And if you still happen to forget someone? Don’t fret says Oliver Mims, host of online manners and etiquette show properollie.tv: "You can go back later” after the holidays, apologize for your
forgetfulness, and hand them the tip. They should have no problem
accepting it.
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If you've ever been in a situation where you didn't know how much to tip, how to set your place at the table, or simply to put down your darn cellphone, then this is a show you desperately need to watch. And take notes, please. You're not going to want to miss a single episode of Ollie, Proper Ollie that is: the master of manners and smug looks. Join this clued-in gentleman as he and his assistant drop some much needed knowledge on those of us that need to know what to do, what not to do, and when to do and not do it.Feeds & Podcasts
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Holiday Tipping Guide: Who Gets What and How Much
CNBC - 12.10.07
How Much to Tip Requires Some Planning
Yahoo! Finance - 11.14.07
Oliver Mims, the British-born host of Proper Ollie, an Internet TV show focused on manners, said 15 percent used to be the standard tip for regular service, say at a hair salon, but that many people now routinely give 20 percent tips.
Just What's Needed: The Gift of Good Manners
Ft. Worth Star-Telegram - 10.27.07
Devin Moss, one of the men behind the Web-based etiquette gentleman Oliver Mims and www.properollie.tv, says flattering the host never hurts.






















