I can always count on you two to start my day with a giggle, chuckle or belly laugh. My computer monitor thanks you for its daily coffee shower I am sure.
GB, I think in the case you describe it would be OK not to tip. If she is independent, then all the money you pay for your massage goes to her. If she is an employee, then I think the tip might be in order.
I have also noticed that sometimes places like salons set their prices so that the "change" that would be offered is roughly equivalent to a tip, so you can just leave the change. For example, a haircut that costs $16 so you can leave the change from a $20.
GB, I think in the case you describe it would be OK not to tip. If she is independent, then all the money you pay for your massage goes to her. If she is an employee, then I think the tip might be in order.
I have also noticed that sometimes places like salons set their prices so that the "change" that would be offered is roughly equivalent to a tip, so you can just leave the change. For example, a haircut that costs $16 so you can leave the change from a $20.