Fox Across America host Jimmy Failla said the guilt trip associated with tipping generously and more frequently is taking advantage of good-intentioned Americans.
Americans shouldn’t tip more for worse service, which would ultimately encourage"the soft bigotry of low expectations" that has permeated society, Fox News’ Jimmy Failla said.
"The higher your disposable income, the more you should tip, but anything under 20 percent is rude," the article states."This goes for whether you’re at an Olive Garden or I Sodi and whether you liked the service or not." because"it's been crowbarred into aspects of our life that never involved tipping."
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