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A growing number of Americans are pushing back against what they see as an increasingly aggressive tipping culture, according to a new national survey released by Bankrate. The report finds that 41% of U.S. adults believe tipping expectations are “out of control,” with that sentiment rising to 45% among Gen X and baby boomer respondents.
The findings reflect mounting frustration with the expanding reach of gratuity requests, especially in industries and scenarios where tipping was once considered optional—or entirely absent. One of the major grievances cited in the. . .
