming.

I tend to tip from not wanting to find spit in my food if/when I become a regular for that business. I'll range between 10% to 20% based on the service (unless it was just that awful), and I try to get repeat service from the same people the following times that I come in to get better treatment in the future.

$7 and up usually

Either a lot more than usual or none at all. It's a very casual process that's determined because I never carry singles on me or I dont have any bills at all(dont care to make an effort get them).

10% when its okay 20% when it good 0% when teribble i dont want sperms in my food next time i visit

People here make $2.13/hr before tips, and the restaurant pays up to minimum wage if tips don't meet that line, so it is customary to tip if you're satisfied. 

I tip about 20% or nothing at all. 

(bc I'm not a fucking Jew)

I don't tip. I don't have to, so I don't do it.

I just pay the price of the food/service, don't ever tip the waitress/waiter, delivery guy. The one exception is when eating with friends, if they do it I do it as well in order to avoid scorn.