In addition, Curious now gives learners the ability to provide a little monetary gratuity to teachers at the end of lessons, as a little symbolic, digital way to say "thanks, teach and keep up the good work".
"I do carry a little cash, but only for gratuities".
In states that don't mandate a higher level, employers can pay tipped workers as little as $2.13 per hour, leaving gratuities to make up the difference between that and the standard minimum wage.
At his gentleman's club, tipping is strictly forbidden and elsewhere all other gratuities are best left to the little woman.
There is almost no visual description in his work, very little metaphor or figuration, no fine phrasing or lush gratuity.
On-call town car (a taxi ride with the inevitable careening driver, can kill next meetings quicker than lettuce in a front tooth) -- around $3,000 for three days of business in a tight little trajectory near Capitol Hill, though it's nice that the 20percentt gratuity is included.
ROOM SERVICE There is plenty on the menu, but with the hotel only steps from many restaurants and next door to a Starbucks, there is little need for eggs that cost $15 plus a $5 delivery charge and 18percentt gratuity.
In that accounting, a single life is worth a little over seven million dollars, a number that far exceeds the hundred-thousand-dollar death gratuity that the Department of Defense pays to the survivors of those killed while on active duty.
Among other modest benefits like a gravestone and funeral costs, the family of a soldier lost in war gets a "death gratuity" of $6,000, the proceeds of a life insurance policy of as little as $200,000 and a pension for widows of at least $10,000 per year.
