Today's 98.3 TRY Social Dilemma came from Jason, and it's about tipping. Here's the email: Hi Jaime. I was put in a strange situation the other night at dinner and now my buddy is mad at me. Let me explain. My friend Ken and I went out to dinner. He wanted to pick up the tab because he had gotten a gift certificate for the restaurant we went to. Anyway, I noticed that Ken left a terrible tip for the server. And this server actually went above and beyond and deserved a great tip. Anyway, when I saw that, I pulled out my wallet and threw in another ten bucks on top of what Ken left. Apparently that insulted him. I tried to explain that I just really liked the service, but he got pretty angry, and said I was insulting him and his taking me out to dinner. Was I wrong to do that? I certainly didn't want to insult Ken, but I also wanted to make sure the server got what she deserved. Should I apologize to Ken, or should he just chill out and learn how to properly tip? Hope you can help. Thanks so much ~ Jason. Well I have been in this position before too, but I often try to put more money on the table without the person paying the bill seeing me do it. I never want to insult someone but we all tip differently. What do you think? Was Jason wrong to add money or was Ken wrong by not tipping enough and then getting mad at Jason for covering him. Let's help him out and let me know on the TRY Facebook page.
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