- Joined
- Feb 3, 2013
I am a generous tipper at places I am a regular at. I make good money and get to know the workers so I tip well. In return, I get pretty awesome service. Today I had a bill of $20ish, I tipped $10.Is tipping actually *mandatory* in America? I know, that you have a strong tipping culture, which, thanks to the connectedness of the internet, is spreading here as well. But I always assumed it's more of "it's expected" or "you're and ass if you don't", not "it's semi-mandatory, and there are rules".
Is it "10-30% is expected, 10% is minimum, the rest is a virtue signal of how good of a person you are“, or what are the rules? As I said, I see more and more people tipping around me, tip jars appearing slowly (this literally wasn't a thing at all before covid). I want to know what we're in for.
The Hulkster is a man of the people, brother
