Mailman

Approval Rate: 70%

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    irishgit

    Mon Aug 28 2006

    I usually, but not always, leave something at Christmas.

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    canadasucks

    Thu Jun 29 2006

    I guess I'm in the minority here. . .it's the mail carrier's job- I don't get a tip for doing my job. . .

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    sfalconer

    Thu Jun 29 2006

    Postal workers have pretty good benefits and are paid fairly well. Also if my mailman came up to me tomorrow and slapped me in the face with a magazine I still could not tell you who he was.

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    castlebee

    Thu Jun 29 2006

    No possible way. These are government employees who are making more than enough to begin with for the skill level involved. They also get every little pea picking holiday off during the year which averages out to about one or more days per month PLUS tons of vacation, sick and excellent benefits. NOPE - the way I see it, I've already paid for this service with my tax dollars and I don't owe them another dime.

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    jed1000

    Thu Jun 29 2006

    Once a year at Christmas if the person does a good job on a regular basis but otherwise, no. And I know right from the horse's mouth that they want to be called letter carriers.. not mailmen.

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    molfan

    Wed Jun 28 2006

    Not a cash tip. we order a lot of magazines, and books, cds, dvds etc. Poor guy has to deliver them. so at the last couple of Christmas's we give him a little present. not much, just a thank you.

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