A new survey reveals that a majority of Americans think tipping expectations have gone too far, with many citing the increasing presence of gratuity requests at convenience stores and self-service kiosks. Over three-quarters of Americans have grown weary of tipping expectations, despite nearly half of them having experienced self-service machines asking for tips. The survey also found that a significant percentage of Americans have been told they would receive worse service if they didn't tip or have encountered situations where tipping was compulsory.
A majority of Americans in a new survey said they believe tipping expectations have "gone too far," citing the increasing presence of gratuity requests at places like convenience stores and self-service kiosks . CouponBirds, a platform that tests and applies codes when buying online, surveyed nearly 1,200 Americans about their own tipping habits, followed by another 628 Americans about their views on tipping and wages for servers.
Over three-quarters of Americans indicated that they’ve grown weary of tipping expectations. "Despite nearly eight in ten Americans (79.3 percent) agreeing that self-service machines asking for tips is going too far, it's also something 47.3 percent have experienced," the survey said. "Shockingly, 39.7 percent have been told upfront that they would receive a worse service if they didn't tip - and 20 percent have experienced a situation where tipping was compulsory," it continued. The results reflect rising frustrations Americans have with "tipflation," or being pressured to tip at places that didn't ask for tips in the past
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