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[malkin]

I tip 20% if the therapist works for a salon or bodyworks studio.

If they own their own practice, then I don't tip.

Might be different outside the USA, though.

Same for me, I'll tip in a salon or spa, but if it is a private practice marketed as a kind of health care, I don't. This came up when I was seeing someone who charged the same hourly as I do for speech-language therapy. I don't expect tips, and I don't tip health care providers.

[jelee1311]

You should tip massage therapist, anyone working in a salon (hair, face, nails)
And especially a fly fishing guide they typically put up with a lot more than all the others combined(my friend is one the stories are pretty bad) and any other guide. I tip based on15 to 20% but also how good the service was truly was. I've been a waitress and work retail and I will reward good service. I don't usually tip instructors

[crazycanuck]

SQUEEEEEEEEE SQUEEEEEEE Last paper of semester done Who knew that comparing Detroit- Glasgow & Beruit- Sarajevo could be so interesting! I was talking about creating equity in post industrial/fordist and post conflict cities. Man i hope it makes sense....

Now to study for two exams in the next two weeks..second one's going to be

Weeeeeee...

[OakLeaf]

Yay on the paper! Good luck on the exams, I know you'll do great.

[snapdragen]

cc - I'm sure you've said before, but what are you studying?

[Owlie]

Woohoo on the paper! And good luck with the exams, though I don't think you'll need it.

[crazycanuck]

Snap-Urban & Regional Planning..

Owlie...when i can't explain aquifers amongst other things for my Environmental and Coastal planning class, i am not relying on my beauty and good looks to ace the exam . Today is a blaaaururrughgruuuuu day but tomorrow, i start to seriously study for this one!

For our Governance for Planning class I have a hope! At least when our prof gave us the copy of the 2009 exam i didn't have a heart attack!