I would also tip the boys who carried out my groceries for me (they only work for tips - you could tell which Liceo they attended by the tie they wore) -- usually 100-300 pesos (back then, 100 pesos = a little more than 25 cents). As gas stations were only full-serve, I would tip 100 pesos for filling up the car (everyone tipped this for filling up the car), and another 100 pesos or so for cleaning the windshield. These guys also had a regular wage, so their tips were extra.
You are expected to tip the baggers at the DOD military commissaries....except at Ft. Leavenworth. Most bases hire military dependents (spouses and teenage kids) as baggers. They draw no wage at all. Leavenworth commissary baggers are inmates from the Disciplinary Barracks.
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....but some are more equal than others.
You are expected to tip the baggers at the DOD military commissaries....except at Ft. Leavenworth. Most bases hire military dependents (spouses and teenage kids) as baggers. They draw no wage at all. Leavenworth commissary baggers are inmates from the Disciplinary Barracks.
Not any more. With the new prison there, they no longer use inmates to bag the groceries. In fact, my son was a bagger there all thru high school when we lived there.
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