252
A new study reveals that the majority of Americans hold a negative view of tipping. According to Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman, over a third of respondents believe that tipping culture has spiraled out of control. The study indicates that 59 percent of Americans are frustrated with the practice, with dissatisfaction particularly high among younger generations. Rossman notes that younger individuals are more likely to refrain from tipping their servers at restaurants.
The study also highlights the impact of rising prices and the growth of gig economy jobs that. . .
