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first of all, some people seem to dislike what is considered "good service" in the US, so let's call it "high touch" instead. tips are definitely a factor, but
by leetcrew 6y ago
first of all, some people seem to dislike what is considered "good service" in the US, so let's call it "high touch" instead. tips are definitely a factor, but I think it's mostly just the US service/retail culture. even people who don't work tipped jobs are quite likely to ask you if you need help finding something if they are not busy.
- djmips 6y agoYou can get used to it however and when you go to even a neighbor country like Canada, the staff seems apathetic. I'm not saying they are but it takes an adjustment from the 'high touch' trained Americans.