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Input: Basically, I had left about USD 4 on my hotel’s table, amongst a pile of my stuff and when I came back to the room, I found housekeeping leaving a note that said “thanks very much for the tip”. 

I had in no way or form whatsoever indicated at all that this was a tip to them. I understand it’s my fault for leaving my money unattended, but I honestly didn’t think they would take the money and assumed it was a tip for them. 

It’s a small amount of money, and I wouldn’t mind tipping them if they had actually done a good job of cleaning up the place (they really didn’t - there was still hair all over the bathroom floor). So I went to the front desk and told the manager, and they said they would speak to the staff directly as well as her manager. 

AITA for telling on her? I don’t want to get the staff into trouble, but I felt that she had no right in taking my money at all when it wasn’t even indicated it was a tip. 

complaining about housekeeping staff taking my money