Woman's Reasoning On Why She Stopped Tipping In The US Goes Viral

Finding tip-free places in the United States is becoming increasingly challenging each year

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This one woman got too tired of the tipping culture and decided to call it quits

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She explained the reason behind this decision

She finds it unfair for the employees to get rude if the customers are unwilling to pay the 'tip'

She wants to know where's the stop?

She says she will happily give tip for the good service but she can't be shamed into it

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She told how she wants to eat out and tip at her own will

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She edited her post in response to the comments she was getting

She thanked people who engaged in a healthy conversation with her

The OP was not happy with some of the comments that were threatening to mess up with the customers' food for not getting the tip

Tipping has become a part of American culture and it's now very complex

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Hence it seems like this woman, along with some other redditors, have had enough with adding tips onto their bills

This thread has revealed how many customors are tired of adding tips to their bills, leading to 'tip fatigue' and smaller tips. However, the debate continues, as some US service industry workers earn as little as $2.13 per hour. Calls for fair wages from businesses or federal mandates clash with concerns that standardized tipping might lower earnings for servers and bartenders.

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Here's some readers response who think the tipping culture needs to change

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As the tipping debate continues, the path forward remains uncertain. Finding a solution that balances the needs of both service industry workers and customers is no easy task. It's a sensitive issue that requires thoughtful consideration, and we believe that together we can work towards a tipping culture that will make both the sides happy. 

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