More January Effect
I get three newspapers delivered to my door each morning, the Wall Street Journal, FT and the New York Sun. In December, all three were coming before 6 a.m. which is when I leave my house. Since the turn of the year, two of the three have routinely been showing up late (or not at all).
Could this have something to do with the fact that tips are given at the end of December?
I get three newspapers delivered to my door each morning, the Wall Street Journal, FT and the New York Sun. In December, all three were coming before 6 a.m. which is when I leave my house. Since the turn of the year, two of the three have routinely been showing up late (or not at all).
Could this have something to do with the fact that tips are given at the end of December?
Labels: Random Thoughts
3 Comments:
At 4:32 PM, Agatestone said…
We didn't give a tip to our carrier as he/she didn't leave an envelope in the paper for us to do so. Our service has not changed. We still promptly receive a nice, dry paper. Maybe your carrier has issues? Have you tipped him/her in past years?
At 5:10 PM, MoChassid said…
tipped them a lot
At 1:56 AM, Ezzie said…
Heh. Probably best to tip decently, but enough that they want more... :)
You didn't save a 1/1 FT, did you? My director has been looking for one...! [/kidding] [unless you have one :P ]
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