That final store profiled who said "Personally, I view that the tip culture where we live has become part of the norm to the point where people don’t view it as

That final store profiled who said "Personally, I view that the tip culture where we live has become part of the norm to the point where people don’t view it as any sort of pressure," and had not 1 way to tip but 2 methods of tipping and a "Good Person" test charity guiltbox complete with 2 QR codes to donate in case you "don't have any change", seems to be more tipping than actual store at this point, I mean the menu of things to buy is a fraction of the size of the tipping and charity guilt detritus. What a nightmare, like something you'd see a comedy sketch of.