Random discount => tip situation?

[GuyOnTilt]

If I noticed something wrong and thought it was a mistake I would say something about it. But I don't really see anything wrong with you doing what you did. At more restaurant'ish restaurants, I very rarely look at the check before just sliding my card halfway inside, but servers give free stuff often enough on purpose that I don't think the possibility of something left off being a mistake would cross my mind even if I did notice it. Maybe if it's something absurd and the server never mentioned anything or seemed like they especially liked our table I guess. But yeah, it's commonplace enough that I would just tip more if I noticed.

GoT

The answer to this question, and in fact many other questions, is do whatever makes you feel best

[PoBoy321]

I would probably mention it to the waitress and if she said "no, don't worry about it" and was just giving us a discount, I would give her the same tip as if I had paid full price.

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Think you played it fine.

NT

[Sponger15SB]

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I don't understand how employees stealing from their company should be commended. I used to give my friends extra food, but I wouldn't want to receive a big tip-id just feel guilty.

-SmileyEH

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So if you're at a bar and the bartender gives you a free shot you're going to give him $0?