THEME - THE A TO Z OF AMERICAN WEDDING PLANNING FOR PEOPLE WHO MAKE UNDER 30K A YEAR

THE A TO Z OF AMERICAN WEDDING PLANNING FOR PEOPLE WHO MAKE UNDER 30K A YEAR

Thank you for coming to my blog today.

I decided on this topic because I feel that it is highly sharable content and because I consider myself well versed in it

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If you are not planning a wedding and do not know anyone who is, I suspect you won’t be back in April. That’s okay. (Scroll down, please.)

That’s what the theme hop is about – gauging your own interest levels.

For those who wonder what qualifies me to blog on this topic:

• Planned my own wedding- twice (Ex-fiancé , it didn’t work out.)
• Been a Maid/Matron of Honor four times
• A bridesmaid twice
• The years of the above weddings range from 2000 to 2016
• Attended over 50 weddings in my lifetime
• I’m a MoH for a wedding coming up this September, so I’m helping to plan one RIGHT NOW

If you, or someone you know, is planning a wedding, my blog will be a valuable resource this April.

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Weddings not your thing? No one from your circle at this stage of life?

Weigh in on this topic instead!

https://www.quora.com/How-much-tip-is-expected-for-Carside-To-Go-in-America

How much tip is expected for Carside To Go (in America)?

For chain restaurants (Applebee's, Red Robin, etc), Carside To Go is when a customer orders online or by phone and then picks it up at the restaurant. A server carries the bag of food to the customer's vehicle, which is parked nearby (often at a special Carside To Go side door).

Had the customer gone inside to eat, a server would have to fetch drink refills, clear plates, check on the meal, and make small talk. This is avoided at Carside To Go.

It is more similar to a fast food drive-thru. No tip is given at a drive-thru window (McDonald's, Burger King, etc). Food is ordered over a speaker box and then heated, bagged, and passed to the customer via a window.

Therefore, the big differences for the server is having more time to get the order together, and having to walk from a door to a vehicle instead of leaning out of a window.

Is a tip expected in these cases? And, if so, what percentage of tip is expected?

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Still not entertained? Maybe you can answer one of these instead!

https://www.quora.com/unanswered/What-are-the-afterwords-in-The-Finest-Hours-movie

https://www.quora.com/unanswered/Is-the-Dream-light-in-the-movie-Sisters-real-and-if-so-whats-the-correct-name-for-it