I find it bizarre the mental gymnastics people will do to draw arbitrary lines on when to tip. All the reasons for tipping in restaurants apply to tipping in e

I find it bizarre the mental gymnastics people will do to draw arbitrary lines on when to tip. All the reasons for tipping in restaurants apply to tipping in every other situation they're being asked for now. It was never about fair market value. It's entirely social convention and nonsense like how attractive the server is. In 50 years, there's a good chance that tipping for everyday interactions will be the norm simply because a generation will grow up with.