My understanding is, in that situation, it would be rude to tip using only coins. “Sorry. Don’t have any paper currency on me”. 
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You can’t set me up for a joke like this. Every fiber in my being is trembling as I hold back.
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NoDak.
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Let it out … You know you want to.
Sometimes it helps to tell them that if the weight is too heavy for them, you can help them set it down without dropping it.
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What’s proper etiquette if I’m tipping with a credit card?
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I believe Venmo is the preferred method these days.
Oh. I was just going to swipe it . . . somewhere.
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Multiple areas to pick from.
What’s the coin slot for?
Canadians.
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There’s a handy little coin purse up there. If you meet a really talented girl she can shoot them back out at you.
Um, yeah. I expect change
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Wow. Shitty tipper. Remind me to never lift in lingerie in your gym.
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Ha! I’ve derailed long enough anyway
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Haha. Derails are my favorite.
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With credit cards, my first move is usually to try to tap. If that doesn’t work, one is generally asked to insert the chip. Failing that, I generally swipe, placing the strip in the bottom position.
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A hundred dollars in loonies and toonies is still a hundred dollars. Of course, a hundred dollars in Canadian money is only about sixty dollars in real currency.
I have never been a cheapskate and tip adequately for adequate service. But Canadian cheapskates are a dime a dozen. And they would probably tip using the “Canadian Tire money” offered as a 1% cashback at Canada’s favourite hardware store.
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I meant more that they have $1 and $2 coins to be used in the coin slot. But your statement holds. Lol
I tried that and got charged twice.