It may not be necessary and may even be wrong to some, but it was always a pleasure to throw her a piece of the action for being one of the only people worth a shit to deal with in the whole facility.

She always got the job done, done right, and with as little inconvenience or headache as possible.

I always tipped her because she was a true ray of sunshine in a pretty overcast group of rainclouds running the windows. Could take a signer and leave it with her and enjoy the races and wait for her to call me over when she had taken care of it. I never really every worried about checking tickets or calling them with some sort of dumbed-down cadence and language. Not only just a nice old lady, but a hard worker and competent. My mainstay for this role at my home track, sadly, just died recently. Always the one that does the best job and is actually a pleasure to deal with. So, it has always been my policy to have at least one that I take care of. I understand why people won't do it, but I have literally almost no patience left and even though I've done the job, most tellers are just horrible to deal with at all. I usually have, or maybe more accurately, 'have had', one or two tellers at the track that I always tip.

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