On the right, the same price with service and tax added. The service charge is ordained by Greek law, so additional tipping is really a recognition of special service for special requests. The current Greek custom is to leave some change on the plate with the bill and a smaller amount on the table. The tip on the plate is for the waiter. The tip on the table is for the busboy who served the water, brought extra bread, wine or beer and so on.
Busboys work for tips alone.
Bouzouki music is similar to the American Blues, with many adaptations and intensities. The analogy is not accidental either. Bouzouki like the Blues emerged from a sub-culture of unemployed city dwellers persecuted by the authorities and treated as outcasts by the more prominent middle class. Their refuge was born from the small dens and coffee houses they created in the less desirable areas of the city. They found consolation in the music they created which reflected the hard times and their experiences in pain and pleasure, in love and friendship.