Re: The Leverage Tipping "discourse", Here's My Thoughts On The Characters' Tipping Behavior--
Re: the leverage tipping "discourse", here's my thoughts on the characters' tipping behavior--
Nate: tips 15%
Sophie: tips well as herself but if her persona for a con wouldn't she doesn't
Eliot: always tips well and leaves a note sometimes
Parker: 50/50 if she remembers to tip, but when she does she will leave a vaguely suspicious roll of cash. She gets better at remembering as she gets more exposure to the service industry
Hardison: my man doesn't tip *in cash*. He doesn't have a wallet, and his phone is plenty to let him divert company funds into giving the employees a raise. It's the age of the geek, baby, and that means ensuring a living wage long-term and making up for the assholes who inevitably won't tip at all. He's still gonna rile up Nate and Eliot given the opportunity though
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