I came from a fairly Christian background, including university, and remember classes where the professor was always telling us to Tip Generously! It’s good for

I came from a fairly Christian background, including university, and remember classes where the professor was always telling us to Tip Generously! It’s good for the mission (you know, evangelizing to strangers) and it just became a huge virtue signaling thing people did in front of each other instead of an actual act of generosity. I personally don’t interpret “love your neighbor as yourself” as generous tipping as the Bible seemed more focused on just plain donations to strangers in need. I don’t think many service employees will have their life changed by 15-18% tips sadly because society just turned that into their paycheck instead of morally requiring their employer to do better :(