The 5% tip will lead to spitting on your food in the next visit 😂

But i also feel in the usa people feel tips are an entitlement and also dont give us the service we have to tip for lol

The US federal government established 20%. The many states that pay sub-minimum wage for service jobs used a formula to determine just how little they could pay their employees. The formula had to include an assumption of 'average' expected tips.

I don’t tip. Not my job to pay more. If someone one does deserve a I would tip my nurses. Those women did so much when I couldn’t move for myself.

Tip only for good service. 0% for anything else. Max should be 10%. No need to glorify people who are just walking 20 paces to get you your food from the kitchen. If anything, people should tip the chef if the food is great.

No, normalize no tipping, charge me $115, and pay your employees better.

It was made up by employers who are too tight to pay a fair wage.

Tipping is how thier pay structure works. I do struggle with paying more in tips for a $50 bottle of wine vs. a $20 bottle of wine … is the cork harder to remove? 🤔

It’s 25%. Period.

I’ll tip 40% for normal service to make up for the cheapskates.