"Lynn’s research found that men left larger tips than women in cases where the server was female, and women tipped more than men when served by a male."
http://www.bookofodds.com/content/view/full/610626
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The research sounds confirming the stereotype. How about to waiters/waitresses who are obviously gay when you are not?
I personally do not care the gender or appearance of the waiter/waitress – as long as the food is good and the service meets my standard, I will leave reasonable tips.
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