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> and generally considered to be on the higher end in the US. Maybe in 1998 but it's pretty much standard now.
by giraffe_lady 4y ago
> and generally considered to be on the higher end in the US.
Maybe in 1998 but it's pretty much standard now.
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- jghn 4y agoIn more cosmopolitan areas, 25% is the new 20%
- dpkirchner 4y agoBefore this thread goes much further I'd just like to point out that literally every argument for or against or indifferent regarding tipping has already been made on HN, including in this most recent thread starting yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34496438 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34496438
- ApolloFortyNine 4y agoTipping is bad enough culture as it is, but inflation on the percentage you pay in tip is just funny. Are we gonna be tipping 50% in 30 years? The only reason it's the norm is simply the suggested tip boxes generally have 18 as the lowest easy option now.
- aezart 4y agoI ordered pizza online and tipped in advance, and then when I signed the receipt there was an "additional tip" field. Utterly baffling.