When it comes to ordering delivery, tipping is a common practice. However, it can be confusing to know who exactly you should be tipping. At Argonaut, we believe in transparency and want to make sure our customers know where their tips are going.

When you tip on an order at Argonaut, it gets split up between everyone that made your order happen. Let's break down who those people are. First, we have the event planners. They are the ones taking your orders and customizing it to your specific needs. They work hard to ensure your order is perfect and meets all your requirements.

Next, we have our order pullers, or as we like to call them, personal shoppers. They are responsible for pulling your order and ensuring that we have all the products you need. They pay close attention to detail to make sure that we don't miss a single item.

After that, we have the managers who check the order to ensure everything is correct and ready to go. Finally, we have the drivers who are responsible for bringing your order to you. They will check it off with you to ensure that we haven't missed anything and that everything is as you requested.

In addition to knowing who to tip, it's important to understand the industry standard for tipping. The usual tipping amount for delivery services is between 10-20% of the total cost of the order. This amount may vary depending on the quality of service received and your personal preference. However, it's important to remember that tipping is a way to show appreciation for the hard work that goes into making your order happen.

At Argonaut, when you tip, the amount gets distributed among everyone who played a part in fulfilling your order. The tip gets divided based on the number of hours worked by each employee. This ensures that everyone who contributed to your order receives a fair share of the tip.

In conclusion, we believe in creating a happy work environment that allows our employees to feel appreciated and valued. We work hard to ensure that everyone who contributes to your order is recognized and appreciated. So, the next time you're wondering who to tip, remember all the hard-working people who made your order possible.