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Remember when tipping was supposed to be a sign of gratitude for above and beyond service? For example tipping a barber who gave you the best haircut you've had...

When did it suddenly turn into an "expected" service charge for entitled service workers underpaid by their employers.

Why is it my fault your employer doesn't pay you, you did your job, yet you want me to pay you for it on top of the product/service I'm paying for already...

>t. 6 figure earner who's not afraid to say no to tips unless well deserved.

If you live in the US, make sure you familiarize yourself with these updated tipping practices for when you purchase food or drink from an establishment