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Generally at fast food places, they don't even give you the option to tip. I also think pizza places are at least one step above fast food establishments?

Oh yes, this. It also just makes everything so much easier than having to go back through the POS or credit card machine to enter the tip.

That's not the case where I work. Usually is just amounts to your order not being as prioritized next time, if you or your address is even remembered. Not to mention at a lot of places the person taking your order probably isn't the cook nor the delivery person (though, for smaller/ stores, the person taking your order might very well be either of those, or both, especially later in the night). Probably doesn't make those that don't want to tip, or tip much, want to tip more than they did last time, but oh well.

No, tipping at a fast food place is almost unheard of. It's expected that one tips at a sit-down restaurant, for delivery, for takeout at a normally sit-down place (albeit less than if you stayed, at least in my experiences), and larger orders at a place where you still go up to the counter, but can do sit-down or takeout (such as where I work, but I wouldn't say we expect tips for eat-in orders, maybe about 30% of people do). This is as far as I know, anyway.

When I tuned in two weeks ago and saw that I thought it was super spiffy. The icons are great and having the Übercharge percentages in the middle was a great touch.

Having the charges in spot really helps, at least in my opinion, because the casters/streamers can't control where the Medic's position is on each team. I remember when I first started watching competitive TF2 that it made it a little harder to follow due to the symmetry of class positions on the SpecHUD only ever being an accident.I also really appreciate when whatever HUD is being used has the server map time limit and the capture point statuses (obviously) visible. Not unwatchable without it, just much better with.

I deliver pizzas for the place I work at and sometimes get asked "how much should I tip, if I'm going to tip?" I should also note that where I work I get paid minimum wage ($9.10/hr), $1.25 per delivery (half the delivery fee), and I do not pool my tips with the tips my coworkers receive in store.
The best way to answer this isn't the most straightforward compared to how you would go about it for a restaurant.
The way I like to think about it is:

• How far away from the establishment do you live?
  
• Did you order during traffic hour or near closing time?
  
• Where do you live (on a giant fucking hill, near a bunch of construction, something else inconvenient)?
  
• Is your address in an easy to find place/is your house labeled at all (I've encountered far too many houses with little or no labeling, especially in places that can be actually seen)?
  
• Was I there in the timeframe you were given, maybe even earlier?
  
• Was I, in some shape or form, nice to you, engaging, or what-have-you?

Then from there, use your own personal judgment on what is fair (whatever you want to determine to be awful, poor, passable, good, great, above-and-beyond, then assign some value to it) to tip.

This is sometimes true; however, the people that will also tip the most are those same people. I think I average around $3-$4 per delivery and we have a $25 order minimum on deliveries, unless the person taking the order asks me if a smaller order is okay, which I'm usually fine with. I had a delivery last Saturday that was 5 pizzas ($78 order) and I was given a $20 bill as a tip. The place was very near our establishment as well as a very large house in a nice area. Earlier that same day I delivered two pizzas, a salad, and some chicken wings to a house in a less nice part of town and the woman that lived there gave me $12. It's almost bizarre how hard it is to pin a type of people to how they'll tip, because many are anomalous.

Been watching it from Kaidus' stream.
Really big shame this wasn't casted, considering I think this is the closest game MiG has had all season, at least on map 1 so far. Here's the Gullywash logs. Lego did the strategy Evokate did last season of Heavy and Sniper to mid for awhile.
Badlands logs.

That'd actually be really cool if you could get item skins like that. Would just have to make sure they don't clutter too much and/or possibly make it look like something else.

Looking forward to the post-game interview with Natural.

Good thing it builds based on damage done now, same with all the soldier backpacks.
The inherent problem with the Battalion's Backup now is the part where it negates crit damage when its buff is active.

Well, they did win with Hys playing, but that really sucks for Gubbins. :\
Every time I've watched Rake's or Kiler's stream, their mumble atmosphere has seemed pretty tense.

I'd like a tryout, if possible. Also, hi asianriceguy and Arry.

This was an amazing series of games.

This is really cool. I'll try to get whoever I end up Ultiduoing with next to play it.

I was not aware that washed up meant "in invite on their main in the previous season."

bump for a good scout