How was it? Delicious!
You missed out! Yeah.
Hey, we should probably get our check, right?
Let me get Tom's attention.
Hi! I see you guys enjoyed the brownie!
I did! Anything else for you?
No, I think that's it! Tom do you mind if we have our checks?
Absolutely, I'll bring them right out! Thank you!
So, you'll see that
Suzie was able to flag Tom down and ask for the check.
Ok, there you go! Split checks, just like you asked.
Thank you! Perfect!
Let's take a look!
Ok, ok. So...
What I noticed here on my check is that it lists what I ate.
That's good! And then taxes, taxes are separate.
They are separate. From the food.
But equal. Separate but equal.
And taxes vary state to state.
Here in the state of California, it's 10 percent.
Right, so once you've kind of looked at the check,
you probably wanna double-check and make sure
that the check is correct as well, right?
So, if that was a mistake we can always flag Tom down again and say
"Listen, this check isn't correct!"
"Please fix it!"
You can also take a look at your check
and think about tipping.
So, in America,
it is customary to tip between 15 and 25 percent.
I would say the average is 20% for great service
and 25% if it was super exceptional.
And then, how are you paying?
Are you paying with credit card or cash?
If you're paying with credit card, some countries use a pin number.
But, here in the United States,
we usually just sign our names on the receipt.
But if you are paying with a credit card,
you have to remember to actually add the amount of the tip,
and not the percentage, but the actual cash value
on to the check that you're signing.
I think that's it. I think that's it!
Let's pay!
I'm gonna use my card. Ok.
I'm gonna use cash! Ok.