From self-service fast-food restaurant kiosks to smartphone delivery apps, there are more opportunities to tip for a wider range of services than ever before.
But between the high cost of living and uncertain economy, cash-strapped consumers are starting to tip less — and resent tipping prompts even more.
Fewer consumers now say they “always” tip when dining out compared with last year, according to a new report by Bankrate, or for other services, such as ride-shares, haircuts, food delivery, housekeeping and home repairs.
Sigh, I guess I'm no better.....I'm not tipping for them to get me a glass of water and then I do everything else, especially with a help wanted sign on the door that says starting pay is $15 - $16 an hour.
But between the high cost of living and uncertain economy, cash-strapped consumers are starting to tip less — and resent tipping prompts even more.
Fewer consumers now say they “always” tip when dining out compared with last year, according to a new report by Bankrate, or for other services, such as ride-shares, haircuts, food delivery, housekeeping and home repairs.
Americans push back against 'tip creep' â 'It's time to take a stand,' expert says
With living costs surging, consumers are starting to pull back on gratuities, just as tipping prompts become more pervasive than ever.
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Sigh, I guess I'm no better.....I'm not tipping for them to get me a glass of water and then I do everything else, especially with a help wanted sign on the door that says starting pay is $15 - $16 an hour.